HEAD KORE Backpack 2026 – Freeride‑Ready Gear Pack for On‑Hill & Back‑Country Days The HEAD KORE Backpack 2026 is built for riders who demand flexibility, organization, and durability in one pack. Whether you're hiking for fresh lines, navigating a resort ruck, or loading up for a day of powder, this pack delivers purpose‑driven features designed around freeride skiing. Key Features Volume approx. 25 L: Enough space for avalanche kit, hydration system, outer layer and essentials. Avalanche gear compartment: Dedicated top‑zip pocket for beacon, probe, shovel — easily accessible while on the go. Hydration compatible: Internal sleeve for bladder (often up to 3L) and routing for hose; helps keep you hydrated on the ascent. Helmet and ski carry options: External helmet net or strap, plus A‑Frame or diagonal ski carry for when you’re on the move. Padded shoulder straps + waist belt: Ergonomic design with load‑management for comfort on long tours or heavier loads. Why Choose the KORE Backpack? If you’re keen on freeride skiing, touring or multi‑day missions off the piste, this pack gives the right blend of rugged construction, smart organization and streamlined carry. With HEAD’s KORE branding you get a product shaded by their high‑performance ski line — showing that this isn’t just a resort pack, but one built for serious mountain use. Typical Use & Fit Perfect for: Freeriders carrying skins, avalanche gear and a spare layer. Skiers hiking for fresh lines and needing dynamic carry options. Resort skiers who like to travel light but want quality features (hydration, ski-carry, durable shell). Care & Maintenance To keep your pack in top condition: after each outing, empty all compartments, hose off mud or snow, wipe down zippers and buckles, allow to air‑dry in cool shade, then store unbuckled. Avoid over‑packing beyond its ergonomic capacity, and inspect attachment points (ski carry straps, helmet net) before heavy use. Take your gear further. The HEAD KORE Backpack 2026 – where function meets freeride freedom.
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