Jones DSCNT Backpack

Yes, the 32-liter capacity is the sweet spot for most day tours. It provides plenty of room for your essential layers, extra gloves, a lunch, and a hydration reservoir, while still keeping the pack profile streamlined enough for technical ascents.

Absolutely. The pack features a back panel zipper that allows you to access the main compartment without having to unstrap your board or skis. This is a critical feature for quick transitions or grabbing a jacket when you're already mid-bootpack.

Yes, it includes a dedicated avalanche rescue protocol panel and tool pocket. This keeps your shovel, probe, and beacon organized and immediately accessible in an emergency, separate from your other gear.

The DSCNT is designed with versatility in mind, offering both vertical board carry and A-frame ski carry configurations. This ensures you can securely attach your setup to the pack regardless of whether you are riding a splitboard or skis.

Yes, it features an insulated hydro-pocket sleeve. The insulation helps prevent your water line from freezing during cold days in the backcountry.

No, the Jones DSCNT 32L is not airbag compatible. If you require an avalanche airbag system, you will need to look at a different model designed specifically to house an airbag deployment system.