Backpacks part 2: skiing

Here's the second video in my backpack series, this one is all about skiing packs and what I look for when I'm shopping for them.
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[@truthdefenders-]

Just looked at the Airpacks and boy what a freaking rip-off (one was $1400.+), its such a shame that the industry has turned outdoors activities into a rich-mans game, us poor or struggling folks must settle for risking our lives a bit more or trusting our cheap products do the job, oh well can't let those risks keep us from enjoying the outdoors just like anyone else.

[@MTmixer84]

My old BD revelation 35 has served me well for many years now.

[@west24878]

Do you use a water reservoir/bladder with your ski touring or alpine packs?

[@ryantilley9063]

Not really, I thought about adding one to the alpine pack, but just haven't cared enough to try yet. Putting a water bladder on a ski touring pack could be a little bit harder to deal with, especially if the water inside the tube freezes on you.