Crafted for backcountry enthusiasts, the Dakine Mission Pro 25L stands out as a comprehensive pack tailored for off-piste adventures. Purpose-built for chasing powder lines beyond the resort gates, this pack is designed with the necessary space for full day trips. The... Read More >
Crafted for backcountry enthusiasts, the Dakine Mission Pro 25L stands out as a comprehensive pack tailored for off-piste adventures. Purpose-built for chasing powder lines beyond the resort gates, this pack is designed with the necessary space for full day trips. The clamshell design includes a dedicated pocket for your shovel and probe, providing quick access to avalanche safety equipment. The main compartment accommodates layers, skins, and essential touring gear. Hydration-ready with an insulated sleeve in the shoulder strap, the 25-liter size provides versatility with options for horizontal and vertical board carry, as well as diagonal split carry.
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In 1979, Rob Kaplan founded Dakine in Haiku, Hawaii. The brand was inspired by the need for specialized accessories for outdoor sports enthusiasts, particularly those in the water and snow sports industries. Dakine's innovative and durable products, including backpacks, luggage, and accessories, cater to athletes' specific needs and have been trusted by adventurers for decades. The name “Dakine” comes from the Hawaiian Pidgin phrase "da kine" (derived from "the kind").
