Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The BCA Stash 40™ backpack is a good choice for those going deep in the backcountry, skiing with clients, or doing overnights where leaving emergency and group gear behind is not an option. This pack is new for 2019/2020. The Stash 40™ backpack carries 40 liters and features adjustable fit straps and carry systems for both skiers and snowboarders. All BCA Stash packs come with zippered back-panel access, and dual Stash shoulder sleeves compatible with hydration systems and BC Link radios.
SHOP STASH PACKS: backcountryaccess.com/en-us/c/airbags-backpacks/stash-packs
The BCA Stash 40™ backpack is a good choice for those going deep in the backcountry, skiing with clients, or doing overnights where leaving emergency and group gear behind is not an option. This pack is new for 2019/2020. The Stash 40™ backpack carries 40 liters and features adjustable fit straps and carry systems for both skiers and snowboarders. All BCA Stash packs come with zippered back-panel access, and dual Stash shoulder sleeves compatible with hydration systems and BC Link radios.
SHOP STASH PACKS: backcountryaccess.com/en-us/c/airbags-backpacks/stash-packs
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