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EVOC

Sold as an airbag pack, without the airbag

What they cover here

An avalanche airbag rucksack and a wheeled ski bag.

Where their listings pull ahead

The ski bag is the only one here on wheels, and the only one whose wheels can be replaced rather than outlived. A wheeled bag dies at its wheels, so that one line is most of the purchase.

Where they slip

The rucksack is sold as an avalanche airbag rucksack and the airbag is not in the box. It accepts a Mammut R.A.S. 3.0 system, bought separately, and the back protector is included. The price that looks like the cheapest on its shelf is therefore not comparable with the packs beside it.

Which shelves carry EVOC

Every EVOC reference written up here

  • EVOC Ski Roller wheeled ski bag in black

    EVOC Ski Roller, L

    The only bag here on wheels — and the only one whose wheels can be replaced rather than outlived.

    Length
    Not published; sold in size L
    Adjustable
    No; the bag folds flat when empty
    Padding
    Not published
    Capacity
    Up to two pairs of skis, depending on the type
    Pole sleeve
    Not published
    Wheels
    Replaceable skate wheels, stated smooth and quiet
    Carry
    Not published beyond the wheels
    Weight
    Not published; described as particularly light
    Amazon reference
    B0G1MQTDXC (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    4250450733928
    • Wheels, which the family page above says change everything in an airport
    • The wheels are replaceable skate wheels — a wearing part that can be renewed rather than ending the bag
    • No length published at all, on a shelf where length is the first specification

    Best for: Two people flying with skis, who have carried a bag through an airport once

    ≈ $200 / £175 / €170
    Check price on Amazon

The live figure beside a product went and asked the shop for it the moment this page opened; any amount written into the text has not moved since the sentence was drafted, and it is the first of the two that counts.