NEW CANYONEERING PACK

[harness man]

Production packs coming soon...
Best, Todd and Desi

[harness man]

Uhh, did we mention that the Ice Cube is really comfortable?

[jman]

Have to say....that blue is pretty perty!

[Kuya]

I needed this two weeks ago....

[whansen]

It would be great to have one by Thursday JK. Cube modification looking good. Can't wait.

[Taylor]

Awesome! Might be ordering a new canyoneering pack soon. Its just so difficult to wear out my Imlay packs. I have been happy with my new orange crittr. Keep up the good work guys.

[harness man]

Ice Cube Canyon Pack update:
Desiree (5' 2" tall) wearing the X-SMALL



Apologies to those who have been waiting (a while now!)
but we are finally getting closer.

X-SMALL Ice Cube

[harness man]

The Ice Cube has a helmet pouch (also good for a sweater) on top of the top pocket.
Here is the pouch with the helmet loaded



Next week we will be finishing production samples in all four sizes, then start building components while we wait for our custom foam lamination.
thank you very much for all the feed back and suggestions.
We will keep you posted on release date.
Best,
Todd and Desi
http://canyonwerks.com

[Canyonater]

Looks great!

[jman]

Looks great!

X2.

I love the Red. That's a sharp looking red too.

Thanks for the update Todd and Desi. I am anxious to get one!

[oldno7]

Very nice looking pack.
What do you have for padding on the back?

[harness man]

Hi Oldno7!
The part of the pack against your back has a removable closed cell eva-foam pad, 1/4" thick and triple folded (total 3/4" thickness) then backed with a frame sheet stiffened by two aircraft aluminum rods.
We are pre-bending the rods so they have some curve to match your back, or you can customize with a bench vise.
The frame is very stiff to transfer load to the hips.
The foam chosen for the back is pretty soft and has some memory to help conform to your back.
Foam for the shoulder straps and hipband is a dual density lamination that is cushy yet supportive and designed to resist crushing over time.
All foams and most of the materials have extremely low water retention so the Ice Cube won't get heavier in water canyons.
Plus the pack by itself has a LOT of flotation.
Thanks for asking!
Best, Todd and Desi

[oldno7]

WOW--a canyoneering pack with a designed support system, rather than 2 straps over your shoulders and a faux hip belt.

Kudos.

[whansen]

With all the excitement I hope your making a big batch.

[harness man]

We will be keeping the first production run small to "work out the kinks".
Targeting about 120 packs (30 each of the four sizes for different back lengths).

[Bo_Beck]

We will be keeping the first production run small to "work out the kinks".
Targeting about 120 packs (30 each of the four sizes for different back lengths).

Hope to see them soon! (Hint, hint) :-).
PS: Could use 24 more Crittr's (8 ea.) Thanks,
Bo

[whansen]

We will be keeping the first production run small to "work out the kinks".
Targeting about 120 packs (30 each of the four sizes for different back lengths).

That makes sense for keeping your quality assurance high. All of us that have been waiting to get one will just have to be fast on the draw

[harness man]

Thanks Bo!
CRITRS on the way.
And thanks Whansen- after the first run, Ice Cube pack supply should be consistent...
not a flood, but a steady flow (1 CFS?) will get us there
Best
Todd and Desi

[Kuya]

Thanks Bo!
CRITRS on the way.

Can we expect to see these in Out N Back on Orem Utah? I know they are interested and have emailed you a few times. I know they would love to stock them, and It would be nice to have a local shop to pick some up at a moments notice; for those last minute moments when USPS shipping might be to slow...

[whansen]

Harness man i just noticed the red pack does not have the webbing loops down the back center like the older blue pack had. Did the gear loops get designed out? :(