Versatile and lightweight, the Avabag LiTRIC Tour 30L is a ski touring pack built around the electronic LiTRIC airbag system, no cartridge, no weighing, no travel restrictions, just charge it and go. Whether it's a quick after-work lap or a multi-day tour, this pack is built to handle it. One BASE works across various sizes of both Tour and Freeride zip-ons, so the airbag system you're buying into isn't locked to one bag for life.
The stowaway bag opens fully via a circumferential zipper and comes loaded with what you need on tour: ski, splitboard and rope attachments, ice axe loops, and a small map compartment, plus a separate safety compartment so your shovel and probe are never buried under the rest of your kit. Materials are light but scuff-resistant, and the whole system runs on a charge that lasts roughly 60 hours, more than enough for a multi-day trip with zero recharging.
SPECS
- Volume: 30L
- Weight: 2,410g
- Airbag system: LiTRIC electronic (supercapacitor, no cartridge)
- Charge time: ~25 minutes via USB-C
- Unlimited test-fires at no additional cost
- One charge enables at least 2 activations
- Operation time when switched on: ~60 hours
- Operating temperature range: -30°C to +45°C
- Back and features tailored to touring
- Modular BASE + ZIP system, compatible with all AVABAG LiTRIC Freeride and Tour zip-ons
- Height-adjustable release grip
- Main compartment access: front
- Circumferential zipper
- Separate safety compartment plus additional compartment for emergency gear
- Safety leg strap
- D-Skifix ski attachment
- Snowboard and snowshoe holder
- 2x ice axe and hiking pole loops
- Rope attachment
- Chest strap with signal whistle
- Helmet net
- Compression strap
- Bright interior lining
- Hydration system compatible
- Emergency card included
- Key holder
- Construction: climate-neutral, PFC-free
- Warranty: 2 years standard, extends to 5 years with product registration
Buyer's guide
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This is your do-it-all touring size. 30L covers everything from after-work laps to full-day tours without feeling bulky, if you're regularly doing multi-day trips, look at the 36S instead for the extra room.
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The modular BASE is the real investment here. You're not just buying a pack, you're buying into a system, so if your touring style shifts later (more freeride days, longer trips) you can switch the attached pack without replacing the airbag electronics.
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60 hours of runtime is genuinely useful for hut trips and multi-day tours where recharging isn't an option, you shouldn't need to think about battery life mid-trip.
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Electronic vs. cartridge. No canister means no weighing, no disposal, and no airline hassle if you're travelling to ski. If you'd rather stick with a compressed-air trigger you already know, a cartridge system may suit you better.
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D-Skifix and dedicated snowboard/snowshoe holders make this a solid pick regardless of which way you get uphill, worth noting if you swap disciplines through the season.
