

HEAD Boot Backpack
Dedicated backpack for ski boots and helmet with two separate compartments, worn as a rucksack or shoulder bag. Top access zip and front boot pocket keep your gear organised and protected.
- Free delivery over £50, or collect from the shop
- Each size is a single item — we check it's on the shelf before we send it
- Your card is only charged when your order is sent
- Returns within 28 days if it isn't right
About the HEAD Boot Backpack
This is a purpose-built backpack designed to carry a pair of ski boots and a helmet safely to and from the slopes. The two separate compartments keep your helmet and boots protected and organised, while the carry design works as a traditional backpack or single-shoulder bag depending on how you're moving through the resort.
Why we rate it
The Boot Backpack solves the annoying problem of carrying bulky, wet ski boots back to accommodation or the car. A dedicated front pocket holds the boots securely while the top zippered access means you can grab what you need quickly without rummaging through the main compartment. The neoprene-style material resists scuffs and moisture, so your other kit stays dry even if your boots are soaking.
Who it's for
Anyone who takes their boots off mid-day or travels between lodging and the resort. It works for families, skiers staying away from home, or anyone who needs to carry more than just bindings and poles.
Key features
- Two separate compartments — helmet and boots each have their own space to prevent damage
- Top zippered access — quick reach to your gear without unpacking everything
- Front boot pocket — dedicated flap compartment holds boots securely
- Backpack and shoulder carry — use as a rucksack or single-strap bag depending on the situation
- Durable neoprene construction — resists abrasion and moisture from wet kit
Specification
| Brand | HEAD |
|---|---|
| Model | Boot Backpack |
| Sizes | One size |
| Fit | Unisex |

Skee-Tex · The Old Mill, Battlesbridge
Come and see it in the shop
Try it on at the mill in Battlesbridge — the kettle's usually on.
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