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"Full-on burl and resiliance with the compactness and simplicity of a pack that is quite enjoyable to wear while climbing." - Climbing Magazine
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A young backpack designer from Bend, Oregon uses his small business to support artists, host pop-up events, and create community
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"Overall, the Free Range Raven is not a skimo race pack and may not be ideal for winter touring when avalanche gear (or larger pack sizes) are needed but has been my first choice for climbing adventures and spring ski-alpinism when stability is good." - Skin Track
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"One of our favorite new additions is the Free Range Raven pack. It is designed for skimo racing but we find it perfect for uphilling or a short tour in the backcountry. The sleek pack lacks the do-dadds we detest and at 25 liters, it's roomy enough to fit the basics for backcountry skiing." - Wild Snow
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Enter Free Range Equipment. Here's a company full of youthful enthusiasm with products created by climbers and skiers who understand the demands of these activities and the desires of their peers. Conceptualized, designed, sewn, and tested in Bend, Oregon, there is no doubt who is doing what at Free Range Equipment." - Skimo Life
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"Bend athlete bails on school, starts a function first pack company." - The Source Weekly
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"For part three of the no excuses interview series, we're joined by Tosch Roy, a nordic racer turned skimo mutant at the helm of a svelte technical pack company, Free Range Equipment." - Mountain Lessons
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