Comfort/Fit
The SnoJo 20 carries light loads well but struggles to stay rigid under heavier loads, particularly when carrying a heavy pair of skis. The shoulder straps are adequately padded but carrying around a large amount of weight for an entire day would become cumbersome. 

Ski/Snowboard Carry
The SnoJo is outfitted to carry skis in both diagonal and A-frame, as well as a snowboard. A-frame felt like the more stable carry, so users will probably prefer it over the diagonal system.

Features
A simple and standard feature set rounds the SnoJo out nicely. The truth is you’d be hard pressed to find many more features in a pack this small. Dedicated avy gear and goggle pockets, full back panel access, and an insulated hydration sleeve provide an array of organizational features. The SnoJo also has a large handle embroidered into the front of the pack, which was useful for moving or throwing the entire kit into the trunk of a car. The SnoJo was not designed to carry any ice tools. 

Ease of Use
The SnoJo is very simple and user-friendly, making it an ideal choice for those just getting their feet wet in the sport of venturing beyond the resort.

Durability
The SnoJo shouldn’t have any durability issues for a few years of solid use, though the front of the pack does scuff easily.