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Kelty Glendale 105 Backpack

SKU: KLTG105

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6407 cu. in. Kelty Backpacking Pack for gear.
Adjustable torso: 15-21 in. for custom fit.
Durable 300D Velocity & 600D Polyester build.
Lightweight at 5.31 lbs: Hike further, easier.
Hiking backpack: Dimensions 14 x 33 x 12 inches.
Kelty Glendale: Comfortable, high-capacity pack.

^$279^.95

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Osprey Poco Soft Child Carrier LT

SKU: OSPPSCCL

Osprey Poco LT: Lightweight child carrier pack.
Comfortable child carrier with ventilated design.
Durable, recycled materials for hiking adventures.
Adjustable fit ensures balanced weight capacity.
Organized storage for essentials on the trail.
Bluesign approved hiking pack for eco-conscious parents.

^$120^.00

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Kelty Asher 85L Backpack

SKU: KLTA85PMFR: 22629022BEL

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Kelty Asher 85L: High-capacity backpacking pack.
Durable design for rugged hiking adventures.
Comfortable fit ensures enjoyable backpacking trips.
Lightweight build won't weigh you down on trails.
Water-resistant material protects gear from elements.
Easy access compartments for organized backpacking.

^$199^.95

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Kelty Journey Perfectfit Sunshade, Gray

SKU: KLTKJPFSSGRMFR: 20662518GY

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Kelty Perfectfit Sunshade: Child safety certified.
Lightweight sunshade: 5oz, easy hiking transport.
Durable 190D Nylon Taffeta: Long-lasting sun protection.
Journey series: Enhanced parent comfort on trails.
Adjustable sunshade: Perfect fit for Kelty carriers.
Compact sunshade: Storage space saving design.

^$29^.95

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Backpacking Packs

Getting your gear assembled and packed is one of the most important parts of preparing for a backpacking trip. Whether you’re train-hopping through Europe, hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, or exploring the mountains of Patagonia, it's important to choose the perfect pack that can keep up with your preferred style of travel.

How to Choose the Best Backpacking Pack for You

When shopping for a backpacking pack there are few key considerations that will help you make the perfect choice. Deciding on ideal pack capacity, helpful features, general design, and internal vs. external frame are all important steps in finding the right pack.

Pack Capacity

Most manufacturers use a liter-based measurement system to describe backpacking-pack capacity. It’s a straightforward system that makes it easy to compare potential choices for your trip.

Sizes range from under 10 liters to over 70 liters. If you plan to travel for longer than a week, look for a 70-liter or larger pack to ensure you have enough room for all of your gear. If you plan to do frequent laundry or are going on a shorter trip, a medium-sized 30- to 50-liter pack is probably sufficient.

Pack Features

Modern backpacking packs are loaded with intelligent features designed to simplify your life on the road. Pockets and compartments are always helpful, but look for other useful features like detachable top sections that you can use as a daypack, external bungees for carrying sleeping bags without sacrificing interior space, and dedicated water-bladder compartments.

Often, the more features your pack includes, the higher the price tag. However, a well-designed pack will save you plenty of headaches along the way and make your trip more enjoyable.

Internal vs External Backpacking Pack Frames

Larger backpacking packs feature a rigid frame to help distribute weight and keep your gear in a more manageable shape. Some packs have an internal frame hidden in the seams and structure of the bag while others have an external and visible frame.

Choosing between an internal and external frame often comes down to personal preference, though internal-frame packs are more common.

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Kelty Asher 85L Backpack

Kelty Journey Perfectfit Sunshade, Gray

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Internal vs External Backpacking Pack Frames

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