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                     Backpacks                   
 
                   These are backpacks that I believe would work well in
                 survival situations, try to get something that doesn't stand
                 out because you may not want to be seen.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ramp up your camping exploits and get a little more serious about your time in the backwoods with the Terra 30 from The North Face. Designed for the beginning backpacker, the Terra keeps you on the move and carefree during a 1- or 2-day trip with a lightweight frame and durable ripstop nylon fabric without shirking on stowage space or compartments for your gear.

 

 

Like the small, efficient, compact hawk for which it was named, Osprey's Kestrel 28 Backpack will let you swoop in and out and get the job done while still mounting a vicious assault on any trail. Load your gear via the top and keep it organized with multiple exterior pockets, gear loops, and daisies while you keep your back in comfort with the foam backpanel, harness, and hipbelt.

 

 

 

Known collectively as "the backpacker's backpack" the Crestone 60 from The North Face doesn't forgo comfort in the name of capacity. Plenty of stowage space, including a separate sleeping bag compartment and four extra pockets, gives you a plethora of gear-stowing options while the molded E-VAP foam back panel and dual-pivot hipbelt keep your back and hips comfortable with an evenly distributed load.

 

 

Fend off hostile precipitation by covering your head and pack with Outdoor Research's Pack Hoody Pack Cover. Lash down the protective layer with elastic drawcords around the back and bottom and let the waterproof taped seams paired with 40D silnyl fabric keep your gear dry and you comfortable.

 

 

 

 

 

Trek with all of your gear to base camp, then head for the summit without having to take a break to switch out your packs - the Mountain Hardwear Direttissima was made for long days of heavy-duty trekking. Developed with direct input from Mountain Hardwear's 2007 athlete team, versatility for the serious athlete has been built into every feature.

 

 

The Prophet 65 is The North Face's premier lightweight alpine assault pack for heavy loads. The lightweight carbon-fiber X-Frame suspension mirrors the rotational movement of the body so you don't fight the load and create undue fatigue.

 

 

Spend your days in the backcountry moving with the speediness of the wind with Mountain Hardwear's Windpack backpack that provides plenty of easy-access stowing options. Stow essentials for short jaunts from camp in the detachable front pocket that doubles as a yo-yo pack while you keep trail snacks, your map, and GPS at the ready in the zippered side access pockets.

 

 

Protect your gear from the elements and your back from undue strain with the Palisade 80 from Gregory. With durable nylon ripstop fabric and Custom Fit Suspension that sports a 3D precurved harness and quick adjust waistbelt, the Palisade will get you and your gear to your final destination, all while staying properly positioned thanks to the co-molded anti-slip lumbar pad.

 

 

 

The UL Raincover Pack Cover puts just a few ounces into your pack and adds exceptional rain protection for your Osprey. Fitting most of the Osprey line, you'll find lightweight protection from showers and storms

 

 

 

 

  

A backpackers backpack, this large-capacity pack is ideal for multiday trips. A unique hipbelt configuration with two pivot points lets each side rotate independently, enabling subtle, asymmetric body movements on varied terrain. Comfort-creature features include E-VAP? foam back and hip padding, ensuring breathability and on-the-move comfort for continued use.
 
 
 

This state-of-the-art pack is engineered for the serious outdoor enthusiast. With an X Radial? frame suspension system, this unique axis configuration mimics the body?s natural movement; resulting in an ergonomic, comfortable fit over long hauls. Working in tandem with this is the highly specialized EVA injection-molded foam back panels. These supportive and ventilating back panels are extremely durable and quickly regain its shape and continuity during use.
 
 
 
It's no mystery how this pack got its name. Latin for Earth, the Terra 60 is a classic multiday exploration pack that enables athletes to cover a lot of ground, comfortably. Designed to provide both ease and durability on the trail, the Terra 60 is a high-volume pack with easy-to-use, adjustable, suspension for weekend trips.
 
 
 
I used the Primero guiding on Mt. Rainier last summer and love it for that kind of mission. I got a lot of nice comments from clients and random climbers alike saying that this pack marked a true rededication of The North Face to pack building. Doesn't get much better than that in our inbred, backbiting industry. The expanding pocket is awesome. Pack lid is very well designed and thoughtfully engineered.? - Pete Athans, high-altitude mountaineer, best-known for being the only non-sherpa to summit Mt. Everest seven times.
 
 
 
The Bandwith features a comfortable, stitched foam back panel.
 
 
 
 With the same load capacity as the adult Terra 60, this exploration pack is engineered for young backpackers. Designed to provide both ease and durability on the trail, the Youth Terra 60 is a high-volume pack with easy-to-use, adjustable, suspension for weekend trips.
 
 
 
Designed with three compartments, this daypack offers a large main compartment, a smaller secondary compartment with organizational dividers, and a front stash compartment that's equipped to hold an audio device. We know it?s hard to function without your tunes, so we wouldn?t want you to take a step outside without them. With enough space to hold a laptop up to 15?, this is a great go-to back for quick trips.