Uncomplicated, proven gear built to last Kelty has been building quality crafted, durable backpacks for more than 60 years. Their line of military and tactical packs provides a broad range of solutions ranging from small, lightweight admin and communications packs, to large volume, cold weather packs and supportive suspension solutions. Designed with the end user in mind, Kelty packs offer innovative, uncomplicated features to help you manage your load and accomplish your mission. These are just some of the products we offer. If you can’t find what you’re looking for simply tell us what you need and we will provide you with the information you require. Call (866) 845-3012 or send us your contact information and we’ll get back to you within 24 business hours.4 lb. 8 oz.(Regular)4 lb. 10 oz. (Large) Trails and general use backpacking for kids. Built to handle the biggest backpacking loads comfortably, the Ascend® MS5400 Trail Pack helps you bring everything along on big outdoors adventures.

The pack's load adjustment and support system helps you shoulder the load in the pack's ample 5400 cubic inches of storage space. This system combines an adjustable torso-fit back panel with airmesh padding backed by a sturdy PE board and aluminum stay bars for sure support. ftb infinity best backpackDual-density padded shoulder straps with sternum strap and heavily padded wrap-around waist belt lets you haul a load in comfort. backpack 55x40x23Easy to load pack features a top-loading main compartment with convenient front panel access and bottom zippered compartment for sleeping bag or clothes. aubie backpackSide and bottom compression straps keep the pack's load secure and easier to haul. backpack heerhugowaard

The top compression lid features zippered pockets for small gear, while the bottom hook 'n' loop closure compartment holds a handy rain fly. Pack also features exterior zippered gear pockets, gear loops, strong YKK® zippers with string pulls, and quality Nifco and Duraflex hardware and buckles. samsonite guardit laptop backpack 13-14Made of water resistant, polyurethane coated 600D polyester, 420D nylon, and 1680D ballistic nylon. backpack dcuoHydration compatible (bladder system not included). Dimensions: 32" x 14" x 10.5". Carry weight 5 lbs. 14 oz. Fits torso lengths from 16" - 24". Big capacity trail pack for the biggest backpacking loads Built-in load adjustment and support system Adjustable torso-fit back panel with airmesh padding Strong PE board and aluminum stay bars for sure support

Dual density, padded shoulder straps with sternum strap Heavily padded, wrap-around waist belt with zippered pockets Top loading main compartment with front access through zippered panel Top compression lid with zippered pockets for small gear Bottom zippered compartment for sleeping bag or clothes Side and bottom compression straps for load stability Front and side accessory pockets Comes with rain fly - stores in bottom hook 'n' loop closure compartment Exterior zippered gear pockets Hydration compatible (bladder system not included) YKK zippers with string loops for easy pulling Quality Nifco and Duraflex hardware and buckles Gear loops for ice ax or trekking poles Please enter a Zip Code to check availability of an item at a store near you. Features 2,300 cubic inches of cargo space Padded, adjustable shoulder straps MOLLE accessory webbing Hydration compatible Internal organizerThe MidwayUSA Bravo Tactical Backpack was engineered to be your go-to tactical backpack.

The pack features 400D Polyester construction with one main storage compartment as well as two zippered compartments on the front of the pack for additional storage for smaller items. An internal pouch is included to accommodate a water bladder (not included) for camping or hiking excursions. The pack features adjustable padded shoulder straps, padded adjustable hip belt and a padded back with channels to improve air flow for your comfort when carrying all of your tactical gear.A small lined pocket located on the top of the pack is the perfect place for your favorite sunglasses or shooting glasses. The MOLLE accessory system has plenty of loops to attach accessories along with a hook-&-loop fastener section for patches and name tags. Side compression straps, sewn pull tabs, internal organizer, and heavy duty carry handle makes this pack the ideal tactical storage solution.  Technical InformationMaterial: 400D PVC Coated PolyesterCapacity: 2,300 cubic inchesWeight: 3 lb 8 ozLength: 22"Width: 15"Height: 9"Hydration Compatible: YesDimensions:Main compartment: 22" x 7" x 15"Front Pocket (Top w/ MidwayUSA Logo): 12" x 6.5" x 2"Front Pocket (Bottom with MOLLE webbing): 10" x 12" x 1.75"Lined Pocket: 6.5" x 4.5"Hydration Pocket: 15" x 10.5"Frame

: NoneAdjustable Torso: NoFits Waist/Hips: Up to 52"Number of Pockets: 3 + Main compartment I am confused about the capacity figures that backpack manufacturers claim. With particular regards to daypacks it seems that the figures advertised are always about 20% higher than what the pack actually holds. And how many cubic inches do I need for a daypack or a week-long pack? Submitted by - Jeane, Fort Collins, CO You are not alone in your confusion. We often test packs that claim the exact same capacity, but find that one holds much more gear than the other. It is somewhat baffling—especially because the measuring process has been standardized for several years. The standard entails using 20mm plastic balls as the filler. Packs are loaded up, then emptied and then contents are dumped into measuring devices. According to the standard, capacity measurements should not include any compartments that are not entirely sealed by zippers—such as shovel pockets, bottle holders, compression pockets, etc.

But I suspect that some of the overstated daypack figures you mention erroneously include the capacity of these pockets. It can be very deceiving and frustrating, especially if you’re shopping online and don’t have the ability to compare sizes in person. Another point of confusion is that some packs are measured in cubic inches and some are measured in liters. Most companies are stating capacities in liters these days, but not everyone. In general, a daypack will be under 2,500 cubic inches or 40 liters. Weekend packs are typically 2,500 to 4,000 cubic inches or 40 to 65 liters. Weeklong packs range from 4,000 to 6,000 cubic inches or 65 to 95 liters. And expedition packs are 6,000 cubic inches or 95 liters and up. The most foolproof way to be sure that you’re getting the size you need is to compare in person. Bring your typical dayhiking load to the store with you to make sure it fits. But if you’re shopping online, it pays to ask questions. Make some phone calls (to the manufacturer, not the online retailer) and pry.