Reports from the ridge.
A few of the reports customers have sent us from day hikes, wild camps and hut-to-hut trips.
Tested by customers too.
"They asked about my torso length and my route before I ordered. The pack fitted perfectly on day one and still felt good on day four."
"We pitched it fly-first in sideways rain. Everything inside stayed dry, and so did our tempers."
"I've been wearing it on every hike for a year. When a zip pull broke, they posted a spare the same week."
The kit in these logs.
The pieces customers write to us about most.
PacksRidgeline 38 Daypack
$149A 38-litre pack for long day hikes and light overnights, with a ventilated back panel and a hip belt that actually carries the weight.
ShelterCrest 2 Tent
$420A two-person, three-season tent that pitches fly-first in the rain, with two doors so nobody climbs over anybody.
LayersStormline Half-Zip
$179A breathable, waterproof half-zip shell that packs into its own chest pocket. It's the layer you'll keep in the pack all year.
PacksHalden 60 Trek Pack
$289Our multi-day workhorse: 60 litres, a load-lifting frame and a lid that doubles as a summit bag. Built for a week between huts.
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