The North Face Terra 40
This pack moves with you.
This pack moves with you.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
The durable Lowe Alpine Airzone Centro 45+10 backpack is full of handy pockets and bungees for the organized trekker.
This pack moves with you.
This pack moves with you.
Scramble up anything with the North Face's climber-oriented Spire 40 backpack.
For the price, the Lafuma Manang 65+20 packs a hard punch with superb padding and durability.
Here's high-performance proof that a big pack can have a small footprint.
Pack up the weekend toys for your outdoor activity of choice in Marmot's ultralight–and ultra cheap–Alpha 25 backpack.
The ultralight Osprey Exos 58 backpack is high in stability and smart features.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
The Millet Elevation 30 has everything you want in a pack—stabilty, support, and even wrist loops.
Find out why this "near-perfect" daypack won Best All Around in our <a href="https://www.backpacker.com/april_2009_table_of_contents_gear_guide_issue/articles/12859">2009 Gear Guide</a>.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
This all-purpose weekend pack is comfortable and light. Reach for snacks and extra layers with ease while wearing Mountain Hardware's Koa 55 backpack.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
The ultralight Osprey Exos 58 backpack is high in stability and smart features.
For large loads and great support, check out the lightweight Gregory Z65 backpack.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Here's high-performance proof that a big pack can have a small footprint.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
A 60-liter ultralight frameless rucksack perfect for long weekends
Light weight and load-bearing: Try this clean-design, ultralight pack.
Ski mountaineers will love both climbing and cruising in this pack from our <a href="https://www.backpacker.com/april_2009_table_of_contents_gear_guide_issue/articles/12859">2009 Gear Guide</a>.
This stable pack has tons of padding and support.
Scramble up anything with the North Face's climber-oriented Spire 40 backpack.
Strap on the comfortable Osprey Argon 85 pack for those long treks with heavy loads.
A 60-liter ultralight frameless rucksack perfect for long weekends
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
You won't find a better pack at a cheaper price than Vaude's Astra 55+10.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
For the price, the Lafuma Manang 65+20 packs a hard punch with superb padding and durability.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Pack up the weekend toys for your outdoor activity of choice in Marmot's ultralight–and ultra cheap–Alpha 25 backpack.
This stable pack has tons of padding and support.
A single compartment backpack that hauls big loads.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
Bring along your winter toys— L.L. Bean's Mountain Guide pack can carry anything from ice climbing gear to skis.
This stable pack has tons of padding and support.
Strap on the comfortable Osprey Argon 85 pack for those long treks with heavy loads.
The Tahoma wins out as a high country favorite.
Tough fabric, compact, and room to spare. What more could you want?
The customizable Intention 75 pack by Mountain Hardwear accommodates large loads and day hikes alike.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
The Millet Elevation 30 has everything you want in a pack—stabilty, support, and even wrist loops.
This pack moves with you.
A 60-liter ultralight frameless rucksack perfect for long weekends
This pack moves with you.
With incredible load distribution, this pack's easy on the shoulders.
This pack moves with you.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Wenger's Zernez 50L pack has mountains of features including a built-in raincover and clear map flap.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
This pack moves with you.
Wenger's Zernez 50L pack has mountains of features including a built-in raincover and clear map flap.
This pack moves with you.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
This pack moves with you.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
Bring along your winter toys— L.L. Bean's Mountain Guide pack can carry anything from ice climbing gear to skis.
Pack up the weekend toys for your outdoor activity of choice in Marmot's ultralight–and ultra cheap–Alpha 25 backpack.
Vaude created a simple, no-frills pack high on stability with the Versametric Ultralight 60+10.
Just $149 can buy you a great pack.
Light weight and load-bearing: Try this clean-design, ultralight pack.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
This best all-around pack offers plenty of easy to access pockets and compartments, making organization a cinch.
Run, climb or ski with the low profile Black Diamond RPM pack.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
Scramble up anything with the North Face's climber-oriented Spire 40 backpack.
Scramble up anything with the North Face's climber-oriented Spire 40 backpack.
You won't find a better pack at a cheaper price than Vaude's Astra 55+10.
A convertible travel pack that can carry big loads.
Here's high-performance proof that a big pack can have a small footprint.