- Home
- Hiking & Camping Gear
- Backpacks
- Weekend Packs (3000-4500 cu in)
- JanSport Klamath 55 Backpack - 3300cu in - 2009
Community Rating
JanSport Klamath 55 Backpack - 3300cu in - 2009 BCS
Available Colors / Styles
The JanSport Klamath 55 Backpack includes a Ventech back panel and AirCore shoulder straps to help you stay cool during the hottest days on the trail. A 3300cu inch main compartment brings along enough gear for an overnight trip, and several pockets keep the small stuff from vanishing. Side water bottle pockets help you stay hydrated when you hit the trail with this JanSport pack. You also get a haul loop, ice axe loop, and daisy chain in case you want to head out for a weekend of peak bagging.
Bottom Line: Oh yeah, and it barely weighs over two pounds.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
I’m backpacking on Europe for three weeks, does this look
I’m backpacking on Europe for three weeks, does this look good for that? Or does it look like too much? I’m not doing any backcountry stuff, just need to have clothes, shoes, etc, so I’m wondering about a cheap, suitable backpack
By: David Chaverri
June 30, 2010
It depends on how much you are going to pack in there. If you are just bringing a few pairs of pants and some t-shirts, it should be fine. If you pack heavy, you might want to consider something just a bit bigger. Also, just a heads up, these packs were on SAC yesterday for 39.99. Keep an eye out for it if you can wait a bit.
By: Steve Mitchell
July 1, 2010
Never leave home..
By:
E and K Matyskiela
July 27, 2009
Without my Jansport! I own 3 jansport packs: a small daypack, the 55 Klamath, and the 68 Klamath. I borrowed the 55 for my Mt. Hood climb and had to buy one for myself - just to have for such situations when the 68 was a big too big. Used my 68 for Mt. Elbert in Colorado (pic shown). Jansport proves time and time again that comfort is priority. I have carried anywhere from 25-40 pounds in the 55 and 68 and had no issues. Easy to adjust, very durable, roomy and just comfortable all around. My pack for sure! Anywhere from a day trip to weekender camp/climb, to week long camping/climbing trip, I never leave home without my jansport.
What's the torso size range on this pack?
What's the torso size range on this pack?
By: joe
June 11, 2009
It's listed as 19". That's a minimum, comparable to a medium in most brands, it probably fits up to a 22" torso comfortably. 28"x13"x11". is the total dimensions. For the money, this is an awesome pack.
By: Dakka
May 11, 2010
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
But don't stress, we have the latest model in stock.
JanSport Klamath 55 Backpackcu in - 2011
JanSport Klamath 55 Backpackcu in - 2011Never leave home..
Without my Jansport! I own 3 jansport packs: a small daypack, the 55 Klamath, and the 68 Klamath. I borrowed the 55 for my Mt. Hood climb and had to more...
- Material:
- 210D nylon, 420D polyester
- Volume:
- 54 L
- Support/Suspension:
- 2 aluminum stays, framesheet, Ventech back panel
- Access:
- top
- Pockets:
- 1 lid, 2 side, 1 side
- Weight:
- 2 lb 3 oz
- Recommended Use:
- overnight backpacking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year