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A big, trail-crushing top loader with the adjustability and suspension to get you through long loops and treks.

You gather your gear, organize it inside the JanSport Klamath 75 Backpack, and remove yourself from society for a week. This pack's comfortable, adjustable suspension and beefy storage space is ready to help you get away from the city humdrum.
  • Dial in the GridFit adjustable harness to match your torso size
  • The padded, perforated EVA back panel encourages breathability for a cool, comfortable hike
  • A padded, adjustable waist belt transfers the heavy load to your legs so you don't ruin your back in the first few miles
  • Bottom-accessed sleeping bag compartment separates your bedding from the rest of your gear
  • Several exterior pockets hold water bottles, a rain cover, a map, and a camera
  • Twin loops secure trekking poles or ice tools for alpine expeditions
  • A hydration sleeve and tube management help you pipe the water to your lips so you don't have to take frequent breaks

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Does this bag have a rain cover?

step510293

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Does this bag have a rain cover?

Pat Palmer

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There's no mention on Jansport's website of a rain cover.
I know Alps Mountaineering's packs come with raincovers, but the packs are not as well made.

2 5

zee100974148

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I picked up this pack for a week long backpacking trip to Isle Royale NP, along the Minong Trail. The Minong trail is kind of difficult, but it should not destroy a brand new pack. The pack was packed with about forty pounds of gear when we hit the harder end of the trail. That's when the pack began to get stress tears where the pack meets the frame. The pack started to rip itself from its frame. I'm glad it did not completely rip from the frame, but there is no chance I'm taking it on another week-long; for fear I may be carrying my gear in my hands for most of the trip. It is a shame the pack tore, it's a very comfortable pack to wear, and I like the GridFit system on it, but the pack is made of cheap stuff at stress points where it shouldn't be made of cheap stuff. It is built to be a week long pack with fabric that seems that it should be on a small day pack or something. On a lighter note, that Buckhorn Brown color was not the envy of the trail!

Almost a good pack
5 5

Jeff Guest

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I have an older version of this pack and tried on a bunch of different packs before I decided on this one. The biggest thing I was looking for in a pack was it's weight. This was by far the lightest pack I tried on and had all of the features I wanted. I have been very happy with it and would recommend it to everyone! I wouldn't recommend the Buckthorn Brown color though. I don't know what Jansport was thinking when they made a pack in that color. Blah...