Video: Kelty Courser 40 Internal Frame Backpack Review
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Video: Kelty Courser 40 Internal Frame Backpack Review
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I review the Kelty Courser 40 Backpack on this video, which is at the bottom of this post. This internal frame pack has a large capacity due to the ability to lash so many items onto it. The Courser 40 can be purchased at Amazon. This is my active Bug Out Bag.
Technical Information and Product Description from Amazon:
The Courser 40 is an ideal overnight pack that boasts many of the same features as Kelty’s larger packs, but in a more compact size. The pack additionally offers enough performance for longer summit peak bagging, on treks where you need a full day’s worth of food, water, extra layers, and rainwear.
Bag Features:
- Top loading
- 420-denier polyester Ball Shadow body fabric
- 420-denier polyester Oxford reinforcement fabric
- Hydration compatible
- Reservoir sleeve
- Mesh water bottle pockets
- Side compression straps
- Spindrift collar
- Ice-axe loops
- Daisy chain
- Key fob
- Front pocket
- Carry handle
Suspension Features:
- Single LightBeam aluminum stay
- HDPE frame sheet
- Removable dual density foam waist belt
- Padded shoulder straps
- Ventilating backpanel
- Load-lifter/stabilizer straps
- Sternum strap
- Patented Scherer Cinch
Specifications:
- Capacity: 2,300 cubic inches (38-liters)
- Three-pound, four-ounce weight
- Measures 12 x 28 x 10.5 inches (W x H x D)Lifetime Warranty Kelty products include a limited lifetime manufacturer’s warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Looking for a quick overnight in the front range at a great value? Lash your sleeping pad and poles to the outside of this streamlined pack and head out. This pack is also great for longer summit peak bagging –treks where you’ll need a full days worth of food, water, extra layers and rainwear.
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Ken
Ken is addicted to fitness and mountain biking. He is such a thrill seeker, people are starting to be concerned!He enjoys MTBing, Hiking, Climbing, Geocaching, Orienteering, Weight Lifting, and Wilderness Survival.
