Kelty Coyote Backpack: Unleash Your Adventure With 2020 Upgrade - Men'S And Women'S, 60-105 Liters For Hiking, Backpacking And Travel Review

I do not know who in the world designed this part of the pack, but they should be fired immediately, as should anyone who approved of it.The separator between the sleeping bag compartment and the main pack section is the DUMBEST thing I have ever seen on a pack, ever.It's literally a thing flap of fabric with two of the little loop and stick whatever things you'd usually use to hold the windows open on a tent.This is so unbelievably stupid, it hurts just to look at it.When I stuffed my sleeping

Used this pack (105 L version) on a backpacking trip on the Cabin Loop Trail, Coconino National Forest, Arizona.Pros:-huge main compartment, sufficient for very long trips in the backcountry-numerous large external pockets, very nice feature-mesh pockets on the sides easily accommodate 4 Nalgene bottles….I was able to carry 5 L of water-lots of external attachment points to strap, clip or tie on extra gear-seems durableCons:-for as much weight as you can pack into this bag, the hip and shoulder

It puts most of the weight on my hips like it is supposed to. My shoulders don't hurt anymore on backpacking trips like they did with my first backpack. Much more comfortable and snug too. I like the keys holder in the top hat and the side pockets above the water bottle holders that are very easy to access. I wish the pocket on the back had a larger opening so it would be easier to fit my notebook journal easier.

This is an extremely comfortable pack, I had about 50lbs on me while climbing Mt. Marcy and did about 20 miles with it on no complaints, the only cons I would say is the top does not convert to anything it’s permanent but adjustable, the second con is no built in rainfly, and the third con I would kind of argue a little is organizational storage it just has big pockets but when I went on the trip I knew where everything was just a pain to get sometimes

I had a Kelty external frame pack in the early 90s when I was in Boy Scouts. Afterwards I went in the military and have carried an ALICE pack since, until now. I got the 85L in Asphalt. A Major selling point for me was that it has external pockets for gear I’ll need quick access to such as water bottle, rain gear, compass, pocketknife, headlamp, firestarters, first aid kid, bug spray, and sunscreen. It doesn’t have a bunch of stupid zippers going to the main pack and making weak points that…

That's my only complaint. Very comfortable. Looks and feels tough, though only time will tell. Distributes weight well. 65L has plenty of room for my gear with space left for food and water. Did I mention it's very comfortable?

This pack has gone in several back country trips in Yellowstone National Park since I’ve purchased it and it hasn’t let me down. I can see me using this pack for quite awhile. Kelty is a great brand and it’s nice in the wallet as well.

Decent amount of pockets. Cavernous main pocket. Good storage for bivy sack and other items.Would be better if it came with a pack cover but made a bunch of 3-6 miles hikes this week with 55lbs and it handled the weight well.

This pack is extremely comfortable. Excellent quality. Did I mention how comfortable it is. Seriously, it's a great pack.

I'm glad i purchased this bag it can hold alot and shockingly lightweight. I would like to see more review videos on this without the bias commision based reviews from people who are sponsored. Overall a good bag

Everything on this pack seems really good, only complaint is the shoulder straps padding seems a little bit thin but thats just a personal preference.

I took this on 2 separate backpacking trips. Each one was a 3 day 2 night hike and this packpack was amazing. I am a 52 y.o.female and was worried about how it would carry but it was the least of my issues. Very tough, durable and worth the price!

I got the Kelty 85 Coyote it was perfect for my 4 day backpacking trip. I was able to fit all my gear. It felt like I had no weight at all. Not to mention I was hiking in rugged terrain climbing and descending. I’m glad I didn’t spent more on different pack.