Modular backpacking gear
Hike on.
Modular roll-top packs made with durable X-PAC fabric, built and tested on the trails of the Shawnee National Forest.
- Base weight
- From 3 lb
- Capacity
- 55 L / 75 L
- Fabric
- X-Pac® VX21
- Warranty
- Lifetime
- Free US shipping
- Lifetime warranty
- X-Pac weatherproof fabric
- Roll-top closure
- Modular MOLLE system
- Built in the Shawnee
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Built for
every mile
NewFeatured pack
Ozark 55L
$184.99
Our lightest pack yet. Sized for fast weekends and two to four nights out with the same modular bones as the MOAB.
- Capacity
- 55L roll-top
- Base weight
- Approx. 3 lb
- Fabric
- X-Pac® VX21
- Frame
- Foam sheet + insert pocket
- Hip belt
- Detachable, with pouches
- OD Green
- Coyote Brown
The system
Build your carry
One pack, one hip belt, and pouches that move between them. Configure it for the trip, not the other way round.
01Choose your pack
Shop packsOzark 55L for fast weekends, Moab 75L for when the trip runs long. Same durability, same modular design.
02Add your pouches
Shop pouchesScout pouches snap to the MOLLE panel or the hip belt. Keep your snacks, maps, and phone within reach.
03Dial in the fit
Fit guideLoad lifters, a detachable hip belt, and a frame pocket for your own insert or hydration pack.
MOLLE panel detailCustomize your carry
Tough fabric.
Smart system.
The laser-cut MOLLE panel gives your pack ultimate versatility in the form of endless pouch options, allowing your pack to grow with the trip.
- 3 lb
- Base weight
- 75 L
- Max capacity
- Life
- Warranty
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Accessories
From the field
See it in action
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Built on the trail
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Dry-bag roll top: pack more than advertised
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X-Pac: the fabric behind every pack
Where it startedOur story
Born in
the Shawnee
Throughike started on the trails of the Shawnee National Forest, starting as father and son trips long before any of this was a business. We build the packs we wished we had back then: light enough for a thru-hike, tough enough for a decade of weekends.
Field notes
From the journal
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