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Dog Backpack for Day Hikes and Light Overnight Trips with Stable Saddlebags and a Breathable Harness
Dog Backpack for Day Hikes and Light Overnight Trips with Stable Saddlebags and a Breathable Harness
$82.19
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$82.19
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$82.19
Bring your dog along for longer day hikes or light overnight trips with a trail pack that combines carrying space, comfort, and stability.
Radial-cut saddlebags create passive compression for efficient load carrying over the shoulders, keeping packed gear closer and steadier as your dog moves.
The saddlebags rest on an integrated harness with a breathable chassis, supporting a more comfortable and stable fit on the trail.
Key Features
- The perforated, molded foam chassis adds breathability and flexibility, giving your dog greater comfort and freedom of movement.
- An updated flopper stopper system is easier to use when stabilizing the saddlebags, so you can prepare the pack with less fuss.
- Refined saddlebag volumes create a more streamlined profile, making the pack less bulky during deeper trail exploration.
- Lightweight materials reduce the pack's own weight, leaving more of the recommended load allowance for useful hiking gear.
- Mindful gear organization keeps carried items arranged inside the pack, making trail essentials easier to manage.
- Materials with improved fade resistance support a lasting appearance through regular outdoor use.
Specifications
- Intended use: Day hiking and light overnight trips.
- Chassis: Perforated molded foam.
- Harness: Integrated breathable chassis.
- Available sizes: XSmall, Small, Medium, and Large/XLarge.
- Capacity: XSmall 5 L; Small 10 L; Medium 13 L; Large/XLarge 21 L.
- Pack weight: XSmall 0.73 lb (0.33 kg); Small 0.94 lb (0.43 kg); Medium 1.1 lb (0.50 kg); Large/XLarge 1.3 lb (0.59 kg).
- Available colors: Blue Dusk (407) and Campfire Orange (815).
- Available conditions: New, Used-1, and Used-2.
- Recommended maximum carried load: 25% of the dog's body weight, including the pack and its contents.
- Dogs new to packs should begin with a light load and gradually work up to a heavier load.
Choose the size, color, and condition that suit your trail routine, then introduce the pack gradually so your dog can get comfortable before carrying a heavier load.