Redcloud 6400
LockDown™ Suspension with twin stays to help transfer load to waistbelt
Load Hauler™ triple-layer waistbelt with HDPE plastic backing
Curved CobraCut™ shoulder straps with load lifter design
Sternum strap with triple-webbing reinforcements
EVA core for added padding
Open-cell contact layer for added pressure absorption
Scherer Cinch waistbelt adjustment system
Dual water bottle pockets
Top lid converts to fanny pack
Zip-out divider and sleeping bag compartment
Capacity: 6,400 cu. in. (104.9 l.)
Dimensions: 36 in. x 15 in. x 9 in. (91.4 cm. x 38.1 cm. x 22.9 cm.)
Weight: 6 lb. 3 oz. (2.81 kg.)
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vertx - Nov 19, 2003 10:28 am - Voted 4/5
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I used this pack for about 3 years. While it performed adequately and the construction was solid, I never really liked the pack. Carrying anything on the outside like ice axes was a pain. You have to be really creative to tie things off to the outside because of the lack of a daisy chain or loops. The size was overkill for anything but long multiday hikes.
The sleeping bag compartment is huge. It swallowed my -10 bag with ease. All the outside compartments made for easy sorting of your gear with easy access to it all. The waistbelt is comfortable and the pack adjustments make it easy to adjust the load.
In all it is a decent pack but probably overkill for the average day or two hike/climb. However, the price makes it attractive.
The sleeping bag compartment is huge. It swallowed my -10 bag with ease. All the outside compartments made for easy sorting of your gear with easy access to it all. The waistbelt is comfortable and the pack adjustments make it easy to adjust the load.
In all it is a decent pack but probably overkill for the average day or two hike/climb. However, the price makes it attractive.
RckyMtneer - Jan 30, 2008 11:51 am - Voted 5/5
Very Comfortable
I've had this pack now for several years. I've loaded it with close to 70 pounds for a 10 day wilderness trip, and it managed the weight well. The adjustment straps help you balance the weight well to keep it close to your body. It does not have any accomodation for a hydration reservoir which is a big drawback, but there is one pocket on the right side that I can usually stuff one into and then run the tube out the top and over my shoulder.
It does take some creativity to hook a lot of stuff to the outside, but there are enough options that I've always managed. I've also found the materials to be very durable. If it ever wears out, I will definately want another one just like it. Definately not a day pack and is even a bit big for just a weekend, but for expedition type trips, this is an awesome pack!
It does take some creativity to hook a lot of stuff to the outside, but there are enough options that I've always managed. I've also found the materials to be very durable. If it ever wears out, I will definately want another one just like it. Definately not a day pack and is even a bit big for just a weekend, but for expedition type trips, this is an awesome pack!
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Bryan W - Jun 7, 2003 7:16 pm - Voted 5/5
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