Internal Frame Backpacks Redwing Pack

El espacio es muy bueno, me encanta esa opción de poder abrir la mochila como si fuera una maleta y tomar lo que necesito sin tener que sacar todo. Los acabados y materiales son buenos y de buena calidad. Una marca y modelo muy recomendable.

I am plotting a new backpacking adventure and decided to go with this Redwing 50 [Lyons Blue]. I love the pockets, the zippers, the size and the shape. I don't really buy for comfort, I buy for utility - but this thing somehow hits both, and then triples down because - it looks cool as the other side of the pillow. One thing I hope Kelty does in the future is add some velcro/hook and loop type items on their bags/systems - that's the only thing I could think would make it better! It's durable, adjustable - has more straps than I know what to do with. Great bag. very happy with my purchase.

This pack is everything I hoped it would be and more. The design is incredibly smart, plenty of compartments without being overdone, and all the pockets are actually usable (not just decorative zippers for show). The hybrid top-loading access with the U-zip is a brilliant touch. It gives the convenience of both styles without forcing you to dig blindly into the abyss. The fit is excellent. I’ve taken it on a few long hikes now, and the back panel ventilation actually works. My back didn’t feel like a sauna two miles in, which is more than I can say for most of the gear I’ve owned. The hip belt and straps are well-padded and distribute weight evenly. Even when fully loaded, this thing carries like a dream. Kelty clearly knows what they’re doing with the Redwing 36. It’s light enough for quick trips, yet spacious and sturdy enough for full-day hikes with gear. Everything feels built to last, no loose stitching, no weird pressure points, just reliable performance. I’m genuinely impressed, and that doesn’t happen often.

I purchased the newer model cause I wanted something more subtle and to see if they'd improved on anything. I gotta say all around it's improved in every aspect. It's got a ton of storage capacity if you include the outside attachment points. You can easily fit 70L+ of gear. And this bag is built strong enough to handle that. It's not too heavy, the adjustable torso velcro is a little difficult to manipulate at first but most people won't even need to. And for the price? You can't beat it. I paid $100 for this on sale and nothing else is even close in quality. Great value for the money. The cushioning for the hipbelt is top notch too. One of the most comfortable, easy to use and functionaly superior packs I own. Makes some of my Osprey's that cost triple look like its equal. The only downside is that the main compartment is very wide open with little-to-no way to organize or store anything unless you've already got all your gear partitioned out in stuff sacks/compression sacks/dry bags/packing cubes. It can be done without it, but I'd 100% recommend one of the above.

My recent pack is an Osprey Nebula and wanted to get a new pack. I went back and forth before between Kelty and Osprey, this time was the same. I ended up going with the Kelty to give it a try and couldn’t be happier. I have more compartments that work for me and my needs. Quality seems to be great and I love that the hip belt can be removed, as I take my bag with me everyday to work for 24- 48 hour shifts. The adjustable back panel is very nice along with the ventilation. Water bottle holders on the side are great for larger bottles and have a strong bottom not mesh like my Osprey. I don’t think you could go wrong with either brand, but I’m very happy with this Kelty Redwing. Time will tell if it holds up!