Black Weekender Backpack

Whether you are a frequent hiker, a student, or a weekend warrior, chances are you could use a light carry pack for one or more of your activities. Any time you need to carry more than your phone and wallet, it is handy to have a vessel to carry all the necessities, such as rations (snacks), water, and extra layers. As with just about any outdoor product, it is important to keep in mind what your eventual use will be when shopping for new gear, and daypacks are no exception. This backpack is excellent for those last minute trips. Our backpack is extremely durable and will not wear or tear easily. This is of high quality and is sure to give you years of reliable service. This backpack provides a great way to store your needed items in any of the several sections available for security and compartmentalisation. This backpack is great stuff on vacations, to sporting events, picnics, perfect for travel, sports, gym, overnight, airlines, camping, mountaineering etc. Even though a Light Carry Packs resides in a sub-category of the much larger group of 'backpacks,' there are still numerous options out there of which Active Gear has many to choose from. They are designed to carry clothes, ultra-light weather protection items, food, trail maps, compass and media such as a camera, phone etc.

Light weight packers carefully select light weight gear, and don't take a lot of luxury items... the luxury is carrying a light pack that isn't fatiguing. Active gear would recommend anyone starting out a on an active life to follow a light weight packing lifestyle style.  As a light weight packer you optimize for carry comfort like an ultra-light packer, but you should also take care to carry a little extra gear to give larger safety margins and more comfort in camp. Weekend pack should carry 15-25 lbs.  Week long trips without resupply you want a pack which can carry 25-40 lbs.  Light weight packs are also great for people who are otherwise ultra-light packers who want to have a bit more carry comfort or need to carry a fair amount of food or water in addition to their ultra-light gear. Light-weight packs typically weigh between 1.5-3lbs.