Kelty Coyote 80 Internal Frame Backpack

I bought this pack in 2012 and have backpacked in Utah, Ohio, Alaska, and Virginia with it. She's held up wonderfully in that time. Lots of straps, pockets, and features. I recently started backpacking with my 3 young sons and I've been able to carry almost all of the community gear and my own personal stuff for short 1-2 day trips. All they carry is their food and clothing. I haven't gotten any rips, tears, broken zippers, broken buckles, etc. I bought this as a beginner pack and it's been serving me well for 12 years. I've used other military packs and this one is on par as far as comfort. There are probably better packs out there, but this thing is an absolute workhorse for the price.

Sac fantastique. Léger pour son gabarit. Servi en trek autonomie totale sur 10 jours de marche. Je recommande à 300%.

Der Rucksack weist einen guten Tragekomfort auf und die Vielzahl der Fächer sorgt für Ordnung und schnelles Wiederfinden seiner Sachen. Kurz und knapp: Der Rucksack war die richtige Kaufentscheidung und ich kann ihn nur empfehlen.

Mein erster Eindruck: Design geht vor Nutzen.Sämtliche anderen Hersteller, die ich kenne haben unten einen Reißverschluss um an die unten liegenden Sachen heran zu kommen,das ist hier nicht der Fall.Der vordere Reißverschluss ist ja gut gemeint aber dadurch komme ich auch nur an die Sachen heran, die oben sind.Das Eingebaute Netz, welches das Herausquellen des Inhaltes verhindern soll erschwert das Packen, da dieses Netz nicht am Rucksack fixiert ist und innen eine Tasche bildet.Des weiteren ist die Form des Bodens so nach vorne abgerundet, das der Rucksack nur schlecht von alleine steht.Die seitlichen Taschen, wo man langes Zubehör wie Wanderstöcke hinter her schieben kann um sie zu transportieren halten diese gut an ihrer Position, leider ist es mir nicht möglich dieses bei Beladenen Seitentaschen zu tun, da die Teller an der Spitze dann nicht mehr durch passen.Ich entferne dann immer die Trinkflasch aus dem Seitenfach und packe sie hinterher wieder rein.Eine Everiday 1L Weithalsflasche passt dort übrigens hinein.Die Vordere Tasche ist sehr flach und hat nur zwei kleine Taschen für das Nötigste Zubehör.Ich nutze sie für Kompass Karten, Messer Notizbuch (Rite in the Rain), Feuerzeug / Feuerstein (Light my Fire).Mittig ist außen eine Verstärkung angenäht, die einen Handgriff und Schlaufen für Zubehör enthält,Die Schlaufen sind Praktisch um nasse Sachen beim Wandern zu trocknen aber seitlich wären mir diese Schlaufen wohl lieber gewesen,dann wäre das anbringen von Solarzellen einfacher.Zum Positiven:Der Rucksack ist Solide sieht gut aus und es lässt sich alles einstellen.Der Hüftgurt ist sehr Solide und nimmt einem viel Gewicht von den Schultern.Der Deckel kann umständlich abgenommen werden und separat als Bauchtasche mit dem Angenähten Gurt getragen werden oder zu Hause bleiben um Gewicht zu sparen (dann sieht der Rucksack aber nicht mehr so gut aus).Die beiden Taschen am Hüftgurt sind sehr Praktisch für eine kleine Kamera Taschentücher und Müsli Riegel.Nach einem Härtetest2 Wochen Norwegen mit einem Gesamtgewicht von 30kg.Der Rucksack hat 2 Wochen im Jourtenheimen Nationalpark problemlos überstanden.Der Reißverschluss im vorderen Bereich hat sich als sehr nützlich erwiesen,da mann schnell an die wichtigsten Ausrüstungsgegenstände heran kommt (in meinem Fall Grödel, Regenhose, Gamaschen).Unter dem Deckel hatte mein städig nasses Zelt (Kelty TN2) Platz.Einziges manko: der Hüftgurt hat sich bei mir ständig gelockert.Ich habe es gerade recklamiert und einen neuen Rucksack bekommen, bei dem das nicht mehr vor kommt.

Bought if for a 10 days hiking trip and cant be more happy with it. You cant fit so much in it. The sewing it very well done and the material does very well in the rain. has multiple compartments for organizing all of your stuff and it feels great on you back and hips when carrying weight for a long time. Great price also.My two favorite things about this bag pack was the front pocket which has multiple little pockets for organizing stuff (disregard the hole in the picture, that was the work of a mouse), and the access to the main compartment behind the front pocket which makes it easy to access stuff in the main compartment without having to take everything out.

It is not purple nor is it port instead it is subdued raspberry colour. This is a big bag which you get if you do not want a separate sleeping bag hatch. Being a big bag the suspension system is a bit more elaborate than smaller bags so you can adjust your back length. The hip strap is reinforced with solid plastic backer to keep its shape. There are a lot of cinch straps to control your load and the top pocket is removable. The main bag can be entered in from the side which is useful if you have to rummage but you do so through a retaining zipped wall so the contents do not spill out readily.I got it to travel on trains in Europe rather than pull my luggage on wheels. It does not have a rain cover so I bought an olive tatonka in the appropriate size to change colour but you will still stand out because this is a big bag.

This pack seems like it will last for years. I've seen many over the years in our scout troop. We have owned a couple cheap ones as well. If you're getting ready to spend more than a day or two in the woods and plan on hiking or climbing mountains, don't skimp! A pack has to fit right and not slide around on your back. I speak from a bad experience where a poor fitting pack caused me to mis-step and broke my ankle miles from the parking lot. I was lucky that I was near my camp and sat with foot in a cold creek for two days before having to limp out.This pack was for my son who was going on a week long trek and I wanted to make sure he had the best chances of a good trip without injury. Yes this costs more than anything from a discount store but well worth the peace of mind and I know he'll enjoy this for a lifetime. Some packs don't tighten up as well as this, my son is very thin and still had no problem adjusting this appropriately.

Er hat gerade 4 Wochen Indonesien hinter sich und ganz toll durchgehalten. Er hat super Stauraum und lässt sich angenehm tragen.

I got the pack and notice a small hole in the canteen pocket. The vendor was very helpful with the return.

wonderful bag, I really liked its design, easy compartimiendos, besides that to travel is very comfortable, the top comes off and is used as a bag for short walks, I use it for trips is my travel bag, there methodological many things that I can almost put my clothes closet ha ha ha, this bag is very good I recommend it 100% .. I really liked the color. besides that if he can mold. recommend excellent article by 100 percent, and two backpacks I bought these to provide services and tour is wonderful, very attentive and responsible seller, if you are looking for a backpack tour stop searching and buy yourself this, is very good, excellent, besides that its design is wonderful, there is nothing to envy of other bags excursion. besides you can fit lots of things and the weight goes on colucna, the only thing I can tell you that as everything is depending on how you use it, the side pockets serves only to place fragile things as an energy bar, candies and all that tidbits during the walk, no keys and sharp things and would tear the pockets. I hope they serve my comment, and you know, stop looking backpack excursion, this is the one you need.

Before I got into too much detail about this product I must be forthright. I purchased this from Amazon warehouse deals for significantly cheaper than it normally sells - which made this bag an absolutely incredible value! For someone picking this up at its retail price it is still a very solid backpack - however there may be some other things out there closer to price range that out perform this. That said:THE PROS:Lots of space - 4750 cubic inches is a great space. I was looking for a pack that I can take out for a week (or more if needed) at a time, but that I could also use for a weekend trip. The problem with lots of these bags is that they either sit well below 400 cubic inches, or WAY above. That said, this is pretty versatile and has no problems shrinking down to size. Obviously it can't get bigger than 4750 cubic inches - so that is the limit - which might mean some creative packing (or ultralight trips) for anything over a week.Lots of pockets - One of my biggest frustrations with current styles of internal frame packs is that they tend to have 1 giant pocket in the main compartment, and then a pocket or two on the outside. Not this pack. It still has the main compartment (which does not have many separate compartments), but has access to the bottom and middle of the pack through the main back pocket as well. This actually makes it kind of like a duffel bag for hiking. If you access through the main back compartment you can access items in the bottom middle or top of your bag with ease. Basically when I get to my tent, I set it on its back, and use that secondary compartment almost exclusively.Separated day pack - The top compartment on this separates into a day pack - complete with waist band! This is great if you are looking to save space and or weight, but might be base camping somewhere, and therefore might not need to lug around your whole bag and all of your stuff everyday. This pouch is enough for some snacks, a water bottle and some very basic necessities (first aid, sunscreen, map, etc.).Mesh waist band pockets - This one can not be over-emphasized. This is one of the sweetest parts of this bag, and honestly don't know why more packs don't have this. There are two small mesh pockets on the waist band. This is AWESOME! For me, I pack a small container of sunscreen, my map and lighter (in a Ziploc baggie), multi-tool, and chap-stick. This is extremely handy as these are often things that I need access to while hiking, but don't want to take off my pack.Straps - Sturdy and very comfortable - however probably nothing that much better than what other packs have.Ease of Adjust-ability - This bag can be cinched tight horizontally and vertically with easy - and can adjust both the hip strap and the chest strap with ease, even while hiking. The shoulder straps can also be adjusted. This includes how tight the shoulder straps are, as well as their distance from your back. This is handy as I tend to adjust all of these things on occasion while hiking, but want to be able to switch back without hassle.THE CONS:Bottom of pack access - I already stated that the pack is pretty easily accessible which is true. However my main complaint is that if you pack your sleeping bag inside the bottom of your pack - which most with an internal frame pack do, you are unable to get your sleeping bag out without removing everything. If this is something you're used to no big deal. I still think its a hassle.Hydration pack compatible - this pack says its hydration compatible - which it is, however that is definitely not its strong suit. I absolutely HATE hydration packs, so it doesn't matter to me, but for those who love them - which is most backpackers - might be something to be aware of.Size - Ironically I love the size, however when I bought this pack I was unaware that though the cubic inch size is the same for a small and a large pack, the dimensions are actually quite different. I prefer the narrower pack - which is the large size, and that is what fits my body, so it worked out well. Just make sure you know ahead of time.Adjust-ability - Though overall the pack adjust very smoothly. I have found it difficult to adjust the actual placement of the straps - 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 inches. This isn't a big deal, because once its set you probably won't move it again, however it is a bit frustrating to adjust those few times to get it perfect for your first hike.I would definitely recommend this pack. For the price I purchased it (sub $100), I don't think there is another pack that could come close to touching it. As stated, there may be other packs in its retail price range that match it, but it is a great pack, I have been very pleased.