JanSport Klamath 55

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The Klamath 55 is an internal frame backpack made by JanSport. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Campmor:
"Consider the JanSport Klamath for a multi-purpose backpack designed for rugged durability and easy adjustability on week-long treks. Unbound-edge, breathable AirCore shoulder straps help eliminate rubbing and hot spots for a comfortable fit. Large top loading main compartment. Ventech lightweight, highly breathable contoured foam back panel. Dual zippered side gear pockets. Dual water bottle pockets. Side compression straps. Foamex compression board framesheet with dual aluminum stays for lightweight strength and stability. Daisy chain quick clip points. Four point compression sraps. Zippered sleeping bag compartment with drop-down divider. Ice axe loop. Haul loop. Made of 210 Boxcar Dobby/420 denier Velocity nylon. Fits Torso Length 19". Capacity 3300 cu. in. Size: 28"x13"x11". Wt. 2 lbs. 3 oz."

From Backcountry.com:
"The JanSport Klamath 55 Backpack includes a Ventech back panel and AirCore shoulder straps to help you stay cool during the hottest days on the trail. A 3300cu inch main compartment brings along enough gear for an overnight trip, and several pockets keep the small stuff from vanishing. Side water bottle pockets help you stay hydrated when you hit the trail with this JanSport pack. You also get a haul loop, ice axe loop, and daisy chain in case you want to head out for a weekend of peak bagging."

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Klamath 55
Reviewed by Marilyn, Jul 04, 2009

"I LOVE this backpack. It is really light weight so doesn't have tons of extra features but it is LIGHT and it distributes weight really well and has cool thing in the back that makes it be sweat free, has kind of an egg carton mattress type of thing on the back that keeps it from sitting on your back. I am so happy with it!"

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