JanSport Klamath 85

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The Klamath 85 is an internal frame backpack made by JanSport. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Backcountry.com:
"The generously-sized JanSport Klamath 85 Backpack is an excellent choice for week-long backpacking trips. With seven compartments to help organize your gear, the Klamath 85 gives you the convenience of a bedroom dresser in the backcountry. This internal-frame backpack has an extendable lid and bivy with a zippered compartment for quick access to smaller essential items, and the side panel provides easy sleeping bag access. To ensure a precise fit, the harness plate adjusts for 17.5- to 19.5-inch torso lengths and the shoulder width adjusts up to two inches. Ergonomically designed S-curve shoulder straps keep you pain free on long hauls. The Klamath features a breathable mesh back panel to keep you dry and comfortable on longer hikes."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The Klamath 85 from JanSport is a large capacity, lightweight, highly adjustable week-long adventure pack. This pack has all the features you'll appreciate while you're on the trail: Ergonomic S-curve shoulder straps, side slip sleeping bag panel access and a breathable mesh back panel that stays dry and comfortable."

User Reviews

Klamath 85
Reviewed by Luis Trimino, Jul 15, 2008

"It is a great pack for the money!!

1. Great space, huge!! you can carry your whole room in this thing

2. Fits great,lots of adjustment. It does not have a cavity for your head but is not really needed; the pack sits far enough away from your head anyway."

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Men's Klamath 85
Reviewed by AT Dave, Apr 18, 2007

"I have always used external framed packs. When I finally used an internal I didn't like it because of the heat on your back. I went through two of them until I bought the Jansport Klamath. It is still warmer on the back than an external but tolerable."

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