Kelty Coyote 4750

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The Coyote 4750 is an internal frame backpack made by Kelty. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 10 user reviews.

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From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Fill it up, or strap it down! The versatile Coyote 4750 features the load-bearing, easily adjustable Cloudlock? II suspension system, quick access pockets, durable design, and an unbeatable price."

From Campmor:
"Perfect for adults with smaller torsos, or for growing kids. Full-range adjustment grows as your child grows. Twin alloy stays with CloudLock adjustable suspension transfers load to the waistbelt. Curved shoulder straps with load lifters and sternum strap. LoadHauler three-layer waistbelt with HDPE backing. Packbag has main compartment, dual water bottle pockets, four gear pockets and one top pocket. Removable top lid doubles as a fanny pack."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Kelty Coyote Backpack combines a whole lot of space, plenty of pockets, and a Cloudlock II suspension system for a price that leaves you money for new boots. A vented waist-belt and wicking back panel help you stay cool even during summer's scorching heat. While this Kelty backpack only weighs an ounce over five pounds, it can be trimmed down further by removing the waist belt and lid. If going light isn't your thing, you'll really like the 78L of cargo area and dual aluminum frame stays"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Fill it up, or strap it down! The versatile Kelty Coyote 4750 Backpack features the load-bearing, easily adjustable Cloudlock II suspension system, quick access pockets, durable design, and an unbeatable price."

User Reviews

Men's Coyote 4750
Reviewed by D&G in the Smokys, Sep 06, 2009

"This backpack is absolutely great. It has top and front access to the main compartment which is extremely convenient. Furthermore it has many pockets throughout which are fantastic for organizing and grouping gear. The adjustable frame/shoulder straps are remarkably easy to use and allow for a good deal of adjustment (particularly for people between 5'4" and 5'10")."

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Men's Coyote 4750
Reviewed by BJ, Jul 09, 2008

"So far this has been a great backpack. I bought it a couple of weeks ago, as a substitute for another Kelty Trail series backpack that was just too pricey. However, this backpack is growing on me the more I use it.

The only problem I had with it was that the waistbelt buckle broke when I tightened it, however after that was repaired with apoxy it held up fine."

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Men's Coyote 4750
Reviewed by Roland, May 31, 2007

"I love it. Used it on three different hiking trips so far and have enjoyed it big time. Easy to pack with open front."

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Men's Coyote 4750
Reviewed by Dave Benzinger, May 20, 2007

"Great pack for the price. Just got back from a couple weeks backpacking through Mexico and a month on the Colorado Trail. It's holding up great."

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Men's Coyote 4750
Reviewed by Rocky, Feb 21, 2007

"Pretty good features for the price. I like the accessibility into the main compartment, convertible fanny pack, and good size. A little worried about the zippers and the waist belt isn’t super comfy, but it will do. This Kelty kind of like getting a Toyota Corolla, rather than a Cadillac (Osprey or Arc’Teryx)."

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Men's Coyote 4750
Reviewed by Jason W, Sep 21, 2006

"I'm fairly average in size, 5'10, about 200 lbs. I find this to be a great pack. Low cost, perfect for weekend trips."

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Coyote 4750
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Sep 07, 2006

"Just a comment -- I highly disagree that Kelty "puts a lot of thought into their products. " Their designs are simple and inexpensive, yet durable for a good value, but are not designed all that well. It's hit or miss. For example, the "compression straps" on a Kelty Illusion go across the water bottle pockets (????), and the fly on the Teton (yeah, I know it isn't a pack) is incredibly skimpy."

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Men's Coyote 4750
Reviewed by Sudsley, Sep 03, 2006

"Stay away from this one. I bought mine at an REI garage sale for $45. It was return by the previous owner because the exterior side pocket zipper failed. I safety pinned it, no biggie. . . until the zipper pocket on the other side broke when I was on Rainier."

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Coyote 4750
Reviewed by Rexrt, Apr 11, 2005

"For my son, 12, fantastic!! Carried his entire load with room to spare for a week-long jaunt in Utah. A little heavier than we would like but well worth the expense. Torso adjusted to fit me too. I like Kelty. They put a lot of thought into their products."

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Coyote 4750
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Nov 14, 2004

"I give this 4+ stars. I bought this pack for international travel--it was a toss up between this one and the Red Cloud Women's 5000. I'm 5'4, so I didn't want a pack twice as big as me. I was worried the Coyote wouldn't hold enough. Fully expanded, though, I can fit two weeks' worth of light packing in easily (fits a queen-size comforter and a couple of pillows, just to give you an idea)."

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