Kelty Red Cloud 5400
Average Rating: 
Reviewed by 8 Trailspace users
Description
The Red Cloud 5400 is an internal frame backpack made by Kelty. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 8 user reviews.
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From Sierra Trading Post:
"Head for the trails with Kelty's roomy, technically-savvy pack that backpackers at all levels will appreciate. Comfortable with lots of storage that's perfect for recreational backpackers with, of course, plenty of pockets. Comfortable curved shoulder straps.Three-layer waistbelt.Lockdown suspension for load transfer.Padded EVA core.Top lid that converts to a fanny pack. Fits torsos: 16-22"Size: 36x15x8"Capacity: 5400 cu.in. Weight: 5 lb. 15 oz. <b>Closeouts</b>. Philippines."
User Reviews
Men's Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by Nathan Cann, Jul 22, 2007
"I recently climbed Mt Fuji in Japan and brought this backpack along. I am glad that I did. I carried food, water and many layers due to the temperature change from 7,200 feet to 12,395 feet. It performed spectacularly. Neither my back nor shoulders were sore and I carried about 30 pounds."
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Men's Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by SureLockInc, Jan 04, 2007
"Absolutely great pack! Have hiked up and down the Southeast with it loaded with 40+ lbs and it distributes weight perfectly. A great product..."
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Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by Luke Conte, Apr 28, 2002
"This is a great pack. The many strap adjustments and the adjustable torso length make for a fine tuned fit. Carries the weight like a dream. And the price was an excellent value. You won't find a better pack under $200."
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Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by Jeremy Hill, Mar 20, 2002
"the best pack ever. carries weight like a dream. the only thing i did was remove the two side pockets they tempted me to over pack."
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Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by James Reyome, Oct 29, 1999
"I have been very high on Kelty gear in the past but I returned this product. During a test hike I had a feeling that one of the shoulder straps was shorter than the other, and closer examination at home proved I was correct. Should you want to look at one, check the attachment of the shoulder straps to the framesheet carefully."
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Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by Andrew F. Rael, Jul 14, 1999
"I must admit I've had this pack very long, so it's lasting qualities I can't yet comment on. As for its first strenuous trip, I was very surprised at the performance and comfort for the price. I followed the included fitting directions exactly and as stated in them, I was able to attain a "God-like" fit."
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Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Jul 12, 1999
"I took this pack to Philmont this summer and it carried the load well, considering the weight I carried. Its two titanium stays stay in place and the adjustable torso feature is simple to change. The five external pockets come in handy for water bottles, cooking gear, and for small items that I often use."
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Red Cloud 5400
Reviewed by John Guerrant, Dec 28, 1998
"I carried this pack with 50 lbs for about 9 miles of rugged terrain. The pack had some nice features, including lots of exterior pockets, but I couldn't get the hip belt to fit right and it had thin padding in the lumbar region, which gave me sore spots on the back of my hips."
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