Overnight Packs (2,000 - 2,999 cu in)

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Sierra Designs Ministry 40

For a climb, ski tour, day hike, or overnighter this pack is hard to beat. Simply tough. FEATURES: Hefty 630D/840D nylon reinforcement   Hydration Ready Top Loading Fleece-lined Optics Pocket in Lid Crampon / Shove-it / Shovel Pocket Emergency Bivy Pad Gear-Racking on both hip belt wings Ventilation Conduit Back Snow-shedding Backpanel Removable Hip Belt Removable HDPE/aluminum frame Radio / GPS attachment point; ice ax loops; ski carry loops; security pocket with key clip S/M 40L/WEIGHED MINE… Full review

Osprey Ace 38

This is the scaled down pack I was in search of for my 7-year-old grandson to introduce him to THE JOYS. After a disappointing experience with a kid's Deuter Fox 30 I returned for refund, I was back hunting down the right one for Nyca when I ran into this online. Retail runs $140 and I bought the last one on closeout for $84 shipped. I'm a poor grandpa so I have to hunt the bargains. When it came in a week later I was blissed. This is the real thing and it fits his 11.5" torso now and should get… Full review

The North Face Men's Terra 40

Unbelievable find at a thrift store, $8.99. Brand new. Great pack and now is my favorite pack. Looking at doing segments on the Colorado Trail. If you're looking for a great pack, look no more. Love it for light to ultralight backpacking. Highly recommend this pack. Has everything I've been looking for in a pack. Full review

Gregory G Pack

This pack has witnessed many thousand of miles of wilderness backpacking. If you love compartments, though this one isn't for you. It is light and fits everything I need for 10-12 days. Great choice, my go-to even though I buy new packs as the years go on. Longevity—I have had it over 10 years and still love it. It fits great and is super adjustable. Fits a bear canister right in, no problem with everything else. I've held 10+ days of food, tent, pad, bag, 2.5 liters of water, pump, first aid… Full review

Gregory Zulu 40

This nicely-made pack can handle overnight to perhaps 3-night ultralight trips, or hostel tripping, and the Small size ~may~ fit as an airline carry-on if not fully loaded and the compression straps are tightened. The suspended mesh back panel and X-frame, combined with medium-duty padded shoulder straps and hip belt make 15-20 lbs a stable and reasonably comfortable load. Access to the single main compartment is from the drawstring top and the convenient inverted-U zippered front opening. I'm 6… Full review

Berghaus Freeflow 40

Tough and comfortable 40-litre backpack. Has multiple compartments and an adjustable back system. The Berghaus Freeflow 40 is a 40-litre backpack with adjustable shoulder straps. I have had mine for three and a half years but I did not make much use of it until very recently. This is why I’ve only gotten round to reviewing it now. Berghaus has introduced a revised model, so this review does not describe the current version. The Berghaus Freeflow 40 is a traditional top-loading backpack. It has… Full review

Hyperlite Mountain Gear 2400 Southwest

This pack is beautiful simplicity. It is unbelievably light, comfortable, and durable. I used this pack for a 21-day JMT north to south. I carried the first 11 days food for the trip! No issue with over load. I love this pack. I formerly used an old Kelty Slickrock internal behemoth. What an upgrade! I would recommend this pack for weight conscious individuals. After the trip my ACL looks brand new. Even with a bear canister I was perfectly comfortable.   Full review

REI Men's Trail 40

Great carry on travel size, pretty much the max that most airlines will take. Easy access to main compartment. Comfortable. I just bought this pack for a trip to Europe. We are on the trip now and I'm very happy with this as a travel pack. I feel that is an optimum size. I was able to pack in this as a carryon for a three-week trip that includes a weeklong bike trip, so normal spring/summer travel clothes, plus two bike kits, bike shoes, gloves, arm warmers, shell (no helmet, pedals or bike packs). Full review

Hyperlite Mountain Gear 2400 Southwest

The 2400 Southwest internal frame, DCF backpack is a minimalist’s dream. It holds just enough for an overnight or for a multi-month journey, it just depends on the user. It also seems up for the challenge of lasting through multiple long thru-hikes. I considered a long list of packs for my thru-hikes and this one came out on top, for good reason. Conditions of Testing: I bought this pack in September of 2017. While owning it for less than a year, I have put over 2,000 miles on it so far. I used… Full review