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Closeouts. You can rack up some big mileage on the trail when you have the support, stability and durability of JanSport's Klamath 55 backpack to see you through each mile in comfort.
- Large, top-loading main compartment
- Removable, floating lid with zip pocket
- Adjustable spindrift creates additional storage space
- Ventech back panel offers ventilation and padding
- Padded lumbar cushion
- Unbound-edge AirCore shoulder straps
- Hydration system compatible (bladder not included)
- Ice axe loop
- Haul loop
- Dual mesh water bottle pockets
- Side compression straps
- Front panel storage pocket with vertical zip
- Daisy chain quick clip points
- Four point compression straps
- Internal Foamex compression board frame sheet with dual aluminum stays for lightweight stability
- Made in China or Vietnam
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- Pack material: 420 denier Velocity nylon
- Frame type: Internal
- Frame material: Foamex compression board with dual aluminum stays
- Hydration compatible: Yes
- Pack loading: Top
- Ice tool/trekking pole loops: Yes
- Recommended use: Backpacking Day or Overnight, Climbing
- Pack volume: 55+ L
- Pack Style: Backpacks
- Pack Gender: Men
- Pack Gender: Women
- Fits torsos: 13 - 16"
- Dimensions: 28x12x10"
- Pack Capacity: 3300 cu.in.
- Weight: 3 lb. 9 oz.
- Made in China or Vietnam
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Average Rating (7 reviews)
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Reviewed by Ed from Broadview Heights on Thursday, April 25, 2013http://www.jansport.com/js_product_detail.php?pid=TVU5
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Reviewed by Ed from Broadview Heights on Thursday, April 25, 2013I bought this for my first year Boy Scout and, as a previous reviewer noted, the specs are incorrect. In addition to what they noted, it's a single aluminum stay and not dual. It definitely fits a shorter torso although the waist belt is almost a little too large for my son, although he's on the small side. He'll have time to grow into it before doing any serious backpacking. I also agree with another reviewer that the buckles are hard to open and the belt and shoulder strap foam is stiff. The foam and buckles may "wear in" to an acceptable feel and workability so we'll give it a try since the rest of the pack is solid for a starter backpack. The fabric seems pretty rugged, the pack comes with a lifetime warranty and it has most of the basic features. I wish it had a waist belt pocket, the side mesh water bottle pockets are small (you can fit a quart size Nalgene bottle through the top opening but the mesh pocket could be bigger/wider/deeper so it fits in better) and the bottom straps are *just* big enough to haul a sleeping pad. None of the shortcomings are deal-breakers (so far) and the price was right so we'll give it a try.
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Reviewed by Climber M from NH and KY on Monday, February 11, 2013I have owned many packs by Dana, Marmot, BD, North Face, etc and am a rock and ice climbing guide. I bought this pack for a 12 year old just getting into backpacking since it would fit and has in theory enough capacity and features. Problem is, it takes all my finger strength and a full pinch and two hands just to open the belt buckle. No way could a kid do it. The smaller buckles are not much better. The general design of the pack is pretty good though. I could replace the belt buckle hardware but some of the other hardware is sewn on. The belt and shoulder strap foam is also VERY stiff and non compliant. Too bad a nice design is ruined by cheap materials. Will be sending back.
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Reviewed by Grandma from St. Cloud,MN on Tuesday, December 18, 2012good color, won't show dirt
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Reviewed by Ilene Onyu from Michigan on Wednesday, November 14, 2012Perfect for Hiking the AT trail, Awesome price...
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Question “Will this fit a 36 inch waist?”
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Answer The waist band will fit a 36" waist.
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Question “I have read on other sites that Jansport has a lifetime warranty. Does this pack? Also, I don't know much about packs and I want a pack that I can carry snowshoes. Will this pack do this?”
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Answer You could attach snowshoes on this pack with additional gear straps. At Sierra we have a 100% satisfaction guarantee so if you are not happy with your purchase for any reason, please return it to us as soon as possible. Products purchased within 6 months of the order date will receive a refund by the original payment method. For returns on purchases over 6 months old, a gift card will be issued. If you feel we have made a mistake in filling your order, we will gladly refund your shipping charges as well.
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Question “Is there integrated rain cover.”
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Answer It doesn't have a rain cover.
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Answer Not that I can find.
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Question “Does it have a hydration sleeve and tube exit port?”
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Answer It does have a hydration sleeve and dual tube exits.
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Question “What size pack is this?”
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Answer It's listed as 19". That's a minimum, comparable to a medium in most brands, it probably fits up to a 22" torso comfortably. 28"x13"x11". is the total dimensions
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Answer The label on the one I received lists it as a 17" torso.
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Question “The specs for this pack don't give the torso size. Will it fit a 14"-15" torso?”
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Answer It's listed as 19". That's a minimum, comparable to a medium in most brands, it probably fits up to a 22" torso comfortably. 28"x13"x11". is the total dimensions
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Question “does this pack have sleeping bag compartment”
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Answer The 55 does not have a specific sleeping bag compartment, but the Klamath 65, 3676M does.
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Question “wHAT SIZE TORSO DOES THIS PACK FIT?”
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Answer It's listed as 19". That's a minimum, comparable to a medium in most brands, it probably fits up to a 22" torso comfortably. 28"x13"x11". is the total dimensions
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