Whether you’re stopping at hostels or crashing at a friend’s house, this quick-drying sheet lets you fall asleep in the comfort of cotton. FEATURES...more info
Ridge 2 The Ridge 2 is a “reader-approved? tent, according to the editors at Backpacker magazine. Known for its spacious interior and ease of setup, this sturdy...more info
The women’s-specific Light Year XP 20° is a three-season, synthetic bag. This lightweight bag features durable Climashield® XP insulation, a form-fitting hood,...more info
Chinook 20º The Chinook 20, complete with a fleece-lined hood, is a value-priced bag that is ready for your next outing. Insulation: Thermolite® Quallo Shell material:...more info
Tough rope material resists dogs that like to chew. K-9 Features Cord Dimensions: 15 mm Weight: 8 oz / 0.2 kg Length: 74" / 188 cm Body Fabric: Kodra Shell Close-in...more info
TC 1.0 The affordable TC 1.0 is a simple and versatile carrier that can be used as your everyday pack and converts to a carrier when you need it. Weight: 4 lb. 4 oz....more info
Collapsible water dish makes feeding (or drinking) on the trail easy. K-9 Features Fluid Ounces: 108 oz Weight: 5 oz / 0.1 kg Body Fabric: Kodra Shell Reinforced...more info
Sunshade Medium With its freestanding, floorless design, is a blast to have during sporting events, festivals, and backyard outings. Freestanding Pole-sleeve construction...more info
The redesigned Gunnison 2 with its improved features is a freestanding, color-coded clip construction shelter that offers quick, two-pole setup and spacious quarters...more info
In the early 1950's, Dick Kelty made backpacks for his friends in the Sierra Club. Time and experience proved that hiking was more pleasurable when the hiker could carry heavy loads without shoulder pain. This was accomplished with Kelty's ideas of a hipbelt and light weight aluminum frames.
A few of Kelty's popular items are backpacks, adjustable poles, rain covers for backpacks, camp pillows, fanny packs, a carport tent or shelter, Thermolite Quallo sleeping bags,and chuckwagon dog packs.
In the early 1950's, Dick Kelty made backpacks for his friends in the Sierra Club. Time and experience proved that hiking was more pleasurable when the hiker could carry heavy loads without shoulder pain. This was accomplished with Kelty's ideas of a hipbelt and light weight aluminum frames.
A few of Kelty's popular items are backpacks, adjustable poles, rain covers for backpacks, camp pillows, fanny packs, a carport tent or shelter, Thermolite Quallo sleeping bags,and chuckwagon dog packs.