A comfortable, basic fanny with easy access water bottles. Fanny Pack Features Shovel pocket Zippered stash pocket Water bottle pockets Water bottle(s) included...more info
A perfect companion for outings in variable weather. The lid expands to a light daypack. Fanny Pack Features Converts to daypack with zippered pass-thru Zippered...more info
Versatile and compact, the Rincon is equally at home on the trail or cruising the local farmer’s market. Suspension Features Delrin arch support Removable/stowable...more info
Agile 4500 Moderate in size, this is the perfect pack for light and fast travels in the backcountry where comfort is key. Bag Features • Spindrift collar...more info
NOTE: Picture shown is not the actual color being sold Sized to fit standard folders, this perfect daypack is ideal for carrying school supplies. Daypack Features...more info
Binto Hauler More than just a carrying solution, a true stand alone organizational tool whever it is used. Features • Freestanding • Stackable •...more info
Binto Bar The Ultimate Basecamp organizational tool that has multiple tools and is easily transported. Features • PVC-free • Three bintos included...more info
Cooler Binto Simple and effective cooler option that stands alone or integrates within the Basecamp organizer system. Features • PVC-free • Stackable...more info
Coyote 4900 The Coyote serves up a smaller portion of our best combination of features, comfort and value. Ideal for shorter trips or smaller hikers. Features...more info
Binto More than just a cube-a building block in Basecamp organization. Stands up, zips closed. Multiple colors allow for easy identification of contents. Features...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.