
Arc'teryx
Konseal 15 Backpack - Unisex

Arc'teryx
Konseal 15 Backpack - Unisex

MEC
Cragalot 45 Backpack - Unisex

Deuter
Vertrail 16 Backpack - Unisex

Black Diamond
Stone 42 Duffle Bag - Unisex

Black Diamond
Crag 40 Backpack - Unisex

Arc'teryx
Verro 20 Backpack - Unisex

Arc'teryx
Alpha FL 30 Daypack - Unisex

Arc'teryx
Alpha SL 30 Backpack - Unisex

Deuter
Climber 22 Backpack - Youths

Black Diamond
Street Creek 30 RT Backpack

Black Diamond
Mission 75 Backpack - Unisex

Mammut
Neon 45 Backpack - Unisex

Deuter
Durascent 28 SL Pack - Women's

Black Diamond
Speed 40 Backpack - Unisex

Arc'teryx
Index 40 Bouldering Bag - Unisex

Deuter
Guide Lite 28 SL Backpack - Women's

Deuter
Guide Lite 30 Backpack - Men's

Deuter
Durascent 30 Pack - Men's

Patagonia
Haulsmith Pack - Unisex

Mammut
Neon 55 Backpack - Women's
Whether you’re spending the day at your local crag or undertaking an alpine expedition, a climbing pack has all the space you need to haul gear, food and water.
Climbing rope and climbing carabiners can be hefty. To keep you climbing and hiking pain-free, it’s important to learn how to fit your pack. Climbing packs have extra padding on the shoulders to support heavy gear and sit high on the back to make way for a climbing harness.
Large main compartments fit a huge amount of gear and make up for a lack of outer pockets, which could get snagged on rock features. Smaller inner compartments fit things like headlamps and a GPS. Practicing how to pack your backpack will help make room for everything you need to bring on the most gear-intensive trips.
If you’re gearing up for a long approach or a chill day at the climbing gym, MEC climbing packs offer the versatility needed for lots of trad gear or just a pair of climbing shoes and a water bottle. Make the most of your climbing trip with climbing pack features like wide zippered openings so you don’t have to do any digging.
Once you’ve picked your pack, head over to the rock climbing checklist to make sure you don’t leave anything behind.