
Osprey
Exos 58 Backpack - Unisex

Osprey
Exos 58 Backpack - Unisex

Gregory
Zulu 65 Backpack - Unisex

MEC
Vista 40L Backpack - Unisex

MEC
Charlie 32L UL Pack - 2Kilo Project - Unisex

Osprey
Atmos AG 65 Backpack - Men's

Osprey
Aura AG 65 Backpack - Women's

Gregory
Jade 63 Backpack - Women's

Gregory
Baltoro 85 Pro Backpack - Unisex

Osprey
Aether 65 Extended Fit Backpack - Men's

Osprey
Aura AG 50 Backpack - Women's

Gregory
Zulu 65 Plus Size Backpack - Unisex

Mammut
Neon 55 Backpack - Unisex

Gregory
Wander 70 Backpack - Kids'

Gregory
Baltoro 75 Backpack - Unisex

Fjallraven
Abisko Trek 65 Backpack - Unisex

Black Diamond
Mission 75 Backpack - Unisex

Osprey
Eja 58 Backpack - Women's

Osprey
Ariel 65 Backpack - Women's

MEC
Vista 65L Backpack - Unisex

Gregory
Maven 58 Backpack - Women's

Osprey
Ariel 65 Extended Fit Backpack - Women's

Gregory
Paragon 60 Backpack - Unisex

Mammut
Trion 38 Daypack - Unisex

Fjallraven
Kajka 65 Backpack - Unisex

Fjallraven
Kajka 55 Backpack - Unisex

Osprey
Aether 65 Backpack - Men's

Deuter
Futura Air Trek 50+10 Backpack - Men's

Mammut
Neon 55 Backpack - Women's

Deuter
Access Pro 65 Premium Travel Pack - Unisex

Gregory
Jade 63 Plus Size Backpack - Women's

Deuter
Access Pro 60 SL Travel Pack - Unisex
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Built for multi-day hikes in the backcountry and taking on some of the longest trails in the world, multi-day packs (55-75L) are big enough to carry all your essential gear in the comfiest way possible. These packs prioritize organization, durability and minimizing body strain.
Before picking your new pack, it’s important to consider features like capacity, fit and any extra features you may want in a pack:
Capacity: Multi-day packs are typically 55-75L, one step under expedition packs which are 75-100L, making them extra spacious; the duration of your hike can help you choose how big your pack should be, as more days means bigger pack.
Fit and adjustability: Getting your pack fitted is crucial to your comfort on all your trips to come, while you can fit a pack at home using a sizing guide, it’s hard to beat getting your pack fitted professionally (bonus: some stores have weights to put in your pack so you know exactly how it feels when it has some weight stacked on).
What else to consider: Things like pocket organization to quickly locate items like first aid kits, compression straps to stabilize your load and reduce bulkiness and hydration compatibility for easy access to your hydration bladder are all specs you might want to look out for.
Equipped with all this new pack knowledge, shop packs from brands like Gregory, Osprey and Black Diamond.