
The North Face
Mini Explorer 10 Daypack - Youths

The North Face
Mini Explorer 10 Daypack - Youths

The North Face
Court Jester 24 Daypack - Youths

MEC
Eyas Daypack - Children

MEC
Cub Daypack - Children

Osprey
Daylite Jr. Daypack - Kids'

Deuter
Junior Daypack - Kids'

Osprey
Ace 38 Backpack - Youths

Deuter
Fox 30+4L Backpack - Youths

Gregory
Wander 8 Backpack - Kids'

Deuter
Climber 22 Backpack - Youths

Fjallraven
Kanken Rainbow Mini Backpack - Unisex

Gregory
Wander 70 Backpack - Kids'

Osprey
Ace 65 Backpack - Youths

The North Face
Chuckwalla Daypack - Youths

Fjallraven
Kanken Mini Backpack - Unisex

EVOC
Joyride 4 Backpack - Kids'

Deuter
Fox 40+4L Backpack - Youths

Gregory
Wander 30 Backpack - Kids'

Osprey
Ace 50 Backpack - Youths

Osprey
Moki Hydration Pack - Youths
Grade school, summer camp or a backcountry trek – wherever your child is headed, make sure they’ve got space for everything they need on hand. A kids’ backpack will keep them prepared no matter what they’re packing for or where the day takes them.
Kids’ backpacks aren’t too different from adult packs, apart from their sizing. Like adult packs, they come in a variety of styles for different activities and packing needs. School bags and daypacks are great for more casual outings, with internal organization for books, snacks and school supplies without weighing down pint-sized adventurers. When it’s time to hit the trails, kids can carry their own water bottle, lunches and more with ergonomic hiking packs that include all the same design innovations as adult packs. Padded straps, waistbelt pockets, adjustable torso lengths and more ensure that the kids will be just as comfortable as the adults when it’s time to load up.
Keep an eye open for special features included in some kids’ backpacks. Hydration-compatible packs lessen the need for a separate water bottle, allowing them to slip a water bladder or hydration bladder straight into their pack. Reflective details increase visibility in low-light conditions for added security. Rain covers keep their packs dry through nasty weather – and for those that don’t have one included, it’s as easy as picking up a rain cover or pack liner to send with them.