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Slumberjack Backpacking Packs: 65-Liter Dallas Divide Backpack (Green)
$41.50
$47.99
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Walmart has Slumberjack Backpacking Packs on sale from $41.50 as listed below. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders $35+, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits.
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- 65-Liter Slumberjack Dallas Divide Backpack (Green) $41.50
- Perfect for short to medium trips with a 50 Liter overall capacity or extended trips with a 65 Liter overall capacity
- Water resistant 200D polyester diamond rip stop and 600D polyester oxford hybrid construction stands up to the elements
- Large top-loading main compartment
- Includes a side water bottle pocket so you can stay hydrated on the go
- Tightens down your gear with dual side compression straps
- Stashes your trekking pole with handy attachment points
- Padded shoulder straps take it easy on your shoulders
- Comfy to carry with a padded waist belt featuring a zippered pocket for your must-have stuff
- Vented back panel keeps the air circulating and the padding rests comfortably against your back
- Hydration reservoir compatible means you can add a water bladder
- Be safe and seen with 360⁰ reflective accents.
- Attached rain cover can be easily stowed in its own pocket when not in use
- 50-Liter Slumberjack Trail Ridge Backpack (Blue) $27.23
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- 4.8 out of 5 stars rating at Walmart based on over 30 customer reviews
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Walmart [walmart.com] has Slumberjack Backpacking Packs from $27.23 listed below. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available [walmart.com]) or on orders $35+.
Available:
Available:
- 50-Liter Slumberjack Trail Ridge Backpack [walmart.com] (Blue) $27.23 OOS
- 65-Liter Slumberjack Dallas Divide Backpack [walmart.com] (Green) $41.50
Created 04-05-2024
at 04:01 PM
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| Product Name: | Slumberjack Trail Ridge 50 Liter Backpacking Backpack Blue |
| Product Description: | Ready to take your hiking to the next level? The Slumberjack Trail Ridge 50 Liter Backpacking Pack is the perfect place to start. Load it up with everything you need for a memorable overnight on the trail. The main compartment top loads to pack in all the essentials and that extra sandwich too. Adjust the torso to fit you just right and stay comfy with padded shoulder straps that ease the load. The waist belt is also padded and has a convenient zipped pocket. Staying hydrated is important so the pack is hydration reservoir compatible and features a side water bottle pocket. Clip extra gear to the daisy chains and attach your trekking poles with the custom attachments. You’ll discover more great features every time you head out with the Trail Ridge on your back. |
| Product SKU: | 733084191 |
| UPC: | 636533114893 |
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Cut to the chase: "#" became typeset symbol for earlier stylized, handwritten "lb." symbol from ≈200 years ago, denoting pounds of weight.(See example in Wiki handwritten by Issac Newton...)
Translation: "#" = "pounds" (weight)
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65L = 4.75# empty
Coming from the 200D material used mostly. (I.e. backpack canvas)
Not for your trekking types for sure, but appears like a pretty decent starter pack for a new Boy scout (50L), however there is no way to "fit" this pack as the back straps are not height adjustable, meaning they'll grow out of it. But at this price, you can just pass it along to someone else.
I would take that as how much it weighs empty.
3.5 lb
Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H)
10.25 x 12.60 x 26.75 Inches
It's a normal way to type having to say lbs in this sense.
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https://slumberjack.com/trail-ridge-50/
The Slumberjack backpack "lifetime" warranty has all sorts of qualifiers/limitations, but that might be the case to weed out egregious abusers.
Anyone have warranty experience with them? Lifetime warranty from reputable company very important in backpack I think. (Jansport is stellar, think Outdoor Products very good, too.)
Also compare this similar, and well-rated pack, with caveat that straps not height adjustable causing problems for taller men (this might also be case with featured Slumberjack):
Outdoor Products Arrowhead 47 L Hiking Backpack, Rucksack, Unisex, Green, Adult, Teen, Polyester https://www.walmart.com/ip/722065632
https://slumberjack.com/trail-ridge-50/
The Slumberjack backpack "lifetime" warranty has all sorts of qualifiers/limitations, but that might be the case to weed out egregious abusers.
Anyone have warranty experience with them? Lifetime warranty from reputable company very important in backpack I think. (Jansport is stellar, think Outdoor Products very good, too.)
Also compare this similar, and well-rated pack, with caveat that straps not height adjustable causing problems for taller men (this might also be case with featured Slumberjack):
Outdoor Products Arrowhead 47 L Hiking Backpack, Rucksack, Unisex, Green, Adult, Teen, Polyester https://www.walmart.com/ip/722065632
I agree with you. But after comparing the two i feel like Slumberjack is a bit well made than OP backpack. The OP packpack is also much lighter and smaller even though it supposedly only 3 liters smaller than Slumberjack. For me the better hassle free warranty would be the only plus point for OP backpack in this case
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Yes, it is.
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Cut to the chase: "#" became typeset symbol for earlier stylized, handwritten "lb." symbol from ≈200 years ago, denoting pounds of weight.(See example in Wiki handwritten by Issac Newton...)
Translation: "#" = "pounds" (weight)