Backpacks and carry systems

Packs sized by measured torso length and fitted loaded, so the weight sits on the hips.

What it is

A pack carries load on the hips, not on the shoulders. Torso length, hipbelt fit and the volume you actually need decide comfort over a full day; the shoulder straps only stabilise what the belt is already holding.

What is included

Pack sized to your measured torso
Loaded fitting and strap adjustment
Rain cover where the model includes one
Packing guidance for weight distribution
Warranty on frame and seams

How it works

Torso measurement

We measure from the C7 vertebra to the iliac crest. This gives the frame size, which matters far more than your height.

Volume by trip length

We match litres to the trip: day use, weekend, or multi-day with your own shelter and food.

Loaded fitting

We load the pack to a realistic weight and adjust belt, load lifters and sternum strap with it on your back.

Adjustment walkthrough

We show you the order to tighten the straps, which is what keeps the load on the hips after the first hour.

Frequent questions

How many litres do I need?

Roughly 20 to 35 for a day, 40 to 55 for a weekend, 60 or more for multi-day trips carrying shelter and food. Buying larger than you need only tempts you to fill it.

Why does my pack hurt my shoulders?

Almost always because the hipbelt is too loose or sitting in the wrong place. The belt should sit on the iliac crest and carry most of the weight.

Are men and women models really different?

Yes, in shoulder strap curve, belt angle and torso range. Fit by measurement and comfort, not by the label on the model.

Next step. Send us the details of your case and we will reply with the information needed to move forward. Write to [email protected] or call +55 (41) 9779-2066.