Tramping Backpack 36-55L Vuno Ultralight Internal Frame Roll Top Hiking Pack 1200g

Enjoy NZ Multiday Hikes with a Light Pack

This tramping backpack gives you adjustable storage for day walks, hut overnights, weekend trips, and simple travel days. The 36 to 55 litre roll top design lets you scale the pack up or down depending on your load. At 1200g, it keeps pack weight sensible while still using an internal frame for steadier carry support.

Key Features

• Adjustable roll top: The 36 to 55 litre capacity lets you roll the pack down for smaller loads or extend it for extra food, layers, and overnight gear.
• Internal frame support: The internal frame helps keep the load steadier while walking on tracks, hut routes, and uneven ground.
• Rear mesh back panel: The breathable mesh back panel helps airflow, which can make climbs and warmer walking days more comfortable.
• Easy access storage: The hip belt zip pockets and shoulder strap pocket help keep snacks, keys, or a small phone close at hand.
• Front and side pockets: The elastic front mesh pocket suits wet layers or gloves, while the side pocket gives space for a drink bottle.
• Hydration compatible: The pack includes hydration hose routing, although the bladder is optional and not included.

Specifications

• Capacity: 36 to 55 litre adjustable storage.
• Frame type: Internal frame.
• Main fabric: Nylon.
• Gender: Unisex.
• Hip strap: 83 to 165
• Weight: 1200g.
• Closure: Roll top with top strap and buckle.
• Back panel: Rear mesh back panel.
• Pockets: Elastic front mesh pocket, side drink bottle pocket, hip belt zip pockets, and shoulder strap pocket.
• Hydration: Compatible with a hydration bladder, but bladder is not included.
• Primary use: Hiking, tramping, hut trips, day walks, weekend trips, and travel days.

Benefits of using this Tramping Backpack

1. Pack more flexibly because the roll top design adjusts from smaller day loads to larger overnight loads.
2. Walk with steadier support because the internal frame helps manage the pack load.
3. Stay cooler on climbs because the rear mesh back panel improves airflow behind the pack.
4. Keep essentials close because the hip belt and shoulder strap pockets reduce stops on the track.
5. Separate damp gear more easily because the front mesh pocket can hold wet layers away from spare clothing.

Common Questions

• Q: Is the hydration bladder included?
  A: No. The pack is hydration ready, but the bladder is optional and not included.
• Q: Is this tramping backpack suitable for day walks and overnight trips?
  A: Yes. The roll top can be reduced for day walks or extended for hut overnights and weekend loads.
• Q: Is the pack waterproof?
  A: The nylon shell can help shed light rain, but use a liner or dry bags in heavy rain.
• Q: Where can I keep my phone?
  A: Use the shoulder strap pocket or hip belt zip pocket for quick access while walking.
• Q: How should I clean the pack?
  A: Brush off grit, wipe with mild soap, and air dry away from direct heat.

Summary

This tramping backpack is a practical option for New Zealand walkers who want adjustable 36 to 55 litre storage, internal frame support, useful access pockets, and a 1200g pack weight. It suits day walks, hut trips, weekend tramping, and simple lightweight travel.

Tramping Backpack Fit Guide

This tramping backpack has a measured pack fit length of 38cm from the top strap area to the middle of the hip strap. It is best suited to walkers with a torso measurement of about 35 to 41cm. Users slightly outside this range may still find it suitable, depending on body shape, shoulder strap position, hip belt placement, and pack load.

The hip strap adjusts from about 83 to 165cm. For the most comfortable fit, this pack is best suited to hip measurements of about 88 to 160cm. This gives some adjustment room, so the hip strap is not used right at its smallest or largest limit.

How to Measure Yourself

• Torso length: Measure from the bony point at the base of your neck down to the top of your hip bones. If this measurement is around 35 to 41cm, this backpack should sit in its best fit range.
• Hip measurement: Measure around the top of your hips, not your trouser waist. If this measurement is around 88 to 160cm, the hip strap should have enough adjustment for a secure fit.

Fit Notes

• A torso length close to 38cm should give the most natural fit.
• Shorter torso users may find the pack sits slightly taller on the back.
• Longer torso users may find the hip strap sits slightly higher than ideal.
• The hip strap should sit around the top of your hip bones and help carry part of the pack weight.
• For best comfort, load the pack with realistic tramping gear before making final strap adjustments.
• Tighten the hip strap first, then adjust the shoulder straps so the pack sits close to your back.