ULA Camino

I've never used it myself, but I know of a few people who use it for multi-day backpacking, but be aware that doing so will require you to have some pretty ultralight gear in order to make it all fit, or learn to deal with strapping quite a bit of gear to the outside. Another popular panel loader style bags if you want something that will work for backpacking would be something like the ULA Camino which is both a panel loader and a roll top which can expand in the collar to accomodate more gear, but it is definitely a more "hiking looking"pack than the trail 40 which I think does a decent job of being a bit more understated especially in the black colorway.

My research has ended up with the ULA Camino. It's an ultra light pack, that can have up to 75L of capacity, so you can cut down to carry on size by rolling down the extension collar. Has more comprehensive support system than the Farpoint and still has a pannel zipper for easy support.

Conclusion. As one can see, the ULA Camino 2 is a quality and well-built backpack, especially for trails and even rougher terrain. Hikers and outdoor extremists will appreciate the vast array of sizing options, as well the ease of packing and unpacking

ULA Ultralight Backpacks – How to ChooseUltralight Adventure Equipment (ULA) is one of the oldest and most respected ultralight backpacking gear manufacturers. Their backpacks are quite popular with long distance backpackers and weekend warriors in the United States and are a frequent sight along ou...

ULA Ultralight Backpacks – How to ChooseUltralight Adventure Equipment (ULA) is one of the oldest and most respected ultralight backpacking gear manufacturers. Their backpacks are quite popular with long distance backpackers and weekend warriors in the United States and are a frequent sight along ou...