Built heavy where it wears.
Packs, belts, range bags and camp kit. Every piece comes with a tag that says what it's made of: the fabric, the webbing and the hardware. You decide if it's built for your days.
Start with what you do
Most people need one pack that's right for what they do three days out of four. Pick the use and we'll show you the piece we're building for it.
Trail days
Day hikes and long walks with water, layers and the Ten Essentials.
Day packs →Camp
Tarps, roll-top pouches and the small kit that keeps a camp dry and organized.
Camp kit →Everyday carry
A belt that holds its shape, and pouches that ride on it without sagging.
Belts & carry →Range
A range bag with a padded, waterproof base and dividers you can move.
Range bags →Read the tag first
Four kinds of gear to start. Each tag lists what the piece is built from, so you can compare it with whatever you carry now.
Three rules for every piece
- Heavy where it wearsHeavier fabric on the base and corners, where packs get dragged and set down. Bar-tacks where straps take the load.
- Common hardwareStandard buckle and webbing widths, so a replacement part is easy to find and fit.
- Specs on the tagFabric, webbing, hardware and volume, written plainly. No slogans standing in for numbers.
Pack it right before you buy it
Two free tools built on published guidance from the National Park Service, REI and Osprey.
Get on the first-run list
The first pieces will be made in small batches. Send us an email and you'll hear when they're ready, with the full spec sheet for each one. One email when there's news, nothing else.
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