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Minikeg
Minikeg
Minikeg
Minikeg
Minikeg
Minikeg

Minikeg

$368.00

(13 customer reviews)
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Minikeg

Reckoning style front zipper with built in hydration sleeve.  The Minikeg’s built in stay guides are sized to hold 22” composite or aluminum stays and is designed to work with our Duplex Long and Short Shoulder straps and Waistbelts (included).  Can run beltless (with 2 TCS straps) and with its 22″ stays it is carry on legal with most airlines. Front Woodsman style webbing tracks for lid straps and extra compression with tabs for KCS straps for securing weapons.

MINIKEG SPECS / FEATURES
– Weight: 2.85 lbs / 1.3 kg w/ Long SS, no belt
– Weight: 3.39 lbs / 1.5 kg w/ long shoulder straps and medium WB (using roll top lid)
– Fabric: 500d DWR coated Cordura / Xpac
– Total capacity: 2800 ci / 45.8 L
– Capacity with snow collar as lid: 2300 ci / 37.7 L
– Main compartment dimensions: 11.5″ / 29cm wide x 9″ / 23cm depth x 29″ / 73.5cm height
– Opening circumference: 37.5″ / 95cm
– Internal water bladder sleeve with hang tab and dual hose ports
– Chamber pocket
– Duplex shoulder straps and waistbelt for superior load carry performance. (Included)
– 22″ Composite or aluminum stays
– Dual external water bottle pockets with three way stretch fabric and side compression straps
– Bottom compression straps
– Grab handles on the top and bottom of the pack

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Dustin

Very impressed with this pack. The design is well thought out. Capacity is much larger than I expected, in comparison to other companies I believe kifaru gives a much truer capacity rating Seems to handle weight well, I’ve been hauling 30 pounds of sand on hikes for exercise. The only thing I’ve noticed is if you have a bulky heavy item the bottom of the bag will come down below your hips. If planning to haul meat or other heavy bulky items you may want to fully cinch the bottom straps or put something in the bottom before the weight to keep it up a little higher. You could also utilize the internal webbing tabs to keep the weight higher.

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Dustin

Very impressed with this pack. The design is well thought out. Capacity is much larger than I expected, in comparison to other companies I believe kifaru gives a much truer capacity rating Seems to handle weight well, I’ve been hauling 30 pounds of sand on hikes for exercise. The only thing I’ve noticed is if you have a bulky heavy item the bottom of the bag will come down below your hips. If planning to haul meat or other heavy bulky items you may want to fully cinch the bottom straps or put something in the bottom before the weight to keep it up a little higher. You could also utilize the internal webbing tabs to keep the weight higher.

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Colby Kerr

Extremely happy with the product. The pack is for my girlfriend and she loves it!

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    Very impressed with this pack. The design is well thought out. Capacity is much larger than I expected, in comparison to other companies I believe kifaru gives a much truer capacity rating

    Seems to handle weight well, I’ve been hauling 30 pounds of sand on hikes for exercise. The only thing I’ve noticed is if you have a bulky heavy item the bottom of the bag will come down below your hips. If planning to haul meat or other heavy bulky items you may want to fully cinch the bottom straps or put something in the bottom before the weight to keep it up a little higher. You could also utilize the internal webbing tabs to keep the weight higher.

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