How much weight can this pack hold? I'm taking it on a Goruck and will need it to hold 6 bricks (approx 34#) plus some extra gear.
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I'm going to say: * 30-40 lbs. I've hauled groceries w/ this bag including 1015 lb chunks of meat, metal cans, 1-2 weeks of groceries. If I was younger I could probably pack up to 50 lbs of stuff * Straps are sturdy, no sign of any tearing or stitches coming loose * Bottom is hold ing out nicely. My last bag I had to duct tape because fabric at bottom was wearing out. Not this guy! * semi-rigid plastic insert working nicely; it distributes weight evenly and I don't feel contents digging into my back I tell everyone that my bag is a knock-off; if it's real surplus then now I know why it's so tough & durable
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It's 6.75 pounds , personally I use a pack wheel so I carry it no problem but it's on a wheel cart. It depends on how strong you are and how much is already in your backpack, for me it would be too heavy with all the other gear i carry. However this tent is great, perfect size for one person, with gear. The best gear i have found for just hiking with a pack is a hammock. Good luck my friend
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I don't remember what the official weight estimate was but I carry a 75 lb Yamaha generator on it along with four full 2.5 gallon cans of gas which is another nearly 40 lbs. I have carried this much weight on it for almost five years and there's no sign of any damage other than a little rust. I am sure it would hold more but there's no more room to put anything.
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I wouldn't put more than 8 pounds in there otherwise it would be difficult to maneuver the bicycle. That's just me, I think it will hold more but it would depend on what you're hauling. Hope this helps.
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The pack itself is probably ~5 lbs. I took this pack through Denali national park in January and it survived the trip but the nylon chords snapped in a few places and some of the clips are randomly placed with no clear use. I'd purchase this pack again because of the price point and size, but if I wanted a pack for life I'd definitely choose a different one.
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I've loaded it with 15lbs of fluid and supplies. 3 days of biking and camping and it has not failed me yet. Very durable and usable.
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Can't speak to brick but I installed it on a plaster wall with heavy duty anchors instead of the supplied hardware. Holds probably 30-40 lbs with no sign of trouble.
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My daughter used this to haul her Buell 500 blast from California to Connecticut last year with no issues at all. She hauled it on the back of her Jeep Wrangler. I did add some air bags for stability of ride on the jeep. The slack was not an issue since the system also comes with a plate and bolt that removes all slack completely once installed correctly and bolt is tightened.
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I don't know the maximum weight but i have 45LB in my Pack right now and i am confident that i could carry 45 more if i needed to. I hope this helps you i'm sorry if it doesn't.
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I suspect the actual rack frame may hold that amount of weight but the loop frames where the tires sit are not that sturdy so I would be reluctant to carry that much especially as the rack will bounce a bit while driving. I think there are other options. Good luck.
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It is a pretty big pack. I usually do not wear anything when out riding, the only reason I got this pack is for patrol duties. I was surprised to see how roomie it is, you can store a lot of stuff in there. Downside is the added weight once it's full (not to mention the bladder is pretty big as well so it will add to that). So if you like riding light I would suggest getting something smaller. If you are looking into a lot of storage then this is a good choice. Considering your petite frame, I wouldn't recommend it (unless the main purpose would be a large haul capacity).
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Yes. The backpack is well constructed. If you're worried about the load, I think you'll be alright. Weight distribution is the key. I hoped this info helped.
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I've kept about 60lbs. worth of gear in it with no problem. There was no strain to the material when doing so. I don't know the max it can handle, but it can take a lot. Hope this helped.
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My son used it for a 5 day wildernes trip, but we hadably to scale down his load because he only weighs 65lbs. It could easily carry 70-80 lbs of gear. would say you can make it work if you are only taking limited clothing and food. If you are not caring much food or cooking supplies, I think it will work great. There are lots of pockets for toiletries and personal items. A 30 degree bag in a stuff sack fits in the sleeping bag section perfectly. I am 5'5" and the pack length fits me very comfort
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I'm not sure of the exact weight but it's alittle heavy but if you're wanting to carry heavy gear in a touch pack that can take it u can't beat this pack or the price. 75lbs feels the same as 30 in any other pack. Just depends what u have in mind for personal use in a pack. Hope this helped.
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Christian, I bought this got my husband who is training for a GoRuck challenge. He has is weighted with bricks and the quality has remained impressive. I asked him about the shoulders and he said most likely. His shoulders are pretty broad as well and no issues. Hope that helps!
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Suggest you use manufacturers instructions and specifications which are your more reliable source of information. .the pack slip without the rails was 146 lbs