The mountaintop internal frame backpack is another vertically oriented mountaineering backpack that also works well as a multi-purpose survival backpack.
This backpack is large, durable, versatile, and has brimming with cords, straps, and webbing on the outside, allowing you to carry everything you need to survive three days or more in the wilderness or at an emergency shelter.
It has plenty of space for trekking in the Himalayas or hunkering down with the kids in a storm shelter.
With 70 liters of capacity in the main compartment, you can bring items that other packs would require you to leave behind, such as candles, extra clothing, an inflatable mattress for the kids to sleep on, and more.
If you become isolated in the wilderness, there is enough room for extra food, fuel for the camp stove, and water to keep you going for a long time before you have to start worrying.
In short, this backpack allows for much larger storage and is perfect for anyone who may have children or other family members they need to prepare for.
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