4400 Windrider
$425.00
For multisport weekends, or early or late season backpacking trips where gear and clothing is bulkier or resupply points are less frequent, the 4400 Windrider accommodates changing needs.
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DURATION
7+ Days
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TERRAIN
Wet, Wooded Environments
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ACTIVITY
Backpacking, Thru Hiking, and Packrafting
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SWEET SPOT
Alaska and Colorado
WHY CHOOSE THE 4400 WINDRIDER?
ULTRALIGHT ORIGINAL
Our original backpacking pack with external mesh pockets provide ample room for gear without having to open your pack and dig
WATERPROOF MATERIALS
Pair with our Stuff Sacks for a buttoned up, nearly waterproof kit
EXTERNAL POCKETS
Three external mesh pockets -- Makes it easy to see what's in your pockets and allows gear to dry faster
FEATURES
IDEAL USES
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DURATION
7+ Days
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TERRAIN
Wet, Wooded Environments
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ACTIVITY
Backpacking, Thru Hiking, and Packrafting
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SWEET SPOT
Alaska and Colorado
SPECS & DIMENSIONS
- MaterialsDCH150 (Main Body & Bottom)
- Internal Volume70L | 4400 cu in.
- External Volume9.8L | 600 cu in
- Weight2.43 lbs | 38.9 oz. | 1103g
- Load CapacityUp to 60 lbs
- Back Width10.5" | 26.7cm
- Height (Fully Unrolled)38.5" | 97.8cm
- Top Circumference45" | 114.3cm
- Bottom Circumference37.5" | 95.3cm
- Made InMexico
WHY CHOOSE THE 4400 WINDRIDER?
ULTRALIGHT ORIGINAL
Our original backpacking pack with external mesh pockets provide ample room for gear without having to open your pack and dig
WATERPROOF MATERIALS
Pair with our Stuff Sacks for a buttoned up, nearly waterproof kit
EXTERNAL POCKETS
Three external mesh pockets -- Makes it easy to see what's in your pockets and allows gear to dry faster
Section hiker on the A.T.
Its a great pack , light ,comfortable , does what it say's on the tin.
Great!!
Perfect for me, I love it!
Impressive
This pack is more than I expected have yet to take it for a hike but feel like it will go the distance reduced my pack weight by 5 pounds couldn’t be happier
My New Pack
I love my new pack, just wish I knew how to setup the straps.
Excellent
It is a new experience in backpacking for a 67 yo man who has been doing it the old fashioned way with compartmentalized packs and the attitude of when in doubt, take it, my whole life. I used to consider 55 lbs a light pack, now I’m considering over 35 too much. I felt comfortable with the straps and waist belt provided with the weight I was carrying but I feel a slight broadening of the shoulder straps might be worth the minuscule amount of additional weight that would be added to create a little wider distribution of weight over the shoulder are. I felt the waist and chest staps were excellent.