The Black Wolf McKinley 65L rucksack is like a teenager’s first car, an economical bushwalking pack decked out with all the bells and whistles.
The adjustable Micro Glide Gel harness is as comfortable on a weekend hike as it is on extended trekking expeditions. Top and front openings make for easy access to your gear while front and side pockets provide storage for quick access items.
Equipped with a tone of extras including rain cover, hydration compatibility, dual compartments and even a music pouch and headphone port for music on the trail.
Built-in Raincover
Bungee System
External Headphone Port
Front and top access
Hydration Compatible
Music Pouch
Night Reflective Daisyloop
Padded Waist Strap
Side Stash Pocket
Top Hood Pocket with water resistant zip
Twin Compartment
In Use Dimensions:
36W x 75H x 26D cm
Packed Dimensions:
36L x 75W x 14H cm
Weight:
2.1 Kg
Capacity:
65 L
Material:
100D ULTRA Ripstop PU | 420D Mini Ripstop PU
Harness:
MicroGilde Gel
Hydration Compatibility:
Yes
Sternum Strap:
Adjustable | Whistle
Rain Cover:
Removable
Warranty:
3 Year
Supplier Code:
3435901541003
Snowys Code:
7380
Reviews
(7)
4.77
Q&A's (3)
What size hydration fits in the 65L McKinley?2 answers
Would the Black Wolf Tank Hydration Bladder 3L fit?
Thanks
William - Crookwell(7 years ago)
G'day William.
I've just double checked one of the Black Wolf McKinley 65L Rucksacks on the shop floor and the label on it suggested that the Black Wolf 3L Bladder would be the best fit.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Update 25/6/19 - Just a heads up, the Blackwolf 3L bladder will be a little long to fit in the hydration pocket on the McKinley 65L. So if you're wanting to carry a 3L bladder it will just need to sit in the back or top of the pack.
Leece - Snowys(6 years ago)
Waterproof1 answer
Is the pack waterproof or just rainproof.
Is it tough enough for an 800km walk?
Kate - Berrigan(7 years ago)
G'day Kate,
I've just had a look at one of our Black Wolf McKinley 65L Rucksacks from the shop floor. The zip on the bag is waterproof, it comes with a rain cover that can be folded away. I would suggest that the bag itself has some very mild waterproofing characteristics but I certainly wouldn't be submerging it at all. As for whether or not it'll be tough enough for an 800km walk. I would suggest that it definitely would be, providing you take good care of it. Just be careful not to dump it down at the end of a long day's hike or drag it along the ground etc.
