Kelty CHILD DAYPACK 2.0 MULTI F Children's Backpack

Description Product Introduction The classic daypack is now available in a cute size: the CHILD DAYPACK. 11L, Made in the Philippines. Brand Introduction The history of KELTY can be seen as the evolution of backpacks. Today's backpacks, large or small, share several common features, such as a waist belt and back tension. This basic concept was invented by Dick Kelty over 50 years ago. The KELTY brand began in 1952 in Dick Kelty's Southern California home with a $500 debt. Kelty worked in the garage, welding with an aluminum frame, while his wife, Nina, sewed in the kitchen. An avid outdoorsman, Kelty refused to settle for products he wasn't satisfied with, and spent his days creating and improving them. However, a turning point soon came. An unprecedented product featured in the catalog—an aluminum frame with divided nylon compartments—caught the attention of young people across America. This gave birth to the new culture of backpacking, and carrying the KELTY logo became a status symbol. The high level of perfection and functionality of KELTY backpacks began to attract the attention of professional climbers, and many of America's historic achievements have been achieved with KELTY backpacks, including the first ascent of Mount Everest by F. Unsoeld and F. Hornbein in 1963, the National Geographic Antarctic Expedition in 1966, the first ascent of K2 in 1975 and Cholatse in 1982, and the 1983 expedition to the highest peaks on all seven continents. In 1970, Eric Ryback (then 18 years old), the first person to successfully complete the entire Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), a 4,240km long-distance hiking trail that runs north and south along the west coast of the United States from the Mexican border to the Canadian border, in one season, also used a KELTY backpack. Total Length: 33cm (H) x 22cm (W) x 8.5cm (D) Number of Pockets: 2 (1 Exterior, 1 Interior) Weight: 300g Fits B5 size documents Back Support Pad