Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack
Item #: 90329
Our Price: $109.99
Regular Price: $119.95
SAVINGS: $9.96 (9%)
Kelty's Yukon 50 External Frame Pack is popular with scouts, and it's the perfect transitional pack when junior sizes are too small and adult sizes are still too large.
- Packbag Features:
- Hydration compatible
- Top loading
- Sleeping bag compartment
- Zippered side pockets
- Mesh water bottle pockets
- Ice-axe loops
- Hold-open bar
- Suspension:
- Adjustable suspension
- Dual density foam waistbelt
- Removable waistbelt
- Scherer Cinch
- Number of Pockets: 4
- Torso Length: 16" - 21"
- Material: 420D Polyester Ball Shadow / 420D Polyester Oxford
- Size: L 25.5" x W 24" x D 11"
- Weight: 4 lb. 14 oz.
- Capacity: 3000 cu in.
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Reviewed by 11 customers Sort by Displaying reviews 1-10 Previous | Next »  Pros Cons Best Uses Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: Bought for our grandson, 12 and a Boy Scout. He had instructions from his Scout Master on what to buy and this fit the bill. I told him that it will carry more gear than he needs but he'll learn after overpacking once! Impressed with the size and all the adjustments possible!
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: Will be using on future Boy Scout outings.
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: Great pack.I have always wanted to try an external frame pack.I was not disapointed.Fully adjustable,Lots of room to pack my gear and some of the kids stuff as well.Really well made but that is to be expected from Kelty.I love it.
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: I use this for weekend camping with my kids.I can load lots of gear(including some of the kids stuff)And it is really strong.Easy to pack and lash gear to.
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: Quick delivery.
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Best Uses Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: Nice backpack for young scout. Green color was a hit. Adjusts as they grow.
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: used it on a boyscout hike
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: I just used this backpack for a 2-week trip through the Amazon and to Roraima in Venezuela. I was surprised by how much room it has. It's absolutely easy to load and I love all the pockets. The weight feels distributed really well, making the backpack extremely comfortable to wear on long hikes. I would have put rubber stoppers at the bottom of the frame so it would stand up more easily against a wall. It'd also be nice if it had some sort of straps under the compartments to attach a sleeping bag.
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: Much more comfortable than the internal frame packs that I have used. I like the added comfort although I do notice a slight loss of freedom of maneuver. But, I'm used to it now and this pack is great. I can carry a bigger load more in comfort. I'm kind of a slow and steady hiker and this pack works great for that kind of travel. I stick to paths and trails too.
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Comments about Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack: Good value for outfitting your "Clan". We have 8 to outfit and this fit the bill for high value but not high end.
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Im 6ft 4inch Can I get this pack in a large or one that will fit me........./Asked on 1/11/2013 by greg from Sparks, NV1 answer
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The best way to determine fit in a pack is through measuring your torso lenth. Use the following process to determine your torso length:
Have a friend measure your back. Stand with your back to them and your hands on your hips like you are scolding someone. Your thumbs will point to a stop on your lower spine. Start from this point and measure up to the C-7 vertebrae, which is the one that sticks out of the back of your neck when you touch your chin to your chest. The measurement between these 2 points is your torso length.
The torso length for the Yukon is-16" - 21"Answered on 1/15/2013 by Steve from Campmor
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Which is best for serious hiker? External or Internal. What are the differences?
KristinaAsked on 12/18/2012 by Kristina from North Carolina1 answer
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External is a good choice for heavy loads on trails. Internal frames are best for colder weather and offer a closer center of gravity for uneven terrain. Both have their merits.Answered on 12/20/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Which rain cover would work best with this? My son also attaches the thermarest pad to the bottom of the pack which adds a little to the width.
Thank you.Asked on 11/19/2012 by Dee1 answer
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The best rain cover for the Kelty Yukon 50 External Frame Pack would be the Outdoor Products Backpack Rain Cover.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___11707Answered on 11/21/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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How small of a waist size will this pack fit? For my tall, thin 15 year old.Asked on 7/10/2012 by Kent from Michigan2 answers
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The Waist belt can be drawn down to: 30"Answered on 7/16/2012 by Steve from CampmorA:
The smallest waist this will fit is 28 inches.Answered on 7/16/2012 by Betty
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Is it possible to obtain women's shoulder straps for Kelty external frame packs and a men's hipbelt?Asked on 11/13/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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Sorry, we are unable to substitute shoulder straps or hipbelts for backpacks.Answered on 11/15/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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Is this one suitable for a 14-15 yr.old (8th grade) Boy Scout who is husky, on the tall side?
I haven't been able to get torso length but it's a gift and I want to order now.
Thanks very much!Asked on 10/24/2011 by Cathy1 answer
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The belt on the Yukon will open to 45" so it should accommodate your 14-15 year old. Whether this fits length wise is a function of torso length. The torso length for this pack is 16"-21".. Just measure him by: Have a friend measure your back. Stand with your back to them and your hands on your hips like you are scolding someone. Your thumbs will point to a stop on your lower spine. Start from this point and measure up to the C-7 vertebrae, which is the one that sticks out of the back of your neck when you touch your chin to your chest. The measurement between these 2 points is your torso length.Answered on 10/26/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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How do you measure your torso length?Asked on 7/7/2011 by Wasp from Kansas City Kansas1 answer
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Have a friend measure your back. Stand with your back to them and your hands on your hips like you are scolding someone. Your thumbs will point to a stop on your lower spine. Start from this point and measure up to the C-7 vertebrae, which is the one that sticks out of the back of your neck when you touch your chin to your chest. The measurement between these 2 points is your torso length.Answered on 7/8/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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Is this bag made in the USA?Asked on 7/5/2011 by Lynda from Texas1 answer
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No, it is made in chinaAnswered on 7/7/2011 by Anonymous
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Is there a waist belt? if so will it fit a 42 inch waist?Asked on 6/30/2011 by Eurekama from San Diego, CA1 answer
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The belt on the Yukon will open to 45"Answered on 7/1/2011 by Steve from Campmor
| Size | L 25.5" x W 24" x D 11" |
| Weight | 4 lb. 14 oz. |
| Capacity | 3000 cu in. |
| Material | 420D Polyester Ball Shadow / 420D Polyester Oxford |
| Stay Length | n/a |
| Torso Length | 16" - 21" |
| Number of Pockets | 4 |
| Frame | External |
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