- MOUNTAINSMITH’S K9 DOG PACK: A saddle bag style backpack carrier for your pet so they can carry their own accessories during outdoor activities, camping, hiking, walking and travel.
- BUILT WITH DOG IN MIND: Metal D-ring attachment point for leash. Ergonomically tapered torso shape (Vet approved). Reflective trim on front, rear, and side panels. Weather and water-resistant interior coating.
- COMFORT AND STORAGE: 4-point adjustable chest harness with padded sternum pad. Independently adjustable back harness for custom fit. Two pannier compartments with zippered accessory pockets. Single adjustable belly strap. Padded tubular grab handle. Mesh panels and perforated EVA foam against canine body for increased ventilation.
- MULTIPLE SIZES: LARGE: best for dogs over 80 pounds with large girth chests. Each pannier holds 9L and measures 13.5” x 9.5” x 3.25” and weighs 1lb 7oz total. MEDIUM: best for dogs 40-90 pounds with medium girth chests. Each pannier holds 5L and measures 12.25” x 8.25” x 3” and weighs 1lb 3oz total. SMALL: best for dogs 20-50 pounds with small girth chests. Each pannier holds 3L and measures 9.5” x 8.25” x 2.25” and weighs 16oz total.
- FORGED FOR LIFE: All Mountainsmith packs and gear are known for their quality and are built to last. One of the industry's earliest Dog Pack, the K9 Pack is known to be a favorite amongst pet owners that take their four-legged friends on every adventure.
A hike is just not the same without your four-legged best friend. Grab your Mountainsmith K-9 Dog Pack, and hit the trail with this "dogonomically" correct gear hauler. Mountainsmith consulted a local Golden, CO sled dog veterinarian to assist with the designs to ensure a proper fit that will maintain comfort all day long. Combining that insight with 30 years of dog pack building experience brings us to the most efficient dog backpack in the industry. Often times, dogs proudly take on the responsibility of carrying their share of the load and can make a significant difference in the weight of their pack. Be sure to use the fit guide to find the proper size and fit of your pack. We always recommend erring on the smaller side.
