Removable Delrin hoop stay frame: Transfers load to hip belt for reduced shoulder strain during heavy loads
Adjustable torso length: Ensures a comfortable fit for all body types
Multiple exterior and internal storage pockets: Provides quick access to essentials and gear
Vest harness option: Transfers pack weight to the core for improved comfort and reduced back pain
Waterproof VX21 fabric: Offers abrasion resistance and protection against the elements
Summarized by Shop
35 oz - 1002 g Pack The Minimalist V2 is redesigned to make simple even more functional.
We heard you. We took the simple, clean design of the Minimalist, and using customer feedback, made it even better. The Minimalist V2 still has the perfect amount of space for all your gear and a lightweight suspension that adds just enough support b
Maximum Load
35 lb (15.88 kg)
Base Weight (Delrin hoop)
11 lb (5.5 kg)
Base Weight (Frameless)
8 lb (3.5 kg)
Dimensions
16.22 x 7 x 22 in (41 x 18 x 56 cm)
Weight
23 oz (671 g) to 35 oz (992 g)
Material
VX21 3D mesh nylon, Robic or X-Pac synthetic
Summarized by Shop
4.8
24 ratings
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Great Fit, Sweet Pack
It carries everything very well and the adjustment was very straight forward. The deep pockets on the side hold my water and are easy to reach. Everything about this pack is spot on and will be on my back for all my adventures.
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Chris · April 6, 2026
Light, comfortable and flexible pack
Love the flexible options with this pack, the adjustable torso length and removable hip belt and frame make it suitable for most trips I might go on. Really love the vest style harness, which keeps the pack snug to my back and means it doesn't flip about when I'm running downhill. The shoulder pockets are great too, and the pack looks great.
Love it
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Brendon · December 9, 2025
Amazing Backpack - maybe too many pouches
Loving this pack so far - I've only taken it on a test drive of 1 night, so maybe I'll feel differently after 3+ days. Extremely comfortable fit, I have the running style vest which was not as bulky on as I was concerned. The side pockets are an ideal length for tall water bottles and/or poles, but you can have flasks in the front ones. I don't think I need as many pouches in the front pockets themselves (it feels a bit overengineered) but they don't really get in the way. The hip pockets and back pocket are also fantastic. I wish the pocket in the top of the pack was slightly larger so I could fit my headlamp and bathroom supplies, but I made it t work having them stored elsewhere