Rab Exion 65 ND Backpack

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"This pack is my go-to for long-haul adventures. The V-TRAX™ carry system makes heavy loads feel manageable, and the wraparound harness keeps the fit snug and secure. The U-shaped front access is a game-changer, making it easy to grab gear without fully unpacking. Plus, the extendable lid provides extra storage when I need it. Whether I'm on a thru-hike or a weekend backpacking trip, this pack keeps me comfortable and organized the entire way."

When the trail ahead is long and the load is heavy, the Exion 65 ND Backpack ensures comfort and stability every step of the way. Designed with a women’s/narrow fit, this 65L pack delivers exceptional load distribution with the adjustable V-TRAX™ carry system and a wraparound harness that moves with you. The shaped lumbar pad and supportive hipbelt enhance comfort, even on extended treks, so you can stay focused on the journey ahead.

Organization is key for multi-day adventures, and the Exion ND65L delivers with strategic storage solutions. A U-shaped front zipper and lower entry allow quick access to gear, while multiple external and internal pockets keep essentials within reach. The extendable lid provides additional volume when needed, and the integrated rain cover protects your pack from sudden downpours. With durable, weather-resistant materials and a streamlined design, this pack is built to carry everything you need—without holding you back.

, Built for multi-day treks with a women’s/narrow fit design, V-TRAX™ carry system provides easy adjustment and a custom fit, Wraparound harness and 6mm aluminum frame distribute weight efficiently, U-shaped front zipper and lower entry for quick access to gear, Extendable lid adds extra volume with internal and external pockets, Forward-pull hipbelt enhances stability and comfort on long hikes, Dual base compression straps help manage loads for a streamlined fit, Hydration compatible with space for a 3L bladder, Integrated rain cover protects against sudden weather changes