RUFFWEAR Palisades Pack Red Current

The Palisades™ Pack is engineered for the serious adventurer who refuses to leave their canine companion behind. As Ruffwear’s highest-volume, modular pack, it is designed specifically for multi-day backcountry treks. With its innovative "weight-forward" saddlebag design and a breathable, standalone harness, it provides the stability, comfort, and flexibility needed for the most rugged Maine trails.

The Modular Advantage: The Palisades is more than just a backpack—it’s a dual-purpose system. The high-capacity saddlebags attach securely to a standalone harness but can be easily removed for stream crossings, camp breaks, or side excursions, allowing your dog to move freely without the full load

Key Features:

• Modular Carry System: Removable saddlebags allow the base harness to be worn on its own for streamlined day trips from camp.
  
• Stable Gear Carry: Radial cut, weight-forward bags and integrated “flopper stoppers” keep contents stabilized and centered against your dog.
• Day Pack Ready: The base harness features low-profile zippered pockets for light storage even when the saddlebags are off.
• Optimal Fit & Control: Six points of adjustment ensure a custom fit, while the padded handle and belly panel allow for comfortable, controlled lifting.
• Three Leash Points: Includes an aluminum V-ring, a reinforced rear webbing loop, and a chest attachment loop—perfect for redirecting dogs that tend to pull.
• Low-Light Safety: Reflective trim and an integrated light loop for The Beacon™ keep your pup visible during dawn or dusk hiking.

Specifications:

• Sustainable Materials: 150 denier polyester shell (bluesign® approved with 40% recycled content).
• Harness Chassis: Laminated, molded bonded mesh with perforated foam for maximum breathability.
• Hardware: Anodized 6061-T6 aluminum V-ring and ITW Nexus Airloc buckles.
• Care: Hand wash with mild detergent; air dry.

Trail Tip: To keep your pup happy and healthy, it is recommended that dogs carry no more than 25% of their body weight. If they’re new to the pack life, start with a light load and work up to a full trek!