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Stay Organized with PackStack from Hillsound

June 19, 2021 by Erik Meisner Leave a Comment

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Staying organized with PackStack saves you time, so you can spend it doing what you enjoy.

It’s so much easier to find what you’re looking for within a backpack if you know where to look first. Nighttime or rain can make it even more difficult. Fortunately, Hillsound has come up with a solution that anyone who wears a backpack can appreciate. And it’s called the PackStack. Just like the cargo containers in the belly of commercial aircraft, the PackStack is shaped appropriately to maximize volume. These crescent shaped bags fit into a variety of backpacks and can be stacked, providing ultimate organization.

Hillsound PackStack PRO Video:

Available for 40L+ and 60L+ packs, the PackStack is also available in Standard and Pro models. Priced between $29-$32, the Pro models are made from Cordura Ripstop material that are seam taped and feature a waterproof YKK zipper. Perfect for any equipment or clothing that needs to stay dry within the backpack. The Standard PackStack is also made from Cordura Ripstop but forgoes the seam tape and waterproof zippers. The Standard models will sell for $17-$20 depending on size. Both models and volumes are available in a short and tall model.

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PackStack Features:

  • Weatherproof for items that doesn’t require waterproof storage
  • Crescent moon shape to eliminate deadspace and allow for perfect fit
  • Top handle for easy access
  • Lightweight and durable construction made to withstand scrapes and scuffs
  • Standard seams
  • Integrated internal storage pocket
  • Fits the following backpacks, two options: either 40L+ backpacks or 60L+ backpacks
  • PackStack comes in two sizes: Tall and Short (see specifications below). Gives you the ideal space to pack smart (separate what is wet/dry, clean/dirty, food/non-food, liquids/non-liquids and essentials/non-essentials)

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Final Thoughts:

I’m a fan of keeping things organized. The PackStack is a product I can get behind. Perfectly shaped for my 40L bags, the containers even feature a concave back to allow clearance for your hydration pack. Handles on top, colored zipper pulls, interior pockets for small items. Combine sizes to maximize your packs potential. If you’re like me and like to stay organized, pre-order a few PackStacks from Hillsound. Expected availability around August 2021.

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“PackStack comes in two sizes: Tall and Short (see specifications below). Gives you the ideal space to pack smart (separate what is wet/dry, clean/dirty, food/non-food, liquids/non-liquids and essentials/non-essentials)” ~hillsound.com

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About Erik Meisner

Erik Meisner served in Attack Company, 2nd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment as a rifle team leader with deployments to the Middle East, Central America and Asia. He's a Commercial Pilot, Rescue Diver and enjoys Alpine skiing, travel, sea kayaking, Overland exploration and golf. Growing up in a military family, Erik had the pleasure to live and ski all over North America and Europe. Now residing in beautiful Northern Michigan with his wife and 2 sons they continue to enjoy the outdoors as much as possible.

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