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Our Cutaway Pack comes in three sizes (Tiempo is one size):
16"
18"
20"
The most reliable way to choose a comfortable pack size is to measure your torso from your C7 vertebra at the base of your neck to the spot on your hips where you would want your hip belt to sit. If you do not plan to use a hip belt, use that as a starting point to determine where you want the bottom of your pack to be. You can size down if you wish for your pack to be clear of your butt and hips. If you do plan to use your pack with a hip belt, please stick to the sizing method above and pick the larger size if in-between sizes.
Also take the following into consideration:
Make sure to stand up straight while measuring.
Use a flexible measuring tape or a string (make sure it's not stretchy!) for a more accurate measurement.
If you have friends, make one of them help you.
If you like wearing your pack low with straps loose, you might want to size up on straps and down on pack size.
If you are between sizes and anticipate your pack being relatively empty much of the time, size down.
Shoulder Strap Sizing
Our straps come in four sizes:
16.0in / 41cm
17.5in / 44.5cm
19.0in / 48cm
20.5in / 52cm
The best way to determine your strap size is to take a measurement along the path of the strap, then select the size that more closely resembles your measurement. When in doubt, go up a size. If you need a size that is larger or smaller than what we currently offer, please let us know by emailing us at contact@nashvillepack.com.
Please follow these steps when taking your strap measurement:
Stand up straight with your back against the wall.
Find the base of your sternum and imagine a horizontal line traveling across your rib cage. The most comfortable place for the bottom of your straps should fall within an inch or two of this line.
Simulate the line of pressure at the bottom of the straps by pressing down with the side of your thumbs. This should help you determine the most natural/comfortable place for the bottom of the straps to ride.
With a measuring tape or string, measure from this point up over the middle of your shoulder (following the path the strap will take), and to the wall behind you at the same height as the top of your shoulder.
Hip Belt Sizing
Our hip belts come in three size ranges:
Small: 26" - 33"
Medium: 33" - 41"
Large: 42" - 48"
Measure your waist at the point where you would wear your hip belt. DO NOT use your pants size! This will not give you an accurate number. If you are between sizes, going to the larger size will give you extra padding without going too close the the minimum size the belt can accommodate.
I really love this pack. I’m starting the PCT late April 2025, and looking forward to using this pack on trail. Been doing training hikes almost daily and getting more and more use to this new pack. Adjustments are super easy while wearing the pack, I’m able to easily grab water bottles from the side pockets. I’m still trying to decide on what I’m going to put in the bottom pocket. Over all if your base weight is around 10 pounds or so, this pack is awesome. Probably would be comfortable for a total weight with food and water upwards of around 20-22 pounds. Shipping was very fast and packaging was great.
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Patrick Brown
Love but not for first time hikers
I’m 5”11 bought the 30L 20”. I have an athletic build. Initial fit is good.
Dialing in the fit took some time as this pack is super modular which I love. The vest style straps can be very comfortable once you dial it in. Because of the infinite adjustments I would not recommend this for beginners.
The style/shape of the pack is interesting. Definitely a stuff full pack and dump out at camp. The shape makes it hard to use stuff sacks. You don’t use up the volume. Being a frameless pack this is important for a proper pack ride. Throw a pack liner in and start stuffing.
Only one issue: First trip for two nights. One of the vest straps sewn webbing (between the pack and strap) un raveled and let loose. It was the inside strap closes to my neck. The sewn down stitching for the strap to face backwards unraveled. Strap was still functional but the stitching is important to relive the stress on the structural stitching.
Once I got home I re-sewn it.
All in all great back pack that rides like a dream once dialed in.
