Pa'lante Packs Turtle Pack - Black Robic / Black UHMWPE Grid Mesh
The Turtle Pack is a fresh design from Pa'lante, applying the brand's ultralight design language to a seriously versatile daypack. Designed with trail running, cycling, fishing and hiking in mind, it's a lightweight, hard-working pack with all the ingenious details you'd expect from the Utah based brand.
That big central zip down the middle makes for easy access to the main compartment, while that mesh outside pocket keeping things like windproof layers close to hand. The cunning vest-strap design aids stability over the rough stuff and has even more pocket space - with room for 500ml bottles, point 'n' shoot cameras and flapjacks.
What else? There's a sleeve for your hydration bladder along with shock-cord toggles for your trekking poles or tenkara fishing rods. Joe McConaughy aka Stringbean wore one of these to finish fourth in the 2026 Cocodona 250-mile ultramarathon across the Arizona desert - and while that's maybe a bit extreme for most people - it certainly goes to show how capable this pack is.
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The Turtle Pack is a fresh design from Pa'lante, applying the brand's ultralight design language to a seriously versatile daypack. Designed with trail running, cycling, fishing and hiking in mind, it's a lightweight, hard-working pack with all the ingenious details you'd expect from the Utah based brand.
That big central zip down the middle makes for easy access to the main compartment, while that mesh outside pocket keeping things like windproof layers close to hand. The cunning vest-strap design aids stability over the rough stuff and has even more pocket space - with room for 500ml bottles, point 'n' shoot cameras and flapjacks.
What else? There's a sleeve for your hydration bladder along with shock-cord toggles for your trekking poles or tenkara fishing rods. Joe McConaughy aka Stringbean wore one of these to finish fourth in the 2026 Cocodona 250-mile ultramarathon across the Arizona desert - and while that's maybe a bit extreme for most people - it certainly goes to show how capable this pack is.
