The Black Crag Backpack in Orange One-Of-A-Kind Inspired by the Andean landscape

Inspired by the Andean landscape and its ancestral agricultural patterns

Model is wearing a size small which measures 16 inches across the chest and 16

the benchmark alpine rucksack of the 1970s

The clasp was designed to be worn conventionally at the back of the neck or at any point at a jaunty side angle or in the centre front at the nape of the neck

The Black Crag Backpack in Orange One-Of-A-Kind Inspired by the Andean landscapeJohn Campbell began making his own gear at sixteen, in the mountains of Alaska, on his mother's sewing machine. Decades of climbing the Alps, the Eastern Sierra, the Cordillera Real refined his understanding of what a pack should and should not be. Alpine Luddites, his one man shop in Vermont, is the result: custom packs built by a single pair of hands to standards that most production gear cannot meet. The Black Crag is John's interpretation of the