Back in April, CamelBak invited Field Mag to visit the Marin Headlands in Sausalito, California for a sneak peak at the company's new line of backpacks. In Marin, we joined folks from all over the outdoor space—climbers, writers, creators—to learn how to make our own recycled clothing with designer Nicole McLaughlin and to get a look at a concise new of line of backpacks dubbed A.T.P. for Adventure Travel Packs. The line is now available to the masses, and it's well worth a closer look. So let's dive in.
Included in the new line are two daypack-sized bags—the A.T.P. 26 Backpack ($180) and A.T.P. 20 Backpack ($160)—each outfitted with all the features needed for the type of trip that might involve town time, trail time, and any other mixture of multi-disciplinary wandering.