Stone Glacier Sky Guide 7900 Frame Pack
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- 5 lbs. 8.7 oz. on Krux Frame w/ medium belt
- 5 lbs. 12.7 oz. on Xcurve Frame w/ medium belt
- 7,400 cubic inch main bag
- 4,500 cubic inch bivy-mode
- 129 L main bag and Sky Lid
- 1 large side zip pocket
- 2 external pockets
- 22” front vertical zip pocket
- 150+ pound load rating
- Hydration compatible (Hydro Sleeve - Sold Separately)
- 2,500+ cubic inch expandable load shelf
- Belt attachments
- Heavy-duty YKK #10 zipper
- Cordura 500 and Xpac fabric
- Heavy-duty, 1" Duraflex military approved buckles and webbing
- Made in the USA
The Stone Glacier Sky Guide 7900 Pack is a top-of-the-line backpack designed for serious outdoor enthusiasts who need to carry a large amount of gear on extended trips. With a main bag capacity of 7,400 cubic inches and a bivy-mode capacity of 4,500 cubic inches, this pack has a total volume of 129 liters, making it one of the largest packs on the market. The Sky Lid provides additional storage space and allows for easy access to frequently used items. This pack is designed to handle heavy loads, with a load rating of 150+ pounds, making it suitable for extended expeditions. The Sky Guide 7900 Pack features a 2,500+ cubic inch expandable load shelf, which provides additional storage space for bulky items such as a tent, sleeping bag, or pad. This feature is especially useful for hunters, as it allows them to carry game meat out of the backcountry. The pack is constructed with Cordura 500 and Xpac fabric, which are known for their durability and resistance to abrasion, punctures, and tears. Heavy-duty YKK #10 zippers and Duraflex military approved buckles and webbing ensure that the pack will withstand the most demanding conditions.
Stone Glacier - Waist Belt Sizing
- Small belts are measured 28" - 30"
- Medium belts are measured 31" - 36"
- Large belts are measured 37" and above
Stone Glacier - Proper Pack Fitting
When fitting a Stone Glacier Pack, there are three things we look for in a perfect fit. (A) First, we always want the belt centered on the tip of your hip bone. Belt positioning can be altered by adjusting the attachment height of the shoulder straps. (B) Next, we want to make sure the shoulder straps make solid contact with the backside of our shoulders. (C) If a gap is present between the shoulder strap and shoulder, it often can be eliminated by loosening the load lifters. Lastly, we want to aim for the color transition on the shoulder straps (D) to land on, or close to, your collarbone. Placement can be altered with a combination of adjusting the attachment height of the shoulder straps on the frame sheet and loosening of load lifters.
Learn From the Best
SG Founder and Lead Designer Kurt Racicot walks us through how to properly fit a Stone Glacier backpack.
