| 87 | | $270 | As an all around great pack, it can carry large and light loads with ease, has plenty of external storage options, and is super comfortable |
| 84 | | $260 | One of our top picks and scored highly in all metrics, it's comfortable, versatile, and has just enough features |
| 77 | | $225 | This pack is a popular ultralight pack for good reason; it has plenty of outside storage, is made of durable fabrics, and carries both 15 and 30 pound loads with ease |
| 77 | | $345 | Durable and simple; perfect for use in the mountains |
| 76 | | $145 | Combines simplicity, a reasonable price tag, and a good feature set |
| 74 | | $325 | As the Top Pick for Ultralight Enthusiasts, it's incredibly light, and still provides the same assets of a full frame pack |
| 73 | | $140 | Lacks a frame, pockets, and a lid, but fits the bill for an extremely lightweight, simple pack |
| 73 | | $220 | This 40 liter pack is designed for light and fast missions |
| 72 | | $345 | This pack is designed with a focus on durability and simplicity, with a minor emphasis on comfort and support |
| 70 | | $160 | This minimalist pack is lightweight and simple - designed for those who have slimmed down their kit to the bear minimum |
| 68 | | $250 | For a pack that is lightweight, but still provides support and ventilation with a full suspension system, this is the ticket |
| 68 | | $255 | This lightweight, comfortable pack has a simple, yet thoughtful design, and is a great pack for heavy loads or winter trips |
| 68 | | $200 | Winner of our Best Buy Award, this pack has excellent comfort, durability, and long list of useful features |
| 67 | | $165 | One of the lightest packs in this review, but also has a relatively small capacity |
