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Custom Hiking Backpacks and Hydration Packs

Hiking packs are built differently from office backpacks, usually with lighter fabrics, more ventilation and room for water and layers. The 15 packs here come mostly from outdoor brands.


Osprey and CamelBak make up two thirds of the list, with Daylite daypacks from 13 to 20 L, a packable stuff pack, and CamelBak hydration packs holding 1.5 L, 70 oz or 85 oz of water. Gregory, Thule and Cutter & Buck add daypacks, one with a rain cover. A lightweight trail running backpack starts the range from $8.36.


Daypacks and Hydration

  • Daypacks: Osprey Daylite 13 L, Daylite Cinch 15 L and Daylite Plus 20 L, a Gregory Nano 16L and a Thule All Trail 18L with a rain cover.
  • Hydration packs: CamelBak Classic Light, Eco-Rogue, Eco-Hydrobak, Cloud Walker 18 and Rim Runner X30 with built-in water reservoirs.
  • Packable and budget: an Osprey ultralight stuff pack that packs down small, an outdoor rucksack with a cinch top and a light trail running pack.


Logo Options

  • Embroidery: offered on ten packs and sits neatly on technical nylon and polyester.
  • Full color printing: available on nine styles, including several Osprey daypacks.
  • Minimum quantities: 3 to 100, and packs are usually produced within 10 to 12 days.


Outdoor retailers, guiding companies, park conservancies, engineering and survey firms, and corporate retreat planners give hiking packs to staff and clients who spend time outside. With minimums as low as three, these also work as incentive prizes for wellness step challenges.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Lightweight Trail Running Backpack starts at about $8.36. The Cutter & Buck Ripstop Hiking Backpack is about $41.15 and the Osprey Ultralight Packable Stuff Pack about $54.53. Daypacks from Osprey, Gregory and Thule run about $65 to $95, and CamelBak hydration packs about $63 to $110. The CamelBak Rim Runner X30 Hiking Pack tops the range at about $159.90.

CamelBak makes five hydration packs here:

  • Eco-Hydrobak Bike Hydration Pack, 1.5L, about $62.89
  • Eco-Rogue Hydration Pack, 85 oz, about $78.69
  • Classic Light Hydration Pack, 70 oz, about $86.90
  • Cloud Walker 18 Hiking Hydration Pack, about $109.90
  • Rim Runner X30 Hiking Pack, 70 oz, about $159.90

They suit cyclists, trail runners and hiking groups.

Daypacks here range from about 13 to 20 liters. The Osprey Daylite Daypack holds 13 L, the Osprey Daylite Cinch 15 L and the Gregory Nano Daypack 16L. The Thule All Trail Recycled Daypack holds 18L and includes a rain cover, and the Osprey Daylite Plus holds 20 L. Five packs have a laptop compartment for commuters.

Embroidery is offered on 10 packs and gives a durable stitched logo on Osprey, CamelBak, Gregory and Thule styles. Full color, on 9 packs, prints detailed artwork, and screen printing on 3 keeps budget packs affordable. A small logo on the front panel or shoulder area looks clean on a technical pack. Setup is about $45 to $110.

Backpack minimums are low, from 3 to 100 pieces, so a small leadership retreat or an outdoor club can order without overbuying. Production takes about 10 to 12 days. Brand-name packs from Osprey and CamelBak, five styles each, make strong incentive and service award gifts.

For budget events, the Lightweight Trail Running Backpack is about $8.36 and works for races and outdoor festivals. Four packs use recycled materials, such as the Outdoor Recycled Rucksack with Cinch Top and the Thule All Trail Recycled Daypack, and four are PVC free. Polyester is used on eleven packs and nylon on four.