Tatonka Pack Sack 2 Load Carrier – 80 l Pack Sack for Load Carrier

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Tatonka Packsack 2 Lastenkraxe – 80-liter pack sack for the Tatonka Lastenkraxe

A Kraxe is strong with bulky loads – but soft gear, clothing or camp material need a closed container, otherwise loading gets unstable.

The Tatonka Packsack 2 Lastenkraxe turns the Lastenkraxe into a better-organized transport system. It bundles loose gear so it sits more stable on the Kraxe and can be tied down cleaner.

Why exactly this product? ✔ 80-liter pack sack for the Tatonka Lastenkraxe
✔ bundles soft or loose gear on the Kraxe
✔ helps with clean lashing and packing
✔ ideal for camp, expedition, hunting ground and material transport
✔ makes the Kraxe more practical for luggage, not just bulky items
✔ 80-liter pack sack for the Tatonka Lastenkraxe

Key features

80-liter pack sack for the Tatonka Lastenkraxe
bundles soft or loose gear on the Kraxe
helps with clean lashing and packing
ideal for camp, expedition, hunting ground and material transport
makes the Kraxe more practical for luggage, not just bulky items
80-liter pack sack for the Tatonka Lastenkraxe
turns the Kraxe into a full-fledged backpack
all-around compression straps for load stabilization
very large slip pockets on front and sides
gear loops on front and lid

Our assessment

The pack sack is not a standalone backpack, but a module for the Lastenkraxe. It’s worth it if you regularly use the Kraxe with soft or loose luggage. For pure game tray or box transports you don’t necessarily need it; for organized tour gear it’s the difference between an improvised bundle and a clean load.

Practical tip: Pack sack serves as a shape-giving container on the Kraxe Pack or mount the product always so that frequently needed items remain quickly accessible and heavy parts don’t swing outside.

Areas of application

Bundle clothing and sleeping bag on the Kraxe
Transport food, tarp and camp material in one pack sack
Keep hunting ground gear separate from dirty loads
Expeditions where the Kraxe is used as a large load carrier

Features & construction

Pack sack serves as a shape-giving container on the Kraxe
soft load can be lashed much better
loose parts don’t disappear between frame and outriggers
still pack heavy contents close to the back

Technical data

Volume: 80 liters – offers enough storage space for extensive gear
Dimensions: 66 × 34 × 25 cm – determines the packed size and shape of the backpack
Weight: approx. 0.85 kg – relatively light for a system of this size
Material: 420 HD Nylon FD – tear-resistant nylon with high durability
Bottom material: CORDURA® 500 den – especially abrasion-resistant fabric for tough use
Impregnation: PFC/PFAS-free – water-repellent gear without fluorochemicals
Compatibility: fits Tatonka Lastenkraxe (Art. 1130)
Made in Vietnam

Scope of delivery

Tatonka Packsack 2 Lastenkraxe

Important note: The pack sack does not replace load securing
ng. Even with a stuff sack, the load on the frame backpack must be tightly secured so it doesn’t swing while walking.

FAQ

What is the Tatonka Packsack 2 frame backpack intended for? For hunting, territory work, expeditions, bushcraft, frame backpack accessories, material transport – the key is that the product fits your specific setup and use.

What should I pay attention to when packing or using it? Frequently needed gear should be within easy reach, heavy parts as close to the body as possible, and everything attached on the outside must be tight and secure.

Is the product more primary gear or an accessory? That depends on the model: backpacks and tarps are primary gear, pouches, covers, harness parts, and accessories are additions that improve an existing setup.

Is it suitable for bushcraft, trekking, or travel? Yes, if the specific use fits. Not every product is equally useful for all areas – size, weight, material, and access should match the trip.

What is the most common practical mistake? Taking gear without a clear purpose. Define what the product should solve before packing, otherwise it’s just extra weight.

Especially with Tatonka gear, the right combination of packed size, access, material, and purpose determines whether your setup really works outdoors.