Unique HMG 5400 Porter

HMG 5400 Porter

Sometimes, if you carry bulky winter gear, the 4400 isn’t big enough. The 5400 is designed for winter trips with added capacity for bulkier cold weather clothing or dry suits, additional days’ worth of food, or supplementary equipment needed when throwing packrafting, climbing, or bikepacking into the mix. Just like the standard Porter, the 5400 uses mayhemtested Denier PolyDyneema Composite Fabric Hybrid for the main body of the pack but adds more protection to the base of the bag with a Denier layer.Like HMG other packs, this one pairs exceptionally well with Stuff Sacks. Add a Porter Stuff Pocket for extra storage.

MATERIAL: Body DCH150

VOLUME: Interior 5400 cu. in. (85L)

LOAD CAPACITY: Up to 65 lbs

WEIGHT

1387g | 3.06 lbs | 48.96 oz

Weights may vary slightly by torso size.

CHARACTERISTIC

• Four external, vertical daisy chains for attaching Porter Stuff Pocket, Porter Water Bottle Holders, or extra gear for tripspecific customization
• Removable, contoured aluminum stays
• Dyneema® Hardline shoulder straps with 3/8” closed cell foam and spacer mesh
• Internal plastic frame sheet for added back panel support
• 1/4” foam back panel pad

Compression System

• RollTop closure system with side compression straps for vertical compression
• Six side compression straps for horizontal compression
• Top Ystrap compression Designed to secure gear

• Internal zippered pocket
• Dyneema® Hardline dualdensity hip belt with 1/8” closed cell rigid foam, 1/4” closed cell foam, plastic stiffener, and spacer mesh
• Dyneema® Hardline zippered pockets on hip belt with #5 YKK zipper
• Adjustable sternum strap with selftensioning elastic
• Ability to stow two ice axes on daisy chains
• Proprietary seam sealing on all side seams and behind all sewnon pack features

DIMENSIONS

Top Circumference: 114.3cm (48.5”)

Bottom Circumference: 95.3cm (40.5”)

Height (fully unrolled): 97.8cm (40.8”)

Back Width: 26.7cm (10.5”)

If you don’t know which one would best meet your needs, here is a short comparison of HMG backpacks