Kolossus | Big Dog Carrier & Backpacking Pack
Newly redesigned, the Kolossus is THE WORLD'S BEST big dog backpack carrier that also doubles as a backpacking pack. Ideal for carrying medium to large dogs with top of the line technologies in pet and human safety and comfort. Adjustable shoulder & torso sizing for all user sizes and maximum comfort. When you’re not carrying your 4-legged friend, the backpack converts to carry your gear with up to 60 liters of space. This pack is ideal for serious use in outdoor or urban environments.
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Kolossus | Big Dog Carrier & Backpacking Pack
Fits my bug doodle well. He's pushing it on the size but only weighs 65lbs. He was a good boy for getting in and i think he even had fun.
Bought so I could take my GalMal with my on the Ninja ZX-6R. At 60 pounds she’s def. Less than most “Backpacks” for you bike peeps out there (backseat riders) for the non-bike peeps. She leaned a bit to look down the road but was stable and I felt safe and comfortable with her back there. Love the quality and the room. I even lined the inside with “bike armor” while she was in it and not a problem on the multiple zippers. All in all-209/10 rating from us! Well done! Oh the the smiles and laughs and good vibes were the best part of this!
40 lbs doesn’t seem like a lot. But it is. Especially when he is in front and I’m carrying him in both arms. See he just had surgery to repair some front leg defects and has to be carried lots of places. But we really got the Kolossus for me to carry him hiking even before the surgery. It works great! He is pretty secure in there. My dog is still heavy.
I have a 59 pound Belgian malinois and she loves it… can’t wait to use mine. Fits her perfect. And she lays in it to be bundled up.. very sturdy and has good options.
I have an original k9 Sport Sack that I purchased when I first learned of the product years ago. I've only had my Collossus pack for a week but it's far more comfortable for my dog "Zelda" and myself. We went for a 100 km offroad ride this weekend on a dirtbike in the rocky mountains and I cannot explain how comfortable it was having a 61 pound dog easily ride with me on my back in a very active aggressive motorsport. PS, Zelda has been riding motorcycle with me for 3 years and will sit down on the pack in anticipation to go out!
