Introducing the latest member of the Eberlestock J-type pack family.  In keeping with the lineage of the original "one pack to own" for any big game hunting adventure, we're keeping the name... this is the new J34 Just One.

The latest model of the Just One family shares the essential features of all of the others in the line.  It's extremely versatile.  Starting at an ultra-compact 2300 cubic inches, it expands to 4600 with its built-in Cam Expansion™ system.  Add a Super Spike Duffel's 2900 cubic inches, and you get a 7500 cubic inch load hauler. 

The J34 is the latest refined version of our original Just One design.  Each year, we look for small details to improve upon, in a continuous quest to make our products better.  The J34 features a new streamlined shape, vertically adjustable torso length, waterproof zippers, a high-visibility interior (no more groping for a black flashlight in a black compartment), deep "3D" ventilated padding, scabbard drainage and cleanout access.  Otherwise, as many of our customers have requested from us, the basic foundation of this pack is the same good thing we've been offering for several years. 

The J34 weighs  6 lbs. 14 oz.  It's very comfortable as a daypack, and as shown by the photos at the top of the page, is capable -- and still comfortable -- while hauling very heavy loads.  The volume is variable, from about 2300 cubic inches to a little over 4600 cubic inches, then to about 7100 cubic inches when used with the Spike Camp Duffel.  Choose the Super Spike Duffel, and you can go all the way to 7500 c.i.

Quiet!  ...We're getting some terrific feedback about our products, and have a growing number of "true believers" out there who are enthusiastically telling all of their buddies about what great packs we've got.  The story typically goes, "I gave Jerry my Just One to try, and he liked it so much that he wouldn't give it back for three days."  One reason they love it is because of its comfort.  And of course, it's pretty hard to beat the kinds of innovations that we've incorporated in our designs.  But a key feature that's difficult to describe but is extremely important in a hunting pack is that it's quiet.  It rides your back like it's attached to you, and doesn't swing around, which is one of the things that makes typical packs noisy.  In addition to that, it's configured in a way that minimizes parts rubbing on one another.  So, when you're walking through a still forest, all you're going to hear is... silence.  We think you'll like what you don't hear.

Combine the Just One with our ButtBucket and Ripcord Bowtether kit as shown here, and you've got a great bowhunter's pack! (Note: J104 model shown to the right.  J34 works the same way).

Secondly, as the packs have evolved, we've added small webbing loops to the main panel of the pack, at the forward side of the scabbard layer, as shown in the photo at left.  These allow you to compress the scabbard layer if you choose to do so.  However, if your particular rig works better with the scabbard layer un-compressed (for example, to allow your rifle to slide in and out more easily), then just bypass the loops, and go directly around the pack.

The straps are long enough to go around a full Super Spike Duffel that's mounted to the outside of your pack.  If you find that you don't have enough length with the compression straps routed through the webbing loops, then again you will want to bypass the loops, and go directly around the pack, as shown at lower right.