LayBakPak - from backpack to bed in just two minutes

From backpack to bed in two minutes.

Go anywhere.
Always have a bed.

Our mission is to develop products that make it easier and more comfortable to spend time in nature enjoying outdoor activity. LayBakPak combines a 65 litre multi-featured backpack with a recliner camp bed that keeps you off the ground. Make the most of your time in nature and the outdoors. Wherever you go, explore or travel, know that you have a comfortable bed with you. Why rough it?

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Backpack to reclining bed in just two minutes.

Setting up the bed is quick and easy. Without emptying the bag, the frame is removed to form the basis of the bed, which can be used as a camping bed or lounger. Watch the video to see how easy it is.

Watch how it’s done

LayBakPak backpack with bed set up as a recliner beside a river

Woman wearing LakBakPak backpack with frame removed and standing beside a waterfall

If you want to use LayBakPak as backpack only, simply take out the frame. You still have full use of the backpack’s features and can adjust the capacity to suit your load.

Using the backpack without the frame.

None of the backpack’s functionality is compromised if used without the frame. Watch the video to see how to modify and compress the bag, creating variable volume whilst conserving all the features.

See its versatility

woman wearing LayBakPak backpack standing beside a waterfall

Backpack features.

65 litre capacity
Pack frame converts to comfortable recliner camp bed
Fully functioning backpack with or without frame
Ergonomic low profile design
Easy access front pockets
Removable main sack divider
3 external mesh pockets and 2 hip-belt pockets
Raincover pocket with extra capacity
Internal security pocket
Fully adjustable back system
Pole loops and bungees
Internal and external compression straps
Front and back carry handles
Weight: 2.5kg

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Oblique view of fully loaded LayBakPak standing unsupported by a tree in a woodland setting

Bed features.

Carbon fibre and aluminium frame
Length 1900mm
Width 610mm
Height 210mm
Back adjusts to 4 positions (flat + 3 angles)
90kg maximum bed load
Weight: 3.1kg

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LaBakpak camp bed in flat position on grassy bank with tent and open water in the background

Woman wearing fully loaded backpack reaches summit of a hill at sunset

“No more need to carry a separate bed and backpack with you on your adventures. Just pack your LayBakPak with everything you need, and your bed comes with you. Simply detach the frame, connect up, and you are ready to rough it – in comfort.”

Get outdoors with
LayBakPak.

Go Anywhere. Always have a bed with you. Why rough it?

Camping

Hiking and exploring

Micro-adventures

On the beach

Festivals

Fishing

Cycling

Travel and holidays

Woman on a sandy deserted beach relaxing on LayBakPak bed as a sun lounger

Woman outside tent in remote open countryside removing camping items from LayBakPak backpack

Two people with LayBakPak backpacks arrive at the camping area of a music festival

Man wearing fully loaded LayBakPak backpack hiking across rocky hill top

Man attaching fishing gear to his LayBakPak backpack ready for river fishing at sunset

Two people with fully loaded LayBakPak backpacks having just arrived on a tropical beach

Open country setting with tent, cooking equipment and LayBakPak in foreground

Single tent on deserted hill top under starry night sky

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A chair is a luxury in a wild camping spot and the LayBakPak doubles up as both seat and bed. Perfect. Dave C

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Woman wearing LayBakPak backpack walking alongside lake with hills in the background

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Fully functional as both a bed and rucksack together. Rachael H.

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Air travel with LayBakPak.

Our first experience of air travel with LayBakPak was quite a test: 2 long haul and 6 internal flights. These all took place during a three week trip to South Africa. We knew the backpack would have room for plenty of gear as we’d already used LayBakPak many times when travelling within the UK. Plus it had been our main travel bag for a holiday in France last summer. On…

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How you can benefit from the sounds of nature.

I’ve always thought that wildlife encounters are all about what you see. We’ve been lucky enough to have sightings of animals in their natural habitat which have been truly wonderful and awe-inspiring. However I’m appreciating more and more the value of what I can hear (and can’t hear) when I’m outside in nature. So I started looking into whether any clinical research has been done into the benefits of listening…

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