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Kelty - where it all began.

HERITAGE

Kelty Heritage

Since 1952, Kelty has built affordable, reliable outdoor gear that enables anybody, from the showtime-time camper to the experienced backwoodsman, to embrace whatsoever experience with confidence. Follow the states on Facebook for the latest updates and happenings!
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2005: Camouflage

Kelty adds cover-up textile to internal, external, and daypacks.

2002: 50th Ceremony Pack

Kelty commemorates its 50th anniversary with a special-edition frame pack. The KIDS line introduces a completely redesigned line of child carriers and accessories.

2001: Hydration Packs and Jogging Strollers

Kelty'due south offset hydration packs are produced. These new pack come with bladders included. The KIDS line is expanded with three new models of jogging strollers.

2000: Clothing

Kelty introduces a new consummate line of clothing including mountain wear, pelting article of clothing, current of air wearable, down-filled and fleece.

1999: Kid Carrier expansion

The Kid Carrier line is expanded to six models plus a consummate assortment of accessories including a child'southward play tent, a sleeping bag, and travel gear.

1998: Pangaea Travel

The Pangaea line of travel packs, luggage and accessories is launched. Kelty moves its headquarters to Boulder, Colorado.

1996: Grateful Dead

Through a licensing agreement, Kelty produces a line of Grateful Dead products, including a 24-hour interval pack, a fanny pack, and a leather briefcase. A diaper twenty-four hour period pack and accompaniment items are added to the KIDS line.

1994: Kid Carriers

The child carrier line expands to three carriers. The Panda, Koala and Kangaroo all featured Prophylactic, Comfort and Ease of Use.

1992 Kelty KIDS Introduces Kid Carriers

In 1992, Kelty enters the child carrying business organisation with the "Kelty Child Carrier". This iconic pack was built around a tubular aluminum frame. This child carrier was based on the classic Kelty pack blueprint proven in 40 years of wilderness use. Come across the full line of Kelty KIDS carriers.

1990: Family camping

Kelty enters the family unit camping ground business concern with rectangular sleeping bags and family unit-sized tents.

1988: Radial Pack

Kelty introduces the radically designed Radial external frame pack and the Windfoil serial of tents. The 1988 catalog was produced in back up of the World Wildlife Fund.

1987: First women's itemize

Kelty produces its first women's-specific itemize, highlighting internal and external packs, along with sleeping bags designed for women.

1982: Dick Kelty's Signature 30th Anniversary Pack

An ceremony pack is introduced, featuring Dick's embroidered signature on the label, complete with rain cover and fanny pack. The first Kelty travel-pack series, constructed sleeping bags, and tents are all introduced.

1981: Kelty Luggage

Xi pieces of luggage are introduced. At present half-dozen styles of internal frame packs and 8 styles of external frame packs are in the Kelty line. The color blueish is added to the pack line.

1979: American Recreation Products

American Recreation Products purchases Kelty. Boosted pieces of men'south and women's Gore-Tex wearable are added to the line.

1978: Waterproof/breathable wear

Kelty produces their starting time Gore-Tex clothing. Introduction of six new models of daypacks and the offset adjustable-frame kids' packs, the 4/C and 4/D.

1977: 25th Anniversary

Kelty celebrates its 25th ceremony and introduces the Sonora frame pack, a full-characteristic pack featuring a forepart- and top-opening primary compartment.

1975: First Kelty clothing

Kelty introduces downwards-insulated jackets and special-brand-upwardly, Kelty-labeled downwards sleeping bags. Kelty packs are used on the American ascent of K2.

1974: Internal frame pack

Kelty introduces its first internal frame packs, the Ruck Sack; the Haul Pack; and the "Tour Pack," which sells for 49 dollars. Down booties and canis familiaris packs are too added. Standard D-four and A-four external frame packs become padded waist belts.

1973: "Full-feature" packs

Kelty introduces the Tioga and Serac packs, the first new designs since the early 1950's.

The new packs feature a fully padded, one-piece waistbelt, larger-capacity bag, covered zippers, waterproof material, and a new cam-lock buckle. The Serac features a covered sleeping bag compartment. Additional daypacks are besides added to the line.

1972: CML, Inc.

Boston-based CML, Inc. purchases Kelty, and Dick remains chairman through CML's six years of buying.

1971: Daypacks

Kelty produces ii models of daypacks.

1970: First quick-release buckle

Dick Kelty designs and produces the starting time stainless steel, quick-release waist belt buckle used on a back pack.

1969: Non-dark-green packs

The new BB5 pack is introduced in red with a large main compartment and five outside pockets. Kelty likewise brings to marketplace the air mattress, campsite pillow, nylon-covered sleeping pad, and rain poncho.

1968: New factory

Kelty's product facility is moved to a new factory in Dominicus Valley, California.

1966: Antarctica Expedition

Kelty packs are used on the National Geographic Antarctica trek.

1965: Rain covers

Backpack rain covers are introduced.

1963: Mt. Everest trek

Kelty packs are used exclusively on the offset American ascent of the Westward Ridge of Mt. Everest.

1962: Retail and mail service lodge

Kelty's retail and mail service-order divisions are moved to a larger building on Victory Blvd.

1956: Kelty, full-time

Dick Kelty quits his carpentry business to focus on Kelty Packs full-time. He buys an one-time barber store and opens his kickoff retail store and "factory" in Glendale, California.

1954: Sales more than double

Sales increase to 220 packs this year.

1953: Sales triple

Kelty sells ninety back packs.

1952: Kelty Pack is born

Afterward several years of making packs in his home garage for friends, Dick sells 29 packs in his first year of business concern for 24 dollars each. Dick hand-forms and welds each of the frames, and his married woman, Nena, sews each of the pack numberless. Kelty packs showtime include shipping-aluminum contoured frames, padded shoulder straps, waist belts, clevis-pivot attachment of pack numberless, nylon pack cloth, zippered pockets, concord-open frames, and nylon back bands. The outset shoulder straps were produced using wool rug for padding. The original clevis pins were made from aircraft rivets.

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