Add-ons and Shoulder Pads

Our most robust duffel bags, the Explorers are built to handle heavy loads. Tough, wide, web handles go around the circumference of the bag. There's a dust flap over the main zipper to protect the opening and keep contents dry. A roomy pocket on the side...

A small leather pouch with a drawstring top, sized just right to carry and protect our Arctic Fox Sharpening Puck. We craft them from the same buckskin tested and trusted for our mitts, shoulder straps, state patches, and more. The leather is supple yet...

There’s nothing fancy here, just a pouch done right with rugged waxed canvas, a brass snap closure, a big leather belt loop, and sized-just-right design. Our belt pouch is made to fit our sharpening puck like a glove. The true value is in the...

You’re proud of where you’re from, so show it with one of our custom patches. By popular demand, our Canvas My State Patches are now sold separately. We take the same high quality patches made from palomino-colored deerhide buckskin, cut them...

Lost a strap for your bike bag? Want some more straps for another application? We've got 'em! 1/2" or 3/4" wide standard weight HH leather straps with a solid brass buckle, they're made right here in Duluth, from our best raw materials. Our Bedroll...

Pair one of our wool blankets with a lace leather Frost River Blanket Harness and it's a match made in.... Duluth! The Blanket Roll Harness system makes it easier to tote a blanket wherever you choose to roam. The harness is solid Frost River...

Made by hand in Duluth, our Harnesses are crafted from durable cotton web, with solid brass hardware for years of foraging and hauling of a traditional basket pack. Our web harness system is sized to fit our different basket options (or a basket you've...

Add some versatility to your Frost River pack with one of our durable waist belts. Available in sturdy 2.25" cotton pistol belt or comfy canvas padded varieties, here's a way to help haul or stabilize a load in one of our big packs. Compatible with any...

It feels good to be on land after the foggy, two hour ferry across Lake Superior. Isle Royale was barely visible as the old captain turned into the North Gap and Washington Harbor, but the fog lifted just in time to glimpse the wreck of the sunken ship...