Australian Geographic Adventure
Tested: The North Face Griffin 75
The North Face’s latest load-lugger is ideal for those who need to carry plenty of gear on their adventures.
The North Face’s latest load-lugger is ideal for those who need to carry plenty of gear on their adventures.
Fjallraven’s Keb 72 is a robust and comfortable backpack that is ideal for your next multi-day trekking adventure.
For most mountain bikers, a hydration backpack should be as small as they can get away with; lugging any additional weight or bulk on a blast around your local trails can be a pain. But, when you want to go further and longer (think: overnight/weekend), you will need a pack that allows you to take extra gear without being too big and cumbersome.
Gear up for multi-day treks with Mountain Designs’ lightweight Pioneer 70 Technical Hiking Pack designed for the more advanced trailblazer.
This versatile pack is lightweight and adjustable with a detachable daypack.
This do-it-all backpack gets the thumbs up from Australian Geographic Adventure ed, Justin Walker.
A robust, feature heavy backpack that offers bang for your buck
For anyone looking for a versatile piece of luggage, the Helion 80 is ideal
The pack manages to cram in all the essential features for fast climbing adventures thanks to its accommodating interior and outstanding standard features.