
Tested: Mountain Designs Escape Multi 30 daypack
For a robust, go-anywhere daypack, look no further than Mountain Designs’ Escape Multi 30.
For a robust, go-anywhere daypack, look no further than Mountain Designs’ Escape Multi 30.
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