Best Backpacks / Rucksacks

Latest review: I bought the older model of this pack in 1994. Looks the same as the picture so I thought I would review it. This is the perfect bag for hiking. Large enough to hold or your gear but not so large

Latest review: I bought a military grade caribee 50 litres backpack from Aussie Disposals in wollongong and found out to be great as it is strong material and has good stitching so I use for different reasons

Latest review: I bought the Caribee College 40 X-tend in 2006 and used it literally every day until I completed high school in 2010. It is very spacious with enough space for five A4 writing pads and two textbooks

Latest review: I bought this bag around 2 months ago. I was using the Blackwolf Monashee before that. Size is 35 litres so bit smaller than the 40 litre Monashee but there are plenty of ways to add items

Latest review: I have just returned from a 27 day tour of Costa Rica and Nicaragua with this backpack and I am so glad I bought it (and not used 1 of the other 2 backpacks I own of other brands). It was incredibly

Latest review: Having it for a year and still love it, but the zipper should be changed to another quality brand as it is somehow difficult to slide up and down, which means as well difficult to open or close it

Latest review: Purchased this to replace a 20 year old Kathmandu Unisac- Canvas, this was my perfect pack, used every day but finally the zips gave up. Litealp was the closest replacement I could find. The canvas

Latest review: One of the selling points of this bag was that it came with a lifetime guarantee. Well, I can guarantee you that it will not last. I've had this bag for about 3 or 4 years and have only been on about

Latest review: I've used one of these packs (both in the city and outdoors) almost every day for the past five years. The pack is now at the end of it's life, due to failure of the zips on both main compartments,

Latest review: Great travel bag If you want a versatile travel bag, carry-on friendly (as a soft luggage, meeting the 22x35x56cm restrictions despite it is a tad larger at 24x32x60cm), one you can take to the gym,

Latest review: a very good first back pack for a new hiker this is rugged and very strong also easy to wear and not too heavy or uncomfortable as it hangs from your shoulders and rests very securely on your back

Latest review: This is my first rucksack and it had no issues with it on my first ever overnight hike. 12kms of tough walking including a rain storm and a 200m steep descent. Straps were comfortable. Seems very

Latest review: This backpack is very well made. I'm not so keen on the prints but do think it is well made and will last a long time. I was looking for a backpack that could fit both newborn & toddler bits &

Latest review: Bought this pack because it was light and on a really good special. I wanted something light for summer bicycle commuting when only carrying only a few items. This pack comes in a 10ltr none

Latest review: This is a great bag with loads of space and very comfortable, but I'd have a few suggestions for the designers. 1. The zips should go about 2" further down and allow you to fold the flap over. As

Latest review: First the color is really good. It got lot's of space. and a backside anti-theft packet. That's really big. Best for travelling also everyday use. It as a key holder and works really well. Also it

Latest review: I purchased from the official website and it was on sale with 70% off, so I am glad that I find this bag and love to have it because it has a nice style and is waterproof. I carry to the gym since

Latest review: Woah this was just an amazing bag can't believe everyone doesn't buy it. Very durable and great for travelling long distances and it's very visually pleasing. Great company great

Latest review: I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a durable pack. I only used it for 3 overseas trips over 3 years and the fabric in the shoulder straps teared. It was only at this point that

Latest review: My girlfriend and I used these bags for doing the Overland Trail in Tasmania (Great trek, by the way) Unfortunately, we were unable to enjoy it much, as as every 3-5 minutes, our waist buckle would