Rucksacks

James Turnbull reviews the Mountain Hardwear's Crag Wagon rucksack - a burly, well-featured rock climber's rucksack that will easily swallow all your gear. Stuff it, scrape it, kick it, the Crag Wagon 45L  is designed to take all the abuse you can throw at it. Video produced by Sam Lawson Beta Productions

This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks, Outside Video Channel and tagged rock climbing, Trad Climbing, Peak District, rucksack, trad bag, Mountain hardwear, backpack review on 11th July 2019 by James Turnbull.

Mountain Equipment Tupilak Rucksack James Turnbull is in minimalist winter climbing heaven with the latest Mountain Equipment Tupilak Rucksack. It's possible he's getting a little too involved... See more video reviews on the Outside YouTube Channel.

This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks, Outside Video Channel and tagged climbing, winter climbing, mountaineering, Mountain Equipment, tupilak rucksack, climbing rucksacks on 4th April 2018 by James Turnbull.

For years climbers have used alpine sacks for all their climbing needs, however if we are honest most of us spend 90% of our climbing time cragging. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks, Climbing Gear and tagged Trango Trad Pack, climbing pack, trad bag, rock climbing pack on 10th October 2016 by James Turnbull.

I’ve been on the lookout for a slightly larger crag daysack lately. I somehow find there’s never quite enough room for the all climbing gear, water and my lunch - probably due to a bad habit of packing things, “just in case”. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks and tagged walking, backpack, The North Face, rucksack, hiking, daysack on 15th June 2016 by Carrie Tomlinson.

All is going well in my trail marathon training at the moment; I’ve been getting some good sessions in over the last few weeks. Not many photos though as I don’t have time to stop now (I must be getting serious). Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Reviews, Running, Rucksacks and tagged Marathon, Trail Running, ultimate direction, running packs on 1st June 2016 by Paul Morris.

Alpine ready lightweight design and all the features necessary for a full day’s skiing or climbing.
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This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks and tagged rucksacks on 3rd September 2015 by Guest Contributor.

Rob tests the Millet Prolighter rucksack out on the Scottish hills. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks and tagged prolighter 38, walking pack, backpack reviews on 22nd June 2015 by Rob Turnbull.

The Airzone Trail 35- A lightweight yet robust, fully featured pack. It's great for cragging and hiking.

Described as a ‘day hiker’s pack’, undersells the versatile 35-litre version that I tried out. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks and tagged lowe alpine, Airzone trail 35, backpack review, best climbing pack, buy backpack on 10th April 2015 by Chris Harle.

The Cragsmith 35-A tough, simple and very convenient cragging rucksack.

Patagonia are fast building a reputation for making some excellent rucksacks. Consequently their super lightweight, alpine-orientated Ascensionist Pack was one of our top sellers last year. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks and tagged Patagonia, backpack reviews, cragsmith 35, best backpack on 1st April 2015 by Simon Kimber.

The X-Alp 20 - An exceptionally well designed mountain daysack from Salomon designed for fast and light movers.
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This entry was posted in Reviews, Rucksacks and tagged climbing, mountaineering, Running, Reviews, Alpine Climbing, rucksacks on 2nd January 2015 by Jez Portman.