What's involved:
DAY PACKS
(10-30L)
HIKING AND TREKKING PACKS (30-50L)
EXPEDITION AND MULTI DAY PACKS (50-70L +)
Day Packs:
What to look for:
Day packs should balance comfort, practicality, and simplicity for short hikes or everyday use. Look for a pack that sits close to the body, offers enough space for essentials, and stays comfortable over mixed terrain.
Size: 10-30L
Lighter packs = faster movement and less fatigue
Larger packs = more room for layers, food and extras
A good daypack includes:
Breathable back panels
Stable shoulder straps
Easy access pockets
This helps to keep essentials organised and secure on the go during the day.
Hiking & Trekking Packs
What to look for:
Hiking and trekking packs should offer solid support for longer days out or lightweight overnight trips. Look for a structured back system, a supportive hip belt, and enough space to organise layers, food, waterproofs, and essential gear without feeling bulky.
Size: 30-50L
Lighter designs = better for fast travel and warm conditions
More supportive frames = comfort on steeper, uneven terrain
A good trekking pack:
Balances stability
Ventilation so it stays comfortable across changing distances and surfaces.
Expedition & Multi-Day Packs
What to look for:
Expedition packs need to carry heavier loads for multi‑day trips, wild camps, and extended adventures. Look for a strong internal frame, durable fabrics, and a hip‑belt that transfers weight efficiently to keep you comfortable over long distances.
Size: 50-70L
Smaller capacities = perfect for weekend camps and shorter trips
Larger loads = room for tents, stoves, food, and full expedition kit
A reliable expedition pack should feel stable, controlled, and supportive, even when fully loaded on tough terrain.
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