6th June 2016
Review: Millet Prolighter MXP backpack
The Prolighter is designed for mountaineering rather than backpacking
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6th June 2016
Review: Hanchor Marble backpack
This minimalist pack is ultralight and distinctive looking
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6th June 2016
Review: Vango Nanga 60+10 backpack
If the volume is enough it’s not a bad pack, especially given the low cost
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6th June 2016
Review: Montane Grand Tour 70 backpack
The Grand Tour is the roomiest pack tested...
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6th June 2016
Review: Berghaus Wilderness 65+15L backpack
With a stiff curved frame and wide hipbelt, the Wilderness is designed to handle heavy loads and it does so well
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6th June 2016
Review: Highlander Discovery 65L backpack
The Discovery is the least expensive pack tested by far
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6th June 2016
Review: Black Diamond Mercury 65 backpack
This has an unusual harness system that feels odd at first but that works well once you’re used to it
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6th June 2016
Review: Gregory Stout 65 backpack
Gregory’s latest pack, the unusually named Stout (perhaps the designer’s favourite beer?), is one of the best of those tested
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6th June 2016
Review: Nigor Gravity 70 backpack
Chris Townsend was looking forward to trying the Nigor Gravity 70
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6th June 2016
Review: Fjallraven Kaipak 58 backpack
The Kaipak 58 has a fairly simple design compared to most of the packs tested but it’s still comfortable with a heavy load
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6th June 2016
Review: Lowe Alpine Zephyr 65:75 backpack
Lowe Alpine’s latest back system is a lightweight version of the Axiom
