For multi-day trips where you're carrying everything from your tent and sleeping bag to spare clothes and cooking kit, a pack built for genuine capacity makes all the difference. This 90L hiking backpack is organised across eight separate storage compartments, with S-shaped padded shoulder straps and a ventilated back panel for long days on the trail. Choose the standard version, or the version that comes with a fitted rain cover for wetter trips — which, given British weather, is worth having in the bag.

Why It Stands Out

✓ 90L capacity across 8 pockets — top, front, side and bottom zip pockets plus a waist pocket keep your kit organised and easy to reach.

✓ S-shaped padded shoulder straps — widened and thickened to spread the load and cut down on shoulder strain.

✓ Ventilated back panel — mesh channels move air across your back to reduce sweat build-up on longer walks.

✓ Front bungee cord and suspension points — secure a jacket, mat or extra gear to the outside.

✓ Reflective front strip — improves visibility in low light, useful in the darker UK months.

✓ Optional rain cover — the "With Rain Cover" version includes a fitted cover for wet-weather trips.

Where It Works Best

At 90L and about 1.2 kg, this pack is built for multi-day backpacking, camping and climbing trips where you're carrying several days of gear. It also earns its keep as an oversized travel pack for holidays where you'd normally use hold luggage.

How the Suspension and Carry System Works

The S-shaped shoulder straps follow the natural curve of your shoulders, spreading the weight across the thickened padding, whilst the ventilated back panel creates airflow between the pack and your back. A quick-release buckle at the waist and adjustable straps throughout let you fine-tune the fit and stabilise heavier loads properly — important when you're carrying a full week's worth of kit.

How It Compares

Setting It Up and Using It

1. Adjust the shoulder straps, sternum strap and waist buckle for a secure, balanced fit.
2. Load heavier items low and close to your back, using the main compartment and bottom pocket.
3. Keep the side and front pockets free for a water bottle, phone or anything you need on the move.
4. Clip a mat, jacket or bit of trekking gear to the front suspension points.
5. If you've gone for the rain cover version, pull it from its pocket and slip it over the pack the moment the weather turns.

Care and Storage

Spot clean the exterior with a damp cloth and mild soap, and let the pack air dry fully before putting it away. If it's heading into storage for a while, empty all the pockets and loosen the straps to help the padding hold its shape.

Product Specifications

What's in the Box

1 × 90L Hiking Backpack
1 × Rain Cover (With Rain Cover version only)