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