Hiking Backpacks > Eagle Creek Hiking Backpacks

Switchback plus Brilliant luggage

Advantages: Versatile, Very accurate marketing by company,
Disadvantages: Have to search the Uk to find stackists. Can buy online but I have not tried this yet.

...travellers, have you heard about Eagle Creek. The product is even better than the company says. I didnt choose this product it chose me as winner in a competition. It is by far the best, most versatile product i have ever owned. As a dedicated Samsonite user up until now I just have to sing the praises of Eagle Creek. I recently took this item through the jungles of Venezuela a tough test for any luggage. The Switchback stood up brilliantly. Waterproof, ...
...registering on line at the eagle creek website (www.eaglecreek.com)the price is not an objection in my view. I will never need to replace this item. The company certainly is switched on and listens to comments by customers regarding new items you require. The range is very extensive. I have over 20 items now and will be replacing my trusted Samsonites with even more. Products are stocked by Outdoor specialist shops. For details of your local stockist ...

denise.parry 22.10.2001 · Read full review
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Review of Eagle Creek Switchback-Plus L

The daysack that allows your toddler more freedom!

Advantages: Allows your child more freedom, and also less moaning from boredom
Disadvantages: takes forever to get somewhere as my son still walks slowly

As my son is at the age where he just wants to be off exploring when we are out and about (instead of being content sitting in his pram or being held in our arms), I thought that this little bag would be a good buy. Attached to the bag is a rein, which keeps the little monster in check while also giving him the freedom he wants. It is for use between the ages of six months and four years. We got ours from John Lewis for a price of £13.95. Before ...
...one, but everywhere that sells them does so for roughly the same price. Fitting and use As with a normal rucksack, your child’s arms go through the shoulder straps. These can then be clipped together to prevent the straps slipping off the shoulders. The straps need to be tightened to a secure fit and the bag must always be central on your child’s back. Ensure that your little one is comfy at all times. The rein gets clipped onto a D ring located ...

razzer246 31.08.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Littlelife Toddler Daysack

Great lightweight pack to cycle with

Advantages: Evabreathe technology stops your back sweating / lightweight / camelbak ready
Disadvantages: Only a small day sack so limited contents

I bought this about two months ago as my old day sack was just too big to cycle comfortably. Got a great price as the shop matched the website special price £34.99. I needed a camelbak and if i bought one i got a half price head torch (35 lumens) Great sack though very lightweight and the evabreathe straps and back make it a breeze to wear comfortably. I try to cycle to work most days and its just over a 10 miles round trip and my back doesnt ...
...frame makes it sit off your back whilst the evebreathe technology does its thing! With a camelbak in situ (coming out of a hole cleverly labelled H20) your good to go and no need for drinks bottles! The waist strap with the funky and easy to use bergbuckle fits great as does the elasticated upper chest strap. Another great feature of this sack is the rain cover that is situated in the bottom of the sack accessed by a zip. This silver, logo emblazoned ...

markpw73 22.07.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Berghaus Freeflow 20 IV Daysack

Amazing for Women

Advantages: simple and easy to carry
Disadvantages: none for me

...Recommendation this packaging for you! The North Face Women 60 Backpack-Women’s. A narrow shoulder profile, women's-specific hip-belt, and supportive VX-2 suspension helps The North Face Women's Outrider 60 Backpack fit comfortably for a great weekend of backpacking. Everything about this 3350cu in pack is made for women who take their camping seriously—from its four-stay suspension system to the breathable E-Vap back panel. Top, side, and bottom ...
...sleeve gives you the versatility to make short excursions from camp. Load up The North Face Women's Outrider 60 Backpack with four-days of gear, and head into the outdoors with a new level of support and comfort. The frame is not only wonderfully supportive to a woman's body, but amazingly comfortable!!! The top storage holds Much more than I anticipated, and the side pocket storage is very handy! This pack is especially great at supporting the ...

bayunature 12.06.2009 · Read full review
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Review of The North Face Outrider 60 Backpack - Women's

Thailand Here I Come....

Advantages: Comfortable to carry even when it it full & heat resistant...
Disadvantages: Nothing to report as of yet

...We have recently purchased two Berghaus Freeflow backpacks for the trip. Upon my first impressions they were very small and there was no way I could put everything I needed into this one bag, but after further inspection I have found it to be rather spacious. THE BACKPACK The Berghaus Freeflow IV 35 +8 is a backpack that has a thirty five litre capacity and a further eight litre capacity in the from of two extra expandable space pockets on each side ...
...slightly cheaper than buying from Berghaus themselves. We bought the plain black and plain navy backpacks, but you can get these in various colours such as green, blue, red and even multi colours. MY OPINION The two extra space pockets on each side of the pack are going to be very handy, as I can store stuff that I need to get to quickly easily without having to un-pack the whole of the main compartment. These will store things like sun cream, insect ...

mythdata 03.04.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Berghaus Cyclops Atlas