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Backpacks
Choose a backpack for hiking, short trips or everyday carry. Browse our range of hiking, tactical and kids' backpacks. Compare volume, dimensions and strap adjustment based on what gear you'll be carrying and how long you'll be on the move.
Royal tactical backpack 25 L, green
Tactical backpack UTB-01
Royal tactical backpack 25 L, black
Backpack Assault Large Pentagon 51 l, black
Royal tactical backpack 11 L, green
Backpack Assault Small Pentagon 35 l, camo
Royal tactical backpack 11 L, tan
Backpack Brandit Kampfrucksack Molle 66 l, black
Backpack Pentagon Assault Large 51 l, camo
Royal tactical backpack Day 42 L, black
Backpack Brandit Kampfrucksack Molle 66 l, green
Backpack Brandit US Cooper medium 25 l, black
Backpack outdoor Pentagon Pluto 9 l, black
Backpack Brandit US Cooper medium 25 l, olive
Royal tactical backpack Plus 15 L, multicam
Tactical Backpack Pentagon Quick Bag 5 l/17 l, black
Pentagon backpack Deos 65 l, olive
Children's backpack Brandit US Cooper 13 l, camel
Backpack Mauser 35 l, green
Outdoor backpack Pentagon Jupiter 60 + 10 l, cinder gray
Forvert backpack Tarp Lorenz 30 l, black
Outdoor backpack Pentagon Mars 30 l, grey
Backpack Helikon-Tex Halifax Small, multicam
Iron Maiden Brandit US Cooper backpack 40 L, black
Backpack outdoor Pentagon Pluto 9 l, green
Forvert backpack Tarp Lorenz 30 l, plum
Royal tactical backpack 25 L, black
Backpack Assault Large Pentagon 51 l, black
Royal tactical backpack 11 L, green
Backpack Brandit US Cooper medium 25 l, black
Tactical Backpack Pentagon Quick Bag 5 l/17 l, olive green
Backpack Assault Large Pentagon 51 l, olive green
What backpacks are available in our range?
- For everyday carry and shorter trips: choose based on the space you need for personal items, water, food and a spare layer of clothing.
- Hiking backpacks: consider the length of your hike, the amount of gear you're carrying and comfort when wearing a loaded backpack.
- Tactical backpacks: compare compartment layout and the options for attaching extra gear on a specific model.
- Children's backpacks: check the dimensions, the backpack's own weight and whether the straps can be adjusted to your child's build.
How to choose the right backpack volume?
Volume in litres shows the backpack's capacity. Base your choice on how much you need to pack. The following breakdown is a general guide:
- Backpacks up to 20 L for a smaller amount of gear for everyday carry or a short trip.
- Backpacks up to 30 L for day trips, as long as the chosen model fits all the gear you need.
- Backpacks up to 50 L also include models for bulkier gear or a short overnight stay.
- Backpacks over 50 L offer more capacity for multi-day trips.
The volume you need also depends on the season and whether you're carrying a sleeping bag, a tent or food supplies.
What to look for when choosing a backpack?
Compare the adjustability of the shoulder straps, the construction of the back panel and whether there's a sternum strap or hip belt. The backpack should sit well on your body even when full.
When it comes to how the space is organised, check how the main compartment opens, how accessible the pockets are and whether there's a spot for a bottle. If you want to attach extra gear on the outside, selected models feature a MOLLE system for securing compatible pouches.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What's the difference between a hiking backpack and a tactical backpack?
Hiking models focus on carrying gear on a hike, while tactical ones are often built more around organising and attaching gear. Features can overlap, so it's worth comparing specific models.
Are all outdoor backpacks waterproof?
No. A water-repellent finish doesn't make the whole backpack waterproof; check the stated level of protection against rain, and whether you might also need a rain cover.
How do I adjust a backpack's straps correctly?
On a model with a load-bearing hip belt, position it so the padding sits around the top of your hip bones, then tighten the shoulder straps. The backpack should sit stable without uncomfortable pressure; follow the manufacturer's instructions.
How do I clean and care for a backpack?
Empty it out and remove any loose dirt. For cleaning and drying beyond that, follow the manufacturer's instructions.


















