Accessories - Packs

The quality weatherproof construction and highly adjustable fit make the Showers Pass RainSlinger 3.5L hip pack a solid choice - even for hip pack doubters...

While some folks are simply too cool to ever consider this pack - CamelBak has a killer product in their well vented Chase Bike Vest...

Meet new friends, get some weight off your back, and keep your tools dry - Wolf Tooth's roll-top bag does it all.

No need to build a wall - these tips and hacks will help you enjoy every minute of your rides in the snotty and snowy seasons...

A solution for riders looking to stash a spare tube and other small bits on their bike…

Maybe you need a versatile duffel bag with a specific spot for everything? The Osprey Gearkit series could be the ticket...

When one flat tire turns into four, preparation has to be spot on. If not get to walk out - or at least have a 10 spot handy...

Now that you've spent a bundle to get the lightest bike you could afford let's add a bunch of crap to weigh it down again...

After months of use and a couple of road trips, the Cycle Cube is proving to be a great travel companion…

USWE packs, featuring their patented No Dancing Monkey strap system, are a rare combination of different and awesome...

Merino next to his skin and some bike designs that aren't recycled versions of last year's bikes are a couple of items on Andrew's list...

"The Shimoda Explore 40 has an impressive laundry list of details and is among the best packs that I have ever used..."

Fanny-curious, but not willing to leave all the straps at home just yet? Check out the new Enduro Backpack from Henty.

Capacity remains at 4 litres (including water) but this significant update on the Palos makes freeing your shoulders easier than ever before...

Camelbak introduces a pair of new packs and a new hydration bumbag that may get straps off your shoulders for good...

A close look at a medium-sized waterproof hydration pack as well as a small hip pack that also contains a bladder to keep your juices flowing...

The Camelbak The Don is back for 2011 with some notable additions – and a severed Camel’s head