Apparel - Packs

Andrew Major likes to be prepared but he prefers not to carry TOO much weight - here's his delicate balance of gear...

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 M.U.L.E LR 15 stands for something... and it holds 15 litres of your gear and 3 litres of water...

Handmade in Bellingham and ready to grace your backside (not your fanny – that’s a front bum).

“I am still able to fit a shock pump, my camera, 1 lens and my flash and still have some room leftover…”

Big Blue enters the bag game with a pack aimed squarely at Enduro racers…

USA-made with a lifetime warranty and a host of unique features, Acre’s waterproof Hauser is built to last…

At first I wanted to make it rain with insults, but I decided to bite my tongue …then Dakine sent us one and I was no longer able to stay on the sidelines.

“The Charge LR quickly became my go-to pack for most rides…”

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