These are reviews from the UKC editorial team
Light, supportive, comfy and well ventilated, the new Exos (his) and Eja (hers) offer a lot of pack for your money, says Dan Bailey
Alex Roddie tests the Ibex, a streamlined and adaptable mountain pack. It's affordably priced for a 50+ litre pack of this quality, he says - and it's British-made too!
Designed for big single days or light multi-day use, the the Octal 55 from Gregory is a lightweight pack that doesn't compromise on features or comfort, says Victoria de Ga.
A comfy and fully featured overnight pack weighing just 800g? Dan Bailey is wowed by the new Levity 45. If lightweight backpacking is your...
Built to last, and with a massive 130 litre capacity, this simple and well designed duffel is all the travel bag Nick Brown needs.
For all-round climbing, mountaineering and hillwalking, 35-45 litres is a versatile size of pack. From alpine and winter-oriented models to...
This roll-top sack is simple and lightweight, says Will Harris - but not at the expense of durability or functionality. It's by no means a...
These are annoucements direct from manufacturers
Drawing on four decades of knowledge, expertise and innovation, Osprey's Fall 2018 season is Built on Experience with three brand new packs.
Tough, practical and lightweight, the new Berghaus Expedition Mules are built to transport the kit that matters to wherever it needs to go in the world.
The new V Series duffels are designed to efficiently transport equipment on gear-intensive adventures, allowing you to bring more tools with less total luggage weight.
The new ultralight Levity is a synergy of pioneering material and design, achieving a new pinnacle in ventilation.
Farpoint and the new female specific Fairview are the perfect travelling...
Transporters are tough, high-quality duffels designed to withstand the rigours of adventure. Representing...
Alpkit UK manufacturing on the increase with new packs going into production.
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