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Fjällräven Abisko Friluft 35 S/M Wandelrugzak patina green -
Gregory Rhune 22 Wandelrugzak sunset/blue -
Gregory Zulu 35 RC MD/LG Wandelrugzak forage green -
Klättermusen Ull 30L Wandelrugzak lemon mist -
Mammut Ducan Spine 70-80 Trekking rugzak marsh/black -
Deuter AC Lite 24 Wandelrugzak cherry/masala -
Mammut Ducan Spine 28-35 W Wandelrugzak black -
Vaude Wizard 30+4 Wandelrugzak blue sapphire -
Fjällräven Keb 52 Trekking rugzak storm/dark navy -
Deuter Zugspitze 24 Wandelrugzak atlantic ink -
Mammut Lithium 15 W Wandelrugzak marine black -
Porsche Design Urban Eco M1 Wandelrugzak black -
Vaude Wizard 24+4 Wandelrugzak blue sapphire -
Osprey Renn 65 Trekking rugzak cascade blue/melon orange -
Gregory Juno 30 RC Wandelrugzak vintage blue -
Ortlieb Vario 26 QL2.1 Fietsrugzak black -
Gregory Nano 20 Plus Wandelrugzak optic black -
Mammut Lithium 25 Wandelrugzak sapphire/black -
Gregory Juno 24 RC Wandelrugzak emerald green -
Topo Designs Rover Trail 22 Wandelrugzak desert palm/sahara -
Mammut Trion 38W Wandelrugzak marine black -
Mammut Ducan 32 W Wandelrugzak alpine calamint/black -
Osprey Sportlite 20 Wandelrugzak alkaline/hotspot pink -
Mammut Ducan 26 Wandelrugzak silver sage/black
Typical features
Most sports backpacks are equipped with a chest strap and a (removable) hip belt. To relieve pressure on the shoulders, as much weight as possible should be transferred to the hips. This happens when the backpack straps are not set too tightly: if the sports backpack sits close to the body, most of the weight is carried by the shoulders. In addition to balanced weight distribution, extra straps help absorb movement. The chest strap also stabilises the backpack’s position and prevents it from slipping sideways. To ensure the carrying system works effectively, it should be adjustable—after all, the better the fit, the greater the comfort. For a comfortable carrying experience, padded and ventilated shoulder straps are essential. Some models come with straps that are adjustable not only in length but also in width, thanks to built-in rails. Certain sports backpacks also include load adjustment straps: when tightened, the backpack (and thus the weight) sits close to the body; when loosened, it allows more airflow. Tip: in challenging terrain or at a fast walking pace, your sports backpack should sit close to your body for better control and to minimise swaying.
Backpacks for indoor training
The gym around the corner is your second home? Then a comfortable backpack is a must! A reliable training companion typically offers 15 to 30 litres of space, providing room for your workout clothes, toiletries, towel and shower shoes. Useful features of these backpacks include a headphone port, back-supporting internal reinforcement and an RFID pocket. Depending on the model, wet compartments or dedicated shoe and laundry sections may also be included (these come as standard with football backpacks). Most backpacks for the gym have a contact back panel with ventilation channels.
Models for outdoor workouts
Due to the specific demands of each sport, outdoor backpacks come with a wide range of features. Ergonomic carrying systems, well-designed interior layouts and compression straps are among the most common. Reflective elements and numerous attachment loops or holders (for skateboards, helmets, poles, etc.) are also frequently included. A breathable mesh back is a typical feature of outdoor backpacks. Some outdoor models are specifically designed to suit the female anatomy—women generally have shorter backs and narrower shoulders. These sports backpacks are also suitable for men with shorter torsos.