Hiking Backpacks for Every Adventure

Explore a world of hiking and trekking possibilities with Fjällräven's premium range of hiking backpacks. Crafted for durability and comfort, our hiking backpacks offer adjustable designs and come in a variety of sizes, making them your trusted companions for long wilderness journeys and serene day hikes. Whether you're conquering mountains or strolling through nature, discover the perfect hiking backpack for your next adventure.

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Bergtagen 30

Minimalistic, durable mountaineering backpack for technical routes. Produced without PFCs,...

£170.00

Fjällräven Bergtagen 38 M-L Unisex Mountaineering backpacks Orange, Orange Main Front 17014

Bergtagen 38 S-M

Technical mountaineering backpack in waterproof Bergshell fabric. Produced without PFCs, m...

£250.00

Bergtagen 38 M-L

Technical mountaineering backpack in waterproof Bergshell fabric. Produced without PFCs, m...

£250.00

Lappland Hike 15

Versatile daypack giving maximum freedom of movement for active hunting and trekking. Prod...

£195.00

Lappland Friluft 45

Light, durable and well-ventilated hunting backpack. Produced without PFCs, made for a lif...

£285.00

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How to pack a backpack for trekking.

Even the highest performance walking rucksacks or camping backpack can be unwieldy and uncomfortable if packed poorly. Here are some tips:
First, the golden rule: keep the centre of gravity as high up and as close to your back as possible. This prevents having to bend forward to prevent slippage and tipping.
Then, correctly use the compartments. The main compartment of your trekking backpack is for large items that you do not need on an hourly basis. Like a water-tight bag containing a sleeping bag and extra clothes. Also, a tent, basecamp shoes, spare food and first aid kit. The front pocket of your hiking backpack should contain items used during longer breaks like a water filter, meals and a cooker. The top pocket is for critical items like maps, a compass and toilet paper. Hip belt pockets are for snacks.
Finally, divvy up the load if you are trekking with others. Packing strategically avoids doubling up on gear and allows you to swap trekking backpacks when a person a fatigued.