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Here at OpticsPlanet , we make it our responsibility to get the most suitable product for all your needs, and featuring the Poler Rucksack is something that we are happy to offer. From backpacking and hiking rucksacks to daypacks and bags for weekend trips, this guide will take you through the various sizes and common features to help you choose the best backpack for you. Best For: Travelling, Backpacking, Expeditions. Inca 80L Carrion 65L Tor 65L Traveller 60L + 20L Backpack A large rucksack is ideal for anything from an extended hike (which will include camping) to backpacking around the world. These backpacks are designed to be able to hold a substantial amount of kit and will have plenty of pockets for storage. Large rucksacks may also contain a detachable backpack. A 65 Litre backpack, is well suited for trekking and is a popular choice for those taking part in expedition award schemes. If your trip will be for one week or more, a 70 or 80 litre backpack is highly recommended. You may be wondering how to pack such a how to pack such a big backpack for camping effectively. Take a look at our top tips below: Best For: Overnight Trips, Camping Trips, 3 day hikes if packing light. Ventura 40L Cargo 40L Phoenix Extreme 35L Inca 35L Medium sized rucksacks (often between 35 and 50 litres) are designed for multi-day use and for carrying heavier loads than daypacks. Most of these backpacks will have all the features of a daypack but with additional padding, pockets and fixing points for all the extra equipment you’ll need for a longer trip. A medium sized backpack, would be ideal for those thinking of an overnight trip. If you pack light, a 40 or 50 litre pack would also be sufficient to hold your clothing, tent and sleeping bag for a 3 day hike. Best For: Day walks, hikes and expeditions, commuting. Not Suitable For: Weekend trips that require you to carry sleeping bags and other camping gear. Pace 30L Inca 18L Bolt 18L Darwin 12L Daypacks can be any size between 10 and 30 litres and as the name suggests are primarily designed for one day trips. They are well suited to walkers and hikers who will be spending the day outdoors. Some daypacks will be hydration compatible so a hydration system can also be carried in the pack.A 30 litre backpack, is also suitable for weekend trips as they will easily accommodate spare clothing, water, food and other essentials. However, if you have to take sleeping bags and other camping gear, it’s likely you’ll need a larger rucksack. Best For : Days out, Kids and Sports. Not Suitable For : Carrying large heavy loads or for extended trips. Animal Recycled 10L Trek 8L Esprit 8L Walklet 6L Small rucksacks are very versatile and are as suitable to shopping trips as they are for day trips or walks. An 8 or 10 litre backpack will easily accommodate a packed lunch, drink and some packable waterproofs. Their compact size also means they make great kids backpacks. An 8 or 10 litre backpack makes the ideal school bag whilst our 6 litre backpacks are the perfect size for younger children. One of the main factors to consider when choosing the best backpack or rucksack for you is how big it needs to be. This will depend on what you plan to use if for (eg. everyday bag or a week-long trip) and how much you need to take (the bare essentials or kit for an overnight stay). People often ask how big is a 65 litre rucksack? Or how much can I fit in a 30 litre backpack? Backpacks are measured by the total capacity of all of the pockets in litres. Essentially, you’ll be able to fit 30 litres of gear in a 30 litre backpack. This however might not mean a great deal when you are trying to decide if a rucksack is big or small enough for your needs. It’s often easier to look at the actual measurements (perhaps even compare to a bag you already own), to get an idea of how big the backpack is. A rucksack is very similar to a backpack but the phrase is often used to describe larger bags or those designed for travelling. However, in the UK both terms are used interchangeably. It’s important that your backpack fits correctly so you can carry it in comfort. This will depend on your build and back length (not your overall height). Most backpacks will come with adjustable back straps (bigger backpacks are also likely to have adjustable chest straps) to ensure your backpack fits securely and comfortably. If the backpack sits too low, even when adjusted, it is too big for you. You may decide to pick a backpack that comes in women’s fit. This is a backpack that has all the same features as a regular fit but is designed with a shorter back system for a smaller torso and with less space between the two shoulder straps to fit onto your body better. You will find that the shoulder straps are cured to accommodate a woman’s bust and the chest strap will be positioned above it. Women’s fit also has a narrower hip belt and shoulder straps. Our Ventura 40L , the Tor 65L, the Inca Extreme 65L and the Carrion 65L are all available in women’s fit. Check out our How to Fit a Rucksack guide for more information . Compression straps (adjustable straps which can be found on the top, side or down the front of backpacks) can be pulled tight to reduce the volume of the pack and to minimise movement of items within. Adjustable straps are essential for ensuring a good fit. Chest straps ensure the pack is secure and help distribute some of the weight. For larger rucksacks you can adjust the height of the straps depending on the length of your back. Straps will often be padded for added comfort which is especially important for heavy rucksacks. Around 70% of the weight of the sack will sit on your hips. An adjustable hip belt is a common feature on medium and large backpacks as it helps to secure the bag around the hip area for added support and load transfer. Multiple internal and externals pockets are useful for organising and separating contents. Internal security pockets are essential for stashing valuables whilst side mesh pockets are ideal for holding water bottles. To help divide contents further, some larger packs may have a completely separate bottom compartment with zipped access that is closed inside with a drawstring. Larger rucksacks might also include a hip belt and lid pockets for easy access to important and frequently used items. A rain cover (tucked away in a handy pocket) is useful for covering your backpack to stop the contents getting wet in the rain. If your backpack doesn’t come with a rain cover you can buy one separately. External clips and hooks can be used to attach equipment to your backpack, especially useful for hikers and travellers. These include daisy chains (a strip of webbing loops), elasticated cords and walking pole hoops. Carabiners can also be purchased separately to attach additional kit to your Rucksack. If you plan to wear your pack in the dark, reflective piping will help you be seen. Larger backpacks may have internal frames to distribute weight and provide support to your hips to help you keep an upright walking posture. Now you’ve picked your backpack and used it, it’s time to learn how to clean it! 1. Empty your backpack, checking all pockets and corners for any small items or dirt that may be lodged. If your backpack has a metal frame, remove this before washing. 2. Fill a bath or basin with plenty of lukewarm water. If the water is too hot it can cause the backpack’s colours to run. 3. Add a small amount of gentle detergent that is suitable for backpacks, this should be fragrance and dye free. Using a harsh detergent or fabric softener may damage the material of the rucksack, our Wash N Proof is a great choice if you are unsure whether your regular detergent is gentle enough. 4. Scrub your backpack using a soft brush or a cloth, focusing on the areas that are particularly dirty. A toothbrush can be useful for any tough stains or for getting into those difficult to reach areas. 5. Allow the backpack to dry naturally. Try to hang the backpack upside down if possible, and make sure it’s 100% dry before storing it away. If your backpack cannot be fully submerged, you can use a wet cloth with a small amount of detergent-free soap. Shop Backpacks Copyright © 2025 Mountain Warehouse Ltd Search for Last Updated December 29, 2024 Contents The world of backpacks is as rich and varied as the people who use them, with all kinds of different styles out there. Right now, at Men’s Gear, one of our favorites is the rolltop backpack. These have become increasingly popular over the last decade or so, with many companies releasing their own entry. Unlike other backpack styles, that feature a multitude of webbing, straps, compartments and pockets, rolltop backpacks have a more streamlined and minimalist design. This means that if you’re not in need of a thousand different storage options and just want a place to store some clothes and other essentials, they are ideal. With a more rigidly structured bag, you are stuck with the bulky dimensions, even if you’re not using the available space to the fullest. The best rolltop backpacks, however, by their very design are made to only take up as much space that’s used. Therefore, if you’ve not got a lot in your bag or are just using it as a work or day-to-day bag, you can roll them up, reducing their size right down. Another major benefit of choosing a rollmop backpack is that they have generously large openings at the top. This makes it easier to pack your gear, check it and take it out when necessary. Interestingly, one of the major problems of traditional backpacks are the zippers. EXCLUSIVE CHOICE It doesn’t get any better than this Roll-Top backpack from Harber London! PREMIUM CHOICE The Stubble & Co Roll Top backpack is a functional and versatile piece designed for all weather conditions. Stubble & Co Roll Top backpack is an ultimate companion for cycling, hiking and all-round travel. Pocket zippers are one component of backpacks that break very easily and can compromise the integrity of the whole bag. Thus, with less zippers, you’ve got less parts of your bag to worry about breaking. That’s not to say that many of the rolltop backpacks you’re about to look only have one compartment for your stuff to be stored in a big cluttered mess. Rather, many have useful side pockets, organizers and internal sleeves. There’s enough options out there for you to find the best that’ll suit your daily use or specialist use needs. Now, without further ado, if you’re interested in purchasing one, check out our handy and comprehensive guide to 31 of the best rolltop backpacks. Budget Choice Although it’s price tag may make it less desirable when sat next to the more illustrious models in our guide, this is a great option for those with a tight budget. Tech-Friendly Choice While most rolltop backpacks have space for tablets and laptops, even padded sleeves, the Renwick goes one step further with a special ‘tech burrito’. Premium Choice The Stubble & Co Roll Top backpack is a functional and versatile piece designed for all weather conditions. Stubble & Co Roll Top backpack is an ultimate companion for cycling, hiking and all-round travel. Editors Rating First up in our guide to the best rolltop backpacks is the Tuck backpack from Timbuk2, which is a very streamlined and simplistic approach to this kind of bag. Even still, you get the benefit of spacious internal compartment with various miniature pockets for keeping gadgets, pens and various other small things safe and tidy. You’ll also find a useful and hidden side zipped pocket to the back for storing anything you don’t want to advertise, great for wallets and other sensitive items. There’s even a small pocket at the front with a zip for keeping things close to hand and slip pockets at either side for either umbrellas, u-locks or water bottles. As many of you may use this for work or play, it’s good to know it’s got a special internal pocket designed to fit laptop’s up to 15-inches. Editors Rating The Oakley Voyage for men is the next rolltop backpack in our guide . This has a maximum of 23-liter capacity which is ideal for a wide variety of different uses, whether it’s for work, pleasure or whatever else you may be up to. This provides excellent ventilation and comfort thanks to the shoulder straps and anatomically-designed back panel made from EVA. There’s an internal sleeve with padding on the interior which is ideal for a laptop or tablet of up to 15-inches and there’s also 2-way zipper that runs up the side to give you easy access to the main compartment of the bag. If you find that the interior does not provide quite enough space for bits and pieces, accessories can be attached to the daisy chains on the exterior. Editors Rating From Harvest Label, 4 th in our guide is a modern version of a very classic and traditional rolltop bag. It may be smaller than some of the bags featured here, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in style and functionality. The touch of leather accents with their smart brown tones, sit nicely against the blue exterior and grey rolltop. Compared to more simplistic rolltops this is a very well-kitted out bag indeed with a large enough main compartment, fully-lined for extra protection for your contents and a few different pockets and smaller storage compartments. As well as the rolltop entry point, there’s also a zippered entry point at the back too. Comfortable shoulder pads and a back panel that incorporates ventilation mesh completes this good-looking backpack. Editors Rating All your on-the-go storage needs can be fully met and more with this versatile bag. The Chrome Barrage is waterproof and thanks to its 34-liter capacity offers a great amount of storage space for many items. In addition to having space for anything similarly sized to a 15-inch laptop or tablet, there’s also side pocket that slips into the design suitable for either a water bottle or a U-lock. As if that wasn’t enough, you are also treated to a 5-point cargo netting storage system that’s ideal for carry items like shoes, wet race gear or even a helmet. As is a standard in many rolltops there’s a back panel of EVA-foam to support your back and provide breathability, while the shoulder straps and sternum strap, as well as the mini seat belt buckle, all help to distribute the load safely. Editors Rating The Earth Pak waterproof backpack has been made with on-the-water or close-to-the-water activities in mind. Not only does it have a total capacity of 35-liters, from a main compartment that can be access via the rolltop closure, but it’s been design with waterproofing on a single strip for reinforcing it to stop water from getting into the opening. As well as the roomy main compartment, you also get a phone case waterproofed with an IPX8 rating and interior and frontal pockets for smaller items. Carrying it is made easy due to the anatomically designed and padded back paneling and the contoured and reinforced shoulder straps. If needed, there’s even a sternum strap for additional support. Editors Rating From the purveyors of stylish sportswear and accessories, Under Armor comes this nifty rolltop backpack. Taken from the Stephen Curry SC30 Collection, you know this has passed not just the company’s rigorous quality and standard checks, but also the NBA star’s own too. Thanks to the use of UA Storm tech this has a high-performance waterproofing finish, which is perfect for protecting the 25-liters of gear and stuff you can carry in this bag. The rolltop closure is kept secure with straps that hook-shut and a magnetic closure system too and there’s more than enough for any laptop as big as 15-inches. A quick-access pocket with zipper closure can be found at the front and there’s fully-adjustable shoulder straps and a sternum strap to the front to provide the support and comfort you need. Editors Rating Although it’s heavier than others we’ve featured so far, the name Thule and the quality of their products should be an indication that this is worth considering. It’s also the reason why this sits at such a higher price point than others. As the name suggests, this is more of a specialist rolltop backpack, designed for a prosumer DSLR camera with an ultra-wide-angled lens attached, along with any drone measuring as much as 260 x 200 x 100mm. It features the SafeZone camera pod system that can be removed and has bottom with dual-density padding. Constructed from highly water-resistant and rugged Oxford nylon, there’s also space for a 15-inch MacBook Pro and even an iPad. Within the rolltop compartment there’s space for storing personal, non-equipment items. Editors Rating For a considerate jump in price, if you’re budget allows it, why not consider this great rolltop-style rucksack from Milford. Made from supple mid-weight leather that’s around 5 to 6-ounces heavy and robust enough to face whatever challenges you put it through. Whether you’re looking to use it as a day-to-day bag or on a hike or some other kind of adventure, this is a great choice. No matter how much or how little you need to carry, the rolltop closure will ensure your gear is always safe. Editors Rating The next rolltop backpack in one of the best rolltop backpacks for bikers. It’s been constructed from wet-waxed cotton canvas and leather paneling that will ensure it lasts for a long time and is able to cope with daily use on the back of a motorcycle. There’s more than enough space on the interior for a 15-inch laptop and other gear. Leather panels on the exterior give it a reinforced feel, while the speed zippers and buckles with the appealing Burly embossed logo on them make for a very attractive, but also functional pack., You’ll find that the zippered pocket at the front is perfect for anything small you want to keep separate and as the rolltop offers variable height, you can take as little or as much as you need in it. Editors Rating The 21-liter Dalston from f-stop is another great rolltop backpack that’s suitable for storing and transporting a digital camera. As well as the wide and easy-access opening to the top, there’s also two side zippered pockets where you can keep gear. For a laptop or tablet with the maximum size of 15-inches, there’s a padded pocket on the back panel of the bag. On the interior, there’s a convenient brushed-nylon and padded storage section that can be removed and is split into 5 different sections. With high-quality TPU weather resistance, this is perfect for taking your gear from a to b come rain or shine. Editors Rating Refined, but robust and rugged rolltop backpack we want to discuss now is from TUMI. The London Alpha Bravo rolltop has a large enough capacity and more than enough space for your phone, tablet and laptop. With the wide-opening at top with zip closure, there’s enough space to store clothing and other items too. Thanks to its ballistic nylon construction it won’t let you down, even if you use daily. In addition to the main compartment you also get a special pocket for iPad or similarly-sized tablet, 2 pockets for cards and 3 open pockets.