DLX Trespass 45L Rucksack with Raincover Twinpeak

Bought this for my trip to wye valley, held everything for a 6 day trip, sturdy and light at the same time, still looks brand new and the waterproof cover managed 8 hours in the pouring rain without letting any water in.

Hi ! I also want to say a few words about the backpack. I bought this backpack to use it for 20-30 days. I am very pleasantly surprised by the quality and comfort of this backpack! I am walking the Camino De Santiago. In the last 18 months I have driven 5,500 km. (for 6 months) mountain terrains. Every day this backpack is put to the test. It is still healthy and not broken anywhere. I would never trade this backpack for the expensive Osprey or other expensive backpacks!

It's 1.1kg very comfortable, I was abit worried when it arrived that it didn't have any side compression straps but the straps that hold the lid down do also pull the bottom up and keep things from rattling about too much, also the stitching seems abit big so only time will tell if that's going to hold out, for me it could do with a couple more easy access little pockets on the front, I find it too easy for things to fall out of the hood pockets in the dark, and a bigger net pocket would be handy too, maybe a couple of little pockets on the hip belt too, I don't know, maybe I expect too much from there so called premium range. But it is light, comfy and has a good frame. Oh I almost forgot to say..... You can use it to carry things in too so that's a plus ! A little update... I have had it the best part of a year now, I use it for a nightly shop up to tesco fill it with cans bottles and the like. It's a 3mile round trip 5 or 6 times a week and the stitching is as good as when I got it, this is by far the best and most practical bag I have ever owned, so impressed with it I have just got myself a highland DLX coat to go with it and that's also the mutts nuts.

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I use the rucksack for the first time today and the whole time a bar at the bottom of rucksack was digging into my hip area. Very uncomfortable indeed.

Incredible bag. It's like a TARDIS. I have owned various bags over the years from some market leaders such as Osprey. This is the most comfortable bag I've owned. Brilliant!

A feather-light structured backpack that is comfortable on a six hour hike and can hold a huge volume of stuff. In integrated rain cover is essential given recent weather and, on the aforementioned six hour hike, it rained for all but five minutes! Plenty of pockets as well as the main cavern. The chest and waist straps and kinda average, and the one thing I'd change is to bulk up the waist strap a little and add a small pocket to it. I paid £49.99 for this, which is a total bargain, and its getting plenty of use.

Very impressed with the capacity for this backpack/rucksake. I managed to fit my dji drone in a very chunky case, a fleece and a full 25L backpack inside. It managed to swallow it all with ease and still had room in the top of the lid for bits and pieces. FYI - I didn't actually wear it I used it to pack up my things when I was finishing my recent holiday in Scarborough. The waterproof cover is hidden at the very bottom for the front of the backpack/rucksack.