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Test Report

The big pack - 15 universal backpacks between 80 and 300 euros for cycling, hiking, commuting and everyday life

The demands on a backpack are great, all the more so if it is to be used both in everyday life and in leisure time. It should offer enough storage space without being too big. Lightweight, but still robust. Comfortable to wear, but not too warm.

TesterElektroRad

Edition06/2023

14 Products in test

No rating

Gregory Arrio 30 RC Backpack (30 l)

Gregory Arrio 30 RC Backpack

30 l

No rating

Camelbak M.U.L.E. Commute 22 (22 l)

Camelbak M.U.L.E. Commute 22

22 l

No rating

Montane Trailblazer LT 28 (28 l)

Montane Trailblazer LT 28

28 l

No rating

Ortlieb Commuter Daypack City, black (21 l)

Ortlieb Commuter Daypack City, black

21 l

No rating

Deuter Trans Alpine 30 (30 l)

Deuter Trans Alpine 30

30 l

No rating

Thule Paramount Traditional backpack

Thule Paramount Traditional backpack

No rating

Osprey Radial (34 l)

Osprey Radial

34 l

No rating

Jack Wolfskin Moab Jam Pro 30.5 (30.50 l)

EUR125,97

Jack Wolfskin Moab Jam Pro 30.5

30.50 l

No rating

Vaude Bike Alpin Pro (28 l)

−5%

EUR170,96 was EUR180,45

Vaude Bike Alpin Pro

28 l

No rating

Ergon BX4 Evo Backpack (30 l)

−17%

EUR162,68 was EUR195,90

Ergon BX4 Evo Backpack

30 l