Hiking Backpacks & Walking Essentials

Pack for the whole family’s day: spare layers, drinks, snacks and the essentials for the route. Compare backpacks, dry bags and walking poles around the load, fit and conditions you expect.

Choose a backpack for your walking plans

Compare backpack capacity, adjustment points, weather protection, total weight and storage compartments. Select a comfortable fit for the kit you actually carry. Roll-top dry bags offer splash resistance when properly closed but are not flotation devices.

Prepare for changing UK conditions

Plan spare layers, water, navigation and shorter daylight hours with our winter hiking guide. For a full weekend away, browse camping equipment.

Buying for someone else? Our Christmas gift guide for camping families helps you check sizes, contents and what they already own.

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  • 18 L Hiking Daypack

    18 L Hiking Daypack

    18 L Hiking Daypack

    From £24.04 GBP
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  • LIXADA 40 L Hiking Backpack

    LIXADA 40 L Hiking Backpack

    LIXADA 40 L Hiking Backpack

    From £11.19 GBP
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  • 30 L Hiking Backpack with Rain Cover

    30 L Hiking Backpack with Rain Cover

    30 L Hiking Backpack with Rain Cover

    £44.50 GBP
    Sale price  £44.50 GBP Regular price 
  • WESTTUNE Folding Walking Pole

    WESTTUNE Folding Walking Pole

    WESTTUNE Folding Walking Pole

    From £8.07 GBP
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  • Idrybag Roll-Top Dry Bag — 2–20 L

    Idrybag Roll-Top Dry Bag — 2–20 L

    Idrybag Roll-Top Dry Bag — 2–20 L

    From £4.68 GBP
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Choose for your next escape

Choosing hiking equipment for your route

Build your hiking kit around the route, the people coming along and the conditions expected. Fit and practical packing matter more than adding equipment you will not use.

How do we choose a hiking backpack?

Consider the length of the walk, the equipment you need to carry and how the pack fits the wearer. Compare capacity, back length, adjustment and the complete packed load.

What should we check before using trekking poles?

Read the exact model’s instructions for adjustment and locking. Confirm the usable length range, packed size and intended use, then practise adjusting them before your walk.