One of the best cycling backpacks is often an easier way to carry things when cycling than panniers, as you’re carrying your load already once you stop.
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Best cycling backpack overall
For practical, everyday, grab ‘n’ go use, the Chrome Barrage is the best on test. The main compartment is big enough for everyday usage, it’s completely waterproof and size-wise meets the dimensions for cabin luggage on most airlines. The additional cargo nets are an impressive touch and allow you to carry even more items, should you need them. It is, however, a slightly sweaty backpack if you’re riding hard.
Best drybag style cycling backpack
For a durable drybag, the Ortlieb Commuter Daypack is probably going to be your best bet. It’s well-sized for everyday use, with a large main compartment and removable inserts for organisation, and while it has no reflectivity detail, it does have external loops for mounting your own lighting system.
Best cycling backpack for classic fashion
The Brooks Pickwick is designed primarily for looks and looks alone, and it does the job very well indeed. An attractive bag that promises to look good on and off well, and is likely to age well, the Pickwick still offers the occasional commuter a high-quality, water-resistant option. It is simple in design, though with unpadded straps, no reflective detail, and a tendency to be a little sweaty in use, might not be for everyone.
Best cycling backpack for travelling
The Patagonia Black Hole works well for both general use and travelling, with a 32l capacity that makes…
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