A good pack can make or break your adventure. Which, staying true to their tagline of ‘Refined gear for adventure’, is something the folks over at Exped are keenly aware of. They understand the impact considered kit can have on your experiences in the great outdoors, and now they’re applying their know-how to a new line of hiking packs: The Skyline range. This version, the cavernous Skyline 45, is your new go-to for any wild camping adventures or multi-day hikes, built to let you more easily ferry crucial kit in and out of the great outdoors. Designed with an ergonomic and über comfortable Air Flow back system, the Skyline 45 allows for more natural movement, comes pre-equipped with a helmet holder for both climbers and cyclists alike, includes an enormous stretchy dump pocket on the front, and offers all the space you could ever need for backpacking, wild camping and multi-day hiking trips. Oh, and for added The integrated rain cover ensures your gear always stays dry, while the removable lid allows you to chop and change the look and capacity of your pack depending on the kit you’re carrying and where you’re going.
| Size | Colour | Volume | Dimensions (cm) | Weight (Empty) | Weight (Full) | Back Length (cm) | Max Load (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S/M | Black | 45 l | 68 × 33 × 28 | 1320 g | 1550 g | 43 – 51 | 15 kg |
| M/L | Black | 45 l | 68 × 33 × 28 | 1470 g | 1700 g | 49 – 57 | 15 kg |
Let’s be honest, there’s nothing quite like your mattress at home, is there? But good luck lugging that with you the next time you head out for a night under the stars. For campsite camps, van life adventures or basecamp-style trips where you intend on returning to the same pitch night after night, the mega Megamat from Exped is easily the next best thing. It inflates all by itself, is super easy to both deploy and pack away and is oh-so-comfortable after a long day on the trails that you’ll be forever looking for excuses to get your head down outside. Coming with a phenomenal 8.1 R-value, it’s also capable of keeping the cold off in conditions you’ve no biological right to be warm in. And we think it might just be the best all-round basecamp pad out there when it comes to getting comfortable kip in the great outdoors.
