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Mountain Warehouse Backpack Review: Traveller 60 + 20L Rucksack

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• Last Updated 11 April 2024

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In this honest Mountain Warehouse backpack review, I’m sharing my love for my trusty Traveller 60+20-litre Rucksack.

This was my pack of choice for many years, and is still going strong despite being several years old. I genuinely think the Traveller 60+20-litre Rucksack is the perfect backpack for first-time travellers! 

Choosing the right backpack for long term travel or a Round-the-World trip is a serious decision. Your backpack can be your best friend while you’re away – or your worst enemy. An uncomfortable, heavy or poorly made one could genuinely ruin your trip! 

Before I left for my first backpacking trip several years ago, I did a ton of research. I also asked lots of other travellers in order to find the best backpack for me. Several years and multiple trips later, it’s still serving me brilliantly…

READ MORE: Best Backpacks for Female Travellers  

Disclaimer – Mountain Warehouse sent me this bag free of charge in exchange for an honest review . I used it for YEARS and genuinely loved it!

Mountain Warehouse Backpack Review

This post is all about the Mountain Warehouse Traveller 60 + 20 Litre Rucksack. The pack has been around for several years, and remains one of the store’s most popular backpacks. Designed specifically with travellers in mind, rather than for use by hikers and campers, this pack is PERFECT for long term travel.

At around £60*, this is a really reasonably priced backpack and perfect for those whose budgets are tight.

Hopefully, this Mountain Warehouse backpack review will help you decide if the Traveller Rucksack is right for you…

* Check the latest prices HERE !

What Size Backpack do I Need?

Deciding on the right size was the hardest part of selecting my backpack. Lots of travellers I know travel light, with a carry-on sized backpack at 35L or less. It sounds fantastic in theory, but in practice, travelling with only hand luggage just doesn’t work for me. 

The best travel backpack size is around 50 to 60L. This should be large enough to carry everything you need, but not so big that it’ll make life impossible for you on the road! I settled on 60L, which has suited me fine over the years. It’s not carry-on sized, but it’s also not so big that I turn into a turtle. And I can fit everything I need for any trip length in a 60L backpack. 

Mountain Warehouse Traveller 60 + 20 Litre Rucksack

Capacity and Size

The traveller is a 60+20-litre rucksack. That means that the main bag has a 60L capacity, but also comes with a detachable 20L day-pack. In total, you have the option of 80L storage space.

I rarely use both bags together, because a whole 80L of stuff on my back turns me into a snail! But it’s nice to be able to attach them together when I’m checking the luggage in for a flight. The day-pack can also be clipped on to the straps so that it can be carried on the front if needed. “Double-turtling” is a great way to even out the load!

What I love about the Mountain Warehouse Traveller Rucksack is the comfy hip belt and the adjustable, padded shoulder straps, which mean that the bag fits me perfectly and the weight is spread across my whole body. It’s a surprisingly comfy backpack – as long as you’re sensible about weight distribution and don’t fill it with more than you’re capable of carrying (something I learnt the hard way).

Unzips all the Way Round!

But here’s what makes the Mountain Warehouse Traveller 60 + 20 Litre Rucksack the perfect backpack for long travel. It unzips all the way around, instead of opening just at the top.

Sounds like a small detail, but it’s one that makes a huge difference. Remember that sinking feeling when you realise that what you need is right at the bottom of your backpack? Not any more! A bag that opens all the way around, suitcase-style, is a backpacker’s best friend and genuinely makes life so much easier on the road.

Other Awesome Features

Another great feature is the free rain-cover, tucked away into one of the many pockets the Mountain Warehouse Traveller Rucksack has to offer.

Shockingly enough, rain isn’t a phenomenon exclusive to England, and wherever you travel on your RTW trip you’re bound to encounter a downpour at least once. The rain-cover has come in handy time and again, not just when it rains but also as a handy protector for the outside of my backpack when it’s in the hold of a bus on long journeys.

As I said, there are plenty of pockets, plus a separate zipped compartment at the bottom of the bag.

Better yet, there’s a zippable cover that tucks all the straps neatly out of sight, for ease when checking the bag in for a flight. Airlines usually ask you to tighten and tuck in all the straps when you check in a bag – which can ruin your perfectly-set-up strap adjustments – so being able to zip them all away ready to fly is a fantastic option.

Mountain Warehouse Backpack Review – an Update

The Mountain Warehouse Traveller 60 + 20 Litre Rucksack is seriously durable. It’s had to be, to keep up with me as I’ve lugged it all over the world.

My backpack has been dragged up steps and thrown onto buses, kicked under dorm beds and dropped, squashed, and taken out into all weathers from dry desert heat to jungle humidity. It’s even served as a seat MANY times. After 7 years of use (as of 2021), I really am happy to recommend this fabulous backpack as the perfect choice for long-term travellers with a lot of stuff to carry.

I hope this Mountain Warehouse backpack review helped! If you have any questions about the Traveller 60 + 20 Litre Rucksack, scroll down to leave a comment.

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19 thoughts on “Mountain Warehouse Backpack Review: Traveller 60 + 20L Rucksack”

This bag looks similar to one I used about ten years ago, can’t remember the make, but it zipped all the way round so was really good for packing and then finding stuff. Try and stock up on those miniature toiletries before your trip – you can always buy stuff when you are there, but they take up less room and are lighter than normal sized bottles. Don’t forget padlocks for your zipped pockets too!

Hi Emily, just found your blog, off to south america in a few months so shall read your other posts, was just wondering how your mountain warehouse bag and boots held up as have seen a few bad reviews about them!

Hey Tess! How exciting for you – do you know which countries you’ll be visiting? You should also take a look at my other site, BackpackSouthAmerica.com, which has some more informative posts – it’s still growing but it may help!

The rucksack fared brilliantly on my trip – since South America I used it again on my trip to Vietnam and it’s still going strong. I love that you can unzip and open the entire main compartment, rather than rummaging through from the top – makes things so much easier. But it also means that you have to pack a bit neater to stop everything spilling out when you open up the rucksack – I recommend getting some packing cubes (you can check out my review of the eBags ones) to help keep things organised.

The boots didn’t quite survive the trip, but I blame myself and the environment rather than the boots themselves. I took them to extremes, got them soaked through a few times when walking in heavy rain or falling into rivers, wore them in snow in Bolivia, strapped them to the outside of my rucksack to save space, and generally just didn’t look after them. By the end of the five months there was a pretty big hole in the side of one boot and the material was kind of warped. The soles were still in good condition, and I think if they were better looked after they would have done a much better job!! My replacements were from Mountain Warehouse’s Extreme range, and I’d recommend these rather than the boots. You can read the review here: https://www.emilyluxton.co.uk/product-reviews/south-america-walking-shoes/ . Depending on what you’ll be using them for, you’re probably better off taking walking shoes rather than boots, as they’ll be lighter and smaller – making them easier to carry around!!

But I do recommend Mountain Warehouse products, especially the rucksack – which was fantastic, sturdy, and survived one hell of a trip!

Good luck with your adventures – it’s going to be awesome :)

Hi, thinking of buying this for a trip to Bangladesh, i just wondered if it is possible to lock the bag with a travel padlock? thanks

Hope that helps!

Hi, I have been looking at the Traveller Rucksack and I am wondering how it is in terms of security, is it easy to fit traveller locks etc?

It’s just a bog standard rucksack in those terms. There are zips which can be padlocked together pretty easily – but the rucksack itself is made from canvas type material which could be slashed. Personally, I keep all valuables in my daypack (which is an anti-theft one – https://www.emilyluxton.co.uk/product-reviews/travelon-backpack/ ) and leave the rucksack unlocked.

Hope that helps :)

I don’t suppose you have the dimensions of the backpack do you ?

I am wondering if it would fit as cabin baggage to save paying for checked luggage!

Thank you :)

Amazon has it down as 71 x 41 x 21 cm, not sure if that’s exactly right but I’d say it’s definitely too large for cabin baggage. It’s a big rucksack, I think hold luggage only!

I was wondering if a 13″ laptop would fit into the small daypack or would it be too much of a squeeze with not much protection?

Great post, thanks for the tips!

Hi Emma! It’d definitely fit in the daypack, I used to have a 15″ laptop which I carried in there. You’ll want to invest in a padded laptop sleeve though :)

Hi I am looking to get this bag but do you know how much the weight is of the bag?

Hi Demi!! According to Amazon it’s 2.8 Kg, which sounds about right to me. Not a heavy bag really :)

Thank you so much for this review. I have been umming and arhhing on a backpack for my first travels in a few months time and I was drawn to this one right at the start. I thought I would keep my options open and keep looking etc… but this review has really confirmed my decision to purchase.. right now! thank you very much.

Oh YAY that’s awesome! I really do genuinely recommend this backpack – especially for first-timers. It’s a good price, it’s sturdy, and it does the job! I’ve moved on to a slightly fancier wheeled backpack these days for most trips, but I still have the Traveller Rucksack and it’s still going strong.

Thanks for the review. I am considering this backpack for my first backpacking trip next year. Did you get the women’s fit size or normal unisex size? I’m 5ft 4inc woman and not sure if I should go for women’s fit backpack or normal one size?

When I bought it there was only one unisex size so that’s the one I have. I’m also 5’4″ and it was fine for me but I always felt like if there was one thing I’d improve it would be to give it a women’s shape. So if they have that option Id go for the women’s one :)

Hi I’ve got this backpack and wondering of you leave the day pack attached when checking it in to the hold? I need to but worried it may not be allowed.

I’ve never done that myself as I always use the day pack to carry my valuables. However, they attach securely so I think it should be absolutely fine – once they’re attached it’s essentially one large bag. Hope that helps :)

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Mountain Warehouse Carrion 65L Rucksack review: cavernous carry capacity at a impressively low cost

The comfortable, capable and well-featured mountain warehouse carrion 65l rucksack is ideal for multi-day escapades, and affordable too.

Advnture Verdict

Overall I’ve been really impressed with the Carrion 65L Rucksack from Mountain Warehouse, which offers an awful lot of functionality, carry capacity and comfort for a backpack that is considerably cheaper than most similar-sized and specced packs on the market. Brilliant for backpacking adventures of two or more days, where you need to carry a tent, sleeping bag, camping mat, stove and various other essentials, the Carrion 65L can accommodate an astonishing amount of kit, with multiple pockets to help you keep things organized, and a comfortable, ventilated harness to haul it all around.

Large, extendable main storage area

Top and side access to main compartment

Loads of pockets inside and out

External carry hoops for trekking poles, etc

Rain cover included

Slightly busy feel, with one too many pockets on the front

No recycled content

No hook for hydration bladder

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Mountain Warehouse Carrion 65L Rucksack: first impressions

My initial thoughts upon inspecting the Mountain Warehouse Carrion 65L Rucksack was that the designers had gone a bit overboard with the inclusions, trying to please everyone by chucking the kitchen sink at this hiking backpack. 

• List price: $99.99 (US) / £119.99 (UK) • Volume: 65L / 2.3cu • Weight: 2kg / 4lb 6.5oz • Dimensions (HxWxD): 68m x 41cm x 38cm / 27in x 16in x 15in • Sizes: One, with an adjustable harness • Colors: Charcoal / Pale Green

Covered in a myriad of pockets, pouches, hooks, hoops and straps, it’s certainly a busy-looking bag, and hikers and travellers who prefer a clean, straightforward design will probably find it fiddly and fussy. 

Having now used the Carrion 65L on some overnight hiking adventures, however, I have changed my mind on this somewhat, and learned to love the many features and facilities of this very capable pack. 

In terms of functionality and build quality, it feels almost on par with some of the best hiking backpacks on the market, but it has a considerably lower price tag than large packs from brands such as Osprey and Deuter, and it can often be found heavily discounted, making it a really attractive and practical option for people new to multi-day hiking and those on a budget.

Mountain Warehouse Carrion 65L Rucksack: on the trails

I’ve taken the Mountain Warehouse Carrion 65L Rucksack on various multi-day hiking escapades, including an excellent wild camping trip on Dartmoor. On test, I found this reasonably priced hiking backpack to be more than capable of hauling all the gear I required for overnight adventures and backpacking expeditions. 

The large main compartment has a double toggle closure system on the top, which means you can extend the carry capacity if you really need to (I’d advise against this if at all possible when hiking, as it can really affect your balance – or at least make sure you pack the rucksack properly , with heavier items stowed lower down – but it can be useful when you’re travelling).

The massive main compartment can be accessed from the top, or via a zipped side pocket, which is really useful for finding inadvertently buried items when you suddenly realize that you need them while out in the wilds – it means you can locate whatever it is you’re rummaging for without emptying the contents of the pack onto the trailside.

There is a multitude of pockets on the Carrion, which makes organizing your kit easier when you’re backpacking – allowing you to keep items such as head torches , rain jackets and waterproof trousers somewhere easily accessible. These include two pockets in the hood (one on the inside and one on the outside), a large pouch on the front (with an extra tiny pocket on top of it) and a pair of good-sized pockets on the hip wings (ideal for carrying trail snacks, a compass and a phone) – all of which zip shut. I still think the smallest pocket on the front of the pack is a bit superfluous, but it doesn’t do any harm.

All the zips on this pack feature large pull tabs, which can be easily operated with gloved hands. In addition to the closed pockets there are bottle-carrying pouches on either side of the pack, plus an inner pouch for carrying a hydration bladder (although, annoyingly, there’s no hook to hang the reservoir from), and a portal for the hose on the right shoulder.

On the outside of the pack you’ll find straps for carrying trail tools such trekking poles and ice axes , and various hoops and loops that can be used to hook flashlights and other items on to. There are compression straps on the side, too, that not only help you keep the contents of the pack well contained, but can also be called into action to help hold items such as closed-cell camping mats in place.

The Carrion comes in one size only, but the harness can be raised or lowered quickly and easily. The waist belt is wide and comfortable, incorporating two wings that help seat the backpack properly on your hips, and the sternum strap is very easy to adjust. Two shoulder wings keep the pack proud of your back (slightly), to allow some airflow and cut down on sweating.

The main straps are made with a mesh outer fabric to facilitate some ventilation as well, and they’re well padded for greater comfort. The whole harness and backrest system might not be quite as sophisticated and well ventilated as the ones you’ll find on premium packs from Osprey and Deuter, but it’s still comfortable to wear, even on long days on the trail.

Something the Carrion 65L does have that many more expensive backpack brands skimp on (and, annoyingly, try and sell you separately) is a rain cover, which is found in a zipped pocket on the very bottom of the pack.

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Author of Caving, Canyoning, Coasteering… , a recently released book about all kinds of outdoor adventures around Britain, Pat has spent 20 years pursuing stories involving boots, bikes, boats, beers and bruises. En route he’s canoed Canada’s Yukon River, climbed Mont Blanc and Kilimanjaro, skied and mountain biked through the Norwegian Alps, run an ultra across the roof of Mauritius, and set short-lived records for trail-running Australia’s highest peaks and New Zealand’s Great Walks. He’s authored walking guides to  Devon  and  Dorset , and once wrote a whole book about  Toilets  for Lonely Planet. Follow Pat’s escapades on Strava  here and Instagram here .

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Mountain Warehouse Pace 30L review

Looking for a affordable backpack with a range of features for country walks? The Mountain Warehouse Pace 30L might be for you

Long feature list Good value

Finishing Basic hip and shoulder straps

RRP: £69.99 – or use our deal-finder for a good price:

Mountain Warehouse has forged a name for itself based on its good value outdoor kit, with much of it rarely on sale at full price for long.

So although the Pace 30L has an RRP of £69.99, it’s likely to be available for less if you’re looking to purchase (certain colourways are currently on sale as I write this for only £42.99; see the widgets above and below for the latest deals).

Despite the relatively low price, this walking backpack has a lot going for it. The 30L capacity offers adequate space for most one-day adventures, with plenty of room for additional layers, food and items such as a first aid kit.

Organisation is decent, with a large main compartment serviced by a zip that travels around the top of the pack and two-thirds of the way down the front.

This means it’s sometimes possible to grab an item from halfway down the pack without opening up the compartment entirely.

One thing to note on that main compartment, however, is that the frame of the pack does impede access, making it a narrower area to load.

Beyond that, you also get a small zip pocket on the top that’s ideal for a head torch and neck tube, plus a separate zip pocket at the bottom that I found particularly useful for stashing waterproofs. There’s also a small zip pocket on the hip belt.

I was impressed by the strong feature list, too, with attachments for walking poles or ice axes, two elastic side pockets for water bottles (but these aren’t easy to access while walking), a rain cover, a pouch for a hydration reservoir and a bungee cord on the front for lashing extra layers to the bag.

So what’s it actually like to wear? Well, the trampoline-style back system worked well at keeping our back fresh and comfortable, but the padding on the shoulder and hip straps are quite basic.

As a result, they didn’t prove as comfortable as alternative options here and lacked any moisture wicking properties.

Some of the materials also felt quite cheap, while the finishing left a little to be desired and the zip wasn’t all that smooth to operate.

Facts at a glance: Mountain Warehouse Pace 30L backpack

• Volume : 30L
• Rain cover : Yes
• Hydration bladder compatible : Yes
• Hiking pole attachments : Yes
• Whistle : No
• Ice axe compatible : Yes
• Extra features : Bungee cord
• Weight : 870g

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Osprey men's Manta 34L backpack

If you're a devoted hiker willing and able to invest in a high quality pack, consider the Osprey Manta 34L, or its very similar sister pack for women, the Mira 32. Similar in size to the Mountain Warehouse Pace 30L, the Manta 34L stands apart by offering next-level comfort and impressive materials and finish. The 'body-specific fit' feels like it's moulded to your back, and there's a top-notch feature-set, including a rain cover. Impeccably suited to long hikes in changeable conditions – including mountain breaks – it's hard to find any faults with this high-quality pack. Interested? Then read our full review of the Osprey Manta 34L.

Looking for more options? Check out our roundup of the best hiking backpacks to buy in 2023.

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Employee checks have been completed at the Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal

2024-03-27T13:01:19.471Z

Highlights: Employee checks have been completed at the Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal. 38 warehouse workers will undergo additional verification to clarify the data with law enforcement agencies. The warehouse continued to operate as normal. Last year, law enforcement officers in the Moscow region detained 16 migrants due to their violation of migration laws. The checks were carried out by the police and the Russian National Guard at one of Wildberries sorting centers in Elektrstal. The verification of documents at the warehouse has been completed, the company says.

Employee checks have been completed at the Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal, the company reported.

“The verification of documents as part of the work of law enforcement agencies at the warehouse in Elektrostal has been completed,” the statement says.

It is clarified that 38 warehouse workers will undergo additional verification to clarify the data with law enforcement agencies. The rest returned to their duties. The warehouse continued to operate as normal.

Earlier it became known that the police and the Russian National Guard began checking the passport regime and work permits at one of the Wildberries sorting centers in Elektrostal.

Last year, law enforcement officers in the Moscow region detained 16 migrants in Elektrostal, Moscow Region, due to their violation of migration laws.

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Moscow warehouse raid leads to dozens detained, checked for military service

I n the Moscow region, police and the Russian Guard raided a Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal. Several individuals were detained and transported to the military registration and enlistment office.

Employees shared videos from the scene on the Elektrostal Wildberries company's internal channel. The warehouse employs thousands of migrants, and the Russian National Guard is verifying their work permits , residence permits, and military IDs.

Dozens detained

"Those lacking the necessary documents are placed into prison vans and taken to the military registration and enlistment office," reports Baza, noting that approximately 20 individuals were detained.

The Astra channel reports that police used sticks to subdue resisting workers.

"They are identifying individuals eligible for military service and those evading it. Those evading are taken away without consent. Resisters face police baton charges," said warehouse workers to Astra.

Authorities previously stated that efforts to "enhance control over the migrant influx" were expected to intensify, especially following an attack on Crocus City Hall.

According to Mash channel, 15 people were arrested during the raid; Astra reports that "dozens" were detained. In total, at least 5,000 workers underwent checks.

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Work at the Wildberries warehouse was paralyzed by a police raid. Employees are being taken to military registration and enlistment offices Wildberries is expected to lose billions of dollars due to an inspection at a warehouse in Elektrostal 11.24.2023, 13:38

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Law enforcement officers are inspecting the warehouse of the Wildberries market in Elektrostal, Moscow Region. According to the Teleram channel plinth In the early morning hours of November 24, riot police arrived at the warehouse.

Eyewitnesses claim that several dozen security forces captured illegal immigrants and those who had recently acquired Russian citizenship. By law, a man must enlist in the army immediately after receiving a passport. Those who fail to do so will be summoned to the military registration and registration office.

telegram channel Puree He reported that security forces did not allow Wildberries employees to enter the warehouse, and employees who had questions were taken away on a bus. Therefore, loading and unloading of goods may be delayed.

Shot It is stated that 150 people were detained during the raid. They were taken to the police station by four private buses. According to this plinth Wildberries employees were sent to the military registration and enlistment office. The inspection is still ongoing, during this period the warehouse is not working: workers cannot enter or exit.

Head of the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Moscow Region reported About the raid on Elektrostal on the territory of the Fryazevo railway station; During the investigation, foreigners who violated immigration and labor laws were detected. A protocol was issued against 16 people for violating the stay regime in Russia, engaging in illegal labor activity and violating immigration rules.

“They were each fined the following amount: from two to five thousand rubles . Three illegal immigrants were deported from the country,” said Tatyana Petrova, Head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

It was not stated whether the raid on the Fryazevo station was linked to the Wildberries checks.

“Threatens billions in losses”

in conversation with RIA News The press service of the market confirmed that it checked the documents of the company’s employees:

“Experts who pass the exam return to work. In this regard, it is possible to experience interruptions in the loading and unloading of goods in some areas of the logistics center. Wildberries management is providing assistance to the police.”

The market emphasizes that the management has taken all necessary measures “to accelerate the process of returning the warehouse to normal operation.”

Agency Interfax The press service reported that 8 thousand warehouse workers could not start work due to the inspection.

“Hundreds of thousands of sellers’ products are not shipped to customers. “This situation threatens entrepreneurs with losses of billions of dollars during the high season,” he said.

An Interfax source from law enforcement confirmed that security forces were working in the marketplace warehouse area; According to him, the activities are carried out within the scope of Operation Immigrant.

Blueberries already checked

A similar raid was carried out on the warehouse of the Belaya Dacha company. spent 30 October. The Moscow Region Investigation Directorate reported that during the investigation, one of the men insulted a police officer. telegram channel . A criminal case was opened against him.

Operation Illegal 2023 was carried out by law enforcement forces in the summer and autumn months and 15 thousand illegal immigrants were deported. Official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia Irina Volk sure He said such actions would be carried out on an ongoing basis.

In addition, law enforcement agencies are looking for Russian citizens who have recently received a passport but have not registered for military service. So in August this year more than 100 people was taken away To carry out the military registration procedure, St. To the military registration and enlistment offices of St. Petersburg. A similar raid took place in Chuvashia.

The head of the ICR, Alexander Bastrykin, suggested introducing measures against such violators, for example, depriving them of citizenship for refusing to join the ICR:

“If you are not ready to fulfill your military service as a citizen of the Russian Federation, you must make a decision to denaturalize such a person.”

Bastrykin said that new Russian citizens often bypass military service and therefore suggested that they be given priority in participating in the missions of a special military operation.

Source: Gazeta

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