Backpacks

Range of skate inspired styles and coloured backpacks but are non technical. these back packs are perfect for school, work or general use

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Brand

BCA3
Black Diamond3
Burton6
Burton is one of the most successful snowboarding companies in the world for two reasons - they were one of the very first and you do not get to be number one without being good. Burton gear has a great reputation and their after sales service is great too. The Burton product range is now colossal - covering almost everything you need to go snowboarding. Many a skier can be seen wearing Burton outerwear too!
Camelbak6
Dakine7
DC3
DC. Pure skate heritage. One of the original skate shoe companies. Skate style clothing and accessories. DC are also big time into snowboards, snowboard boots and snowboard outerwear and also cover BMX, Surf and MTX. The brand is big, loose and loud!
Eastpak12
Element1
Emerica2
Flow3
Flow are out and out market leaders in the step-in snowboard binding market. Every season Flow manage to raise the bar and introduce new, exciting and innovative models - not only for snowboard bindings but also across their range of snowboards and snowboard boots. Flow snowboard boots are a "no brainer" - they work superbly well with Flow bindings as well as any other make of binding. Because Flow's reputation was originally founded in snowboard bindings, they have had to fight hard to win market share in the snowboard market but have achieved this by loading all their boards with the best tech at the lowest possible prices.
Fourstar1
Gelert2
Girl1
Globe1
K21
K2 started making their skis in 1962 and their aim was to be the best ski company in the world and to have the most fun doing it. This aim still lives on today and is evident in their ski products. When they created the first ski featuring a fibreglass wrapped torsion box, K2 in essence invented the modern snow ski as we know it. K2 started making snowboards in 1987 and adapted the same philosophy as with their ski range. True quality and of course having fun. Their original concepts and technology drives snowboarding forward. K2 skis, snowboards, bags, boots, bindings all boast innovative designs and the latest technology to ensure you are getting the best.
Madd Gear Pro1
Mammut3
Neff5
Nixon1
O'Brien1
O'brien have been doing watersports gear longer than almost anyone else - 40 years in in the industry lets them make great gear across all areas, from wakeboarding with industry leading cable boards to great value for money packages,High end Carbon Waterski gear to family friendly Combos, Tubes and Inflatables of the best quality and some radical new designs, O'brien Kneeboards range from the entry level Radica to high performance Lowrider and Rush. This is one of our top selling brands and one that you can rely on to perform in whatever water you ride.
Ortovox7
Pieps1
Rome2
Rome SDS - Snowboard Design Syndicate - quite simply the coolest snowboard brand on the market! Specialising in freestyle snowboards, bindings and boots Rome SDS is now also available across a wide range of snowboard apparel and accessories, including snowboard jackets, snowboard pants, snowboard hats and beanies, gloves, luggage, board bags and more. Checkout the hoodies and T's too!
SnowMule1
Spitfire2
The Berrics1
Volcom4

Sport / Activity
These packs have been specifically designed with these sports and activities in mind.

Skateboarding-
Scootering-
School Packs-
BMX-
Snowboarding4
Skiing4
Mountaineering4
Water Sports-

Carry Systems
We carry a range of specialist packs, designed to carry and protect specific sporting and technical equipment.

Skateboard-
Has a strap system for attaching your skateboard to your bag when you're not using it.
Laptop-
Featuring a separate padded section or pocket to protect your laptop
Snowboard4
Has a strap system to attach your snowboard to the pack, either verticly or horizontly, leaving your hands free for other things.
Skis4
Has a strap system for holding your ski's to your backpack. Essential for hiking off piste and through the airport.
Ski Kids-
We have some specialist packs with integrated towing systems to pull kids along when they get tired skiing. These packs also come with loads of special attachments to carry kids's skis and all their equipment.
Snow Shovel4
Pockets or straping specifically made for snow shovels
Ice Axe / Probe4
Pockets or straping specifically made for ice axes and/or avalanche probes
Climbing Equipment-
Specialist climbing / mountaineering packs with strap and pocket systems for holding harnesses, ropes and other climbing equipment.

Gender

Female3
Female specific backpacks use different sizing in the back panel to contour specifically to a woman's frame.
Unisex/Male1

Frame Type
The back panel is perhaps the most important part of a back pack because it is the part which comes into contact with your back so, for sporting usage, heavy loads and long periods of use, needs to be comforatble.

Integrated Frame3
Modern hi tech packs come with integrated frames (as well as foam padding) to ensure the pack sits comforatbly on your back and carries the load in a stable, well balanced manner. The bigger the pack, the heavier the load, the more time it is on your back and the more extrem your sporting activity, the more important a good frame becomes.
Padding Only1
Most packs tend to have a comfortable layer of foam padding on the back panel, to prevent pack contents digging into your back and to insulate your pack contents from the heat of your back.
No Frame, No Padding-
Fine for small packs, packs not used for action sports, packs not on your back for long periods of time or for packs not used for bulky loads.

Volume

Hydration

Included-
Hydration bladder, tube and valves are included with these bags.
Optional Extra4
These bags have a specialist pocket for hydrators, but the bladders and tubes are not included.
Not Compatible -
These bags are not compatible with hydration systems

Access

Regular2
Access to the main compartment via the front / top of the bag. Ideal for every day use. Easy access so you do not need to take everything out to find something at the bottom of your pack.
Top Loading2
For Mountaineering & Rock Climbing

Access to the main compartment via the top of the bag - minimising the risk of items falling out whilst you are rummaging around.
Back Panel1
For Mountaineering & Rock Climbing

Access to the main compartment through the back panel of the pack. Swing the pack round to your chest, with the waist strap is still attached, for easy access the contents. Ideal for rock climbers or anyone who does not want to risk dropping their pack whilst accessing the contents.

Straps

Chest Strap-
Chest strap, connecting the two shoulder straps across your chest; helps to keep your bag in a comforatble position and stops the shoulder straps slipping off your shoulders.
Waist Band Strap-
Straps around the waist to keep your bag upright - especially useful for action sports. On the best packs, these straps are designed to take a lot of the weight off your shoulders, transferring it through your hips instead - making the pack much more comforatble to carry.
Both4
Both waist and chest straps to keep your backpack upright and secure
Neither-
Basic packs good for walking around the streets but not for serious hikers!

Special Features
Specialist features for specialist uses. Some of the features listed here are included with ski, snowboard and mountaineering packs designed for when you venture off piste into the backcountry where there may be a risk of avalanche.

Back Protector1
Reinforced spine and back protection built in to the back of the bag. Protects you and your gear.
Waterproof Pocket4
Waterproof pocket(s), perfect for cameras, MP3 players, iPod's and phones