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Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack - 65L, Mesh Back Panel, Multiple Pockets - With Code
Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack - 65L, Mesh Back Panel, Multiple Pockets - With Code
Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack - 65L, Mesh Back Panel, Multiple Pockets - With Code
Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack - 65L, Mesh Back Panel, Multiple Pockets - With Code
Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack - 65L, Mesh Back Panel, Multiple Pockets - With Code
Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack - 65L, Mesh Back Panel, Multiple Pockets - With Code
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Posted 26 July 2023

Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack - 65L, Mesh Back Panel, Multiple Pockets - With Code

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Eurohike Nepal 65 Rucksack for £17 with code WORLD15 ( You can also use JDO-DOFE-PAR or 15UDUO )

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- Delivery is £3.95 or Free Over £80

The Nepal 65 is lightweight but packed with storage options and a padded harness that shares the load comfortably across your back. From the Yorkshire Dales to Everest, the Nepal 65 makes walking better.

  • Fully adjustable harness system
  • Multiple storage pockets
  • Padded harness system
  • Walking pole attachment system
  • Fully adjustable chest and hip belt
  • Dimensions: 72 x 28 x 22cm
  • Capacity: 65 litres
  • Weight: 1.38kg
  • Colour: navy
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  1. bbleo211180's avatar
    I have bought it last time when it was posted here for £20. It's good quality. Bought it for a school trip and it survived . Only wish if the back metal pipe supports were removable to clean it in washing machine...
  2. adriandocherty's avatar
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    Crikey I thought it was a bargain at £20!
    BlueCreek's avatar
    That works out cheaper if you can c&c
  3. pepsi_max2k's avatar
    Not a criticism of this exactly, but if you're planning on doing anything serious (like, more than a kid going up a hill for a day), please just get the Osprey 65L Atmos. Honestly Ospreys are just so much better than anything else in every conceivable way - most of which you won't appreciate until you're actually fiddling around trying to zip something up in a rainstorm, or endlessly trying to get the fit right, or basically anything at all. Yes it's £100s. But you'll think that's cheap and be happy to have paid more. It's hands down the most important thing you'll buy - cheap out on everything (really, everything) else, but not the pack.
  4. anuruddha's avatar
    Collection isn't available anymore
  5. Miccheck1516's avatar
    Utter bargain!, this is actually a decent bag, The only thing it's missing is a waterproof cover but even without one it'd have to be a very wet day for your kit to be soaked inside. At this price it'd sooner buy one of the generic covers and carry it than risk my gear getting wet and the bag getting heavy(er) with water
    take_a_look's avatar
    Large drybag/sack inside will do the job.
  6. davy927tenpole's avatar
    Bought for £20 a few weeks back, good backpack, I doubt it will ever be cheaper than this, good spot OP
  7. tommybuges's avatar
    Bought this for £20 last week. Great bag. Well worth it
  8. Batman_namtaB's avatar
    Bought as off camping soon. Will use this as my clothes bag for week. Thanks op
  9. pjazzy's avatar
    Thanks for this, already bought these for my kids and ordered another. They're off camping this weekend so will see how well it does.

    Edit - Update on the camping trip (3 nights). Rucksacks held up well, no issues. They didn't do any hiking with them on but they worked out brilliantly for their needs. (edited)
  10. webbo2's avatar
    Another one that bought it a few weeks ago for £20. Looks ok, but I've not used the thing yet as I'm waiting for the rain to stop! ☔
  11. drummer99's avatar
    It can be a carry on bag for low cost airlines?

    I wish they have something between 40L and 50L
    pepsi_max2k's avatar
    Not a chance.
  12. JimMc's avatar
    Is it the same price instore to avoid the £3.95 delivery?
  13. sangheili08's avatar
    Rrp 60 £, was it ever that price or is it worth it even if ?
  14. b13kal's avatar
    Not a serious hiker, what would you put in that bag? Would love to start long hikes… any useful links to starting up?
  15. trickyricky's avatar
    They declined my cashback, so don’t expect them to pay.
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