There is a lot to consider when looking at a large backpack, whether that’s for an overnight camping trip or a much longer expedition. That’s why we’ve put together our comparison table which puts all of the backpacks we’ve reviewed side by side to make it easier for you to compare their main features. Below, we’ve outlined our awards, size, weight, capacity, load, pockets, torso length and whether the backpack comes with a rain cover. You’ll also find buying options which will take you straight through to see current and up to date prices for each backpack.
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Product
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Osprey Atmos AG 65
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Osprey Kestrel 48
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Osprey Aether Plus 70
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Gregory Paragon 58
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Gregory Baltoro 65
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Big Agnes Parkview 63
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Osprey Aether 65
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Granite Gear Blaze 60 Women
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The North Face Women’s Terra 55
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Dueter Air Contact Core 60+10
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Buying Options
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Our Award
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Best for Men
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Best Lighter Backpack for Men
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Best Large Capacity Backpack for Men
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Best for Women
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Best Lighter Backpack for Women
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Best Large Capacity Backpack for Women
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Size
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S/M – L/XL
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S/M – L/XL
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S/M – L/XL
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S/M – M/L
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S – M – L
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M – L
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S/M – L/XL
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WS – UL
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XS/S – M/L
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W – Regular
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Weight
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2 – 2.2 kg
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1.9 – 2.1 kg
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2.5 – 2.8 kg
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1.5 – 1.6 kg
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2.1 – 2.4 kg
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1.6 – 1.8 kg
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2.2 – 2.3 kg
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1.3 – 1.4 kg
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1.6 – 1.7 kg
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2.1 – 2.3 kg
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Capacity
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65 – 68 liters
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46 – 48 litres
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68 – 70 liters
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58 litres
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65 litres
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63 + 10 liters
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65 – 68 liters
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60 liters
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55 litres
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60 + 10 liters
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Load
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13.6 – 18 kg
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9.1 – 15.9 kg
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14 – 27 kg
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22.7 kg
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22.7 kg
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22.7 kg
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14 – 27 kg
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22.7 kg
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N/A
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15 – 20 kg
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Pockets
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9
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10
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8
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6
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10
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8
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5
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6
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5
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8
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Torso Lengths
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43 – 58.9
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40.5 – 58.5 cm
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43 – 58.5 cm
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38 – 60 cm
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40.6 – 55.9 cm
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46 – 56 cm
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43 – 58.5 cm
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38.1 – 60.9 cm
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35.5 – 47.7 cm
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35 – 62 cm
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Rain Cover
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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No
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No
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Yes
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Editor’s note: This article is part of our buyers guide to waterproof hiking backpacks. See other articles in this series:
- Best Waterproof Hiking Backpacks
- How to Choose The Right Waterproof Backpack For Your Hike
- How We Tested Waterproof Hiking Backpacks
- Compare Waterproof Hiking Backpacks
- Water Resistant vs Waterproof vs Water Repellent – What is the Difference
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Conclusion
If you’ve already read our individual reviews for large waterproof backpacks, or our individual reviews for each of the backpacks featured, you’ll see that there is a lot to consider between each pack. Whilst outwardly, the majority of backpacks may look the same, it is important to get a backpack that is right for you – this can be down to things like sizing and torso length, weight and carrying capacity, so it’s really important to compare the models out there and see what makes the most sense for you. We hope our comparison table makes things easier for you to choose the right backpack for your needs.
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