Day Packs

This bag was inspired by US Military luggage and is a great companion for any overseas travel. But is equally at home as kit or gym bag. For those lucky few it will also easily fit in the cargo hatch of a Cessna if you are travelling around the outback.

This Crew Equipment Bag pulls style influences from our canvas flight backpack to a convenient shoulder bag.

This is a simple, lightweight over the shoulder floppy Tote that can be used to carry almost anything.

This small Tote is proving to have more uses than we ever imagined.

This is a waxed cotton Messenger Bag designed to please pedal powered commuters.

This pack pays homage to one James Byron Hustad known as JBH who roamed Minnesota’s Iron Range in search of underground deposits for US Steel in the middle of the last century. Exploring the North Country in search of iron ore can lead an intrepid young geologist into all sorts of adventure. Equipped with his trusty rucksack he would often travel by canoe or float plane into secluded remote areas.

A very simple waxed canvas drawstring pack that’s built to carry little things for a lifetime.

This is one of our favourite day packs.

“So-journ noun / soh-jurn: a period of time when you stay in a place as a traveller or guest”.

This bag works well for children and the young at heart who just want a 'Little bag to carry'.

Almost the perfect day pack as seen in old Victorian prints when plant and specimen collecting was all the rage and Alpine walks were the height of fashion. Inside is a security pocket ideal for map and compass or today’s cell phone and i-Pod™. If you look in our Friends section you will see a little more about where these bags are made, why they were made and who makes them. We look worldwide for good products that have evolved to meet a need. The Frost River story is worth reading. Features...