Berghaus
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MTN Guide Alpine Pants
This lightweight softshell pant will perform all day and night. The Women's MTN Guide Alpine Pant is your ‘go anywhere, do everything’ summer companion. This softshell marvel is to...
Cargo Pants
The classic cargo design includes six pockets for keeping your essentials within easy reach. The built in knee articulation enhances freedom of movement. Snap front closure with fl...
Navigator Pants
Berghaus Navigator Pants in Monument. Exclusive to Footasylum, A reliable, versatile choice for outdoor adventures and everyday wear. Designed for comfort and durability, these pan...
Women's Ortler 2.0 Walking Trousers
Whatever the season, these trousers are a handy go-to piece of kit. You'll love the easy movement thanks to articulated knees and tough two-way stretch fabric. Great for rough terr...
Trail-Explorer Zip-Off Hiking Trousers
The zipped hiking trouser Trail-Explorer is versatile and performs well across the board. The robust and stretchy fabric is combined with smart design touches to ensure great freed...
Elect U25 Jet Backpack
Versatile backpack with a capacity of 25 liters, numerous storage options, and an adjustable drawstring system for everyday use. Carry it throughout the year in three different way...
Twentyfourseven 20 Litre Daysack
Hydration Compatible The Twentyfourseven 20 Backpack comes with a specially designed pocket for your hydration reservoir. This is brilliant for those long days on the trail when it...
Men's Fast Hike M15 Backpack
Extremely versatile, lightweight 15-liter backpack with a men's specific fit for great comfort on the hiking trail. Durable, organized, and super practical - you can't go wrong wit...
Vulcan V Rucksack
Probably the most beloved of all Berghaus rucksacks, the Vulcan represents an older military design, simple and robust. An excellent ruck for military use and works equally well in...
25L Backpack
The Berghaus 25 litre rucksack in black and grey is a practical and stylish choice for everyday adventures. Made from durable polyester, it features adjustable padded straps for co...
24/7 Backpack
With a spacious 18 Litre volume that provides all the storage for your kit and equipment. Featuring walking pole holders, pockets, elasticated external bungee and a handy laptop sl...
24/7 365 Backpack
Its 23L volume provides space for the gear you need for a day outdoors and it is packed with features designed for adventure. Walking stick attachments, pockets, and a laptop sleev...
Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Berghaus
5 mentions from real owners
- #1Nov 4, 2025
Backpack suggestions?
Berghaus, i have had a rucksack for i think about 16 or 27 years
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Nov 4, 2025
Backpack suggestions?
Berghaus have a lifetime repair policy. Have to send away but they do so for free.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Nov 4, 2025
My favorite travel pants, shoes & backpack after trying way too many
If you want something similar from a reputable Western brand, hiking pants cover this remit pretty well. Brands like Regatta, Craghoppers, Karrimor, Berghaus, etc etc. They will still use synthetic materials, though, due to the other benefits it can convey for their purpose.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Jun 6, 2025
What is your most unintentional BIFL item?
Thrifted an old Berghaus fleece with their old windstop tech lining in it (which still works a treat). It was made in the UK in 1995. I can’t see this thing ever wearing out, and its had significant abuse over the near decade I’ve had it. Absolute favourite wardrobe piece.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #5Dec 6, 2015
Camping suggestions?
gear isn't BIFL, unless you never use it. the best you can hope for is reasonable repair costs and good warranties. good european brands: tents: vango, quechua, hilleberg (most expensive but very high quality) pack: deuter, berghaus cooking: your current canister stove is great. wood is really hassle for frequent backpacking. given that you're in the UK, what if all you can find are rain-soaked twigs? trangia stoves are popular but alcohol is more fussy.
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