Berghaus Twentyfourseven+ 25 Rucksack (Black/Eclipse) - £21.78 @ Amazon UK

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Berghaus Twentyfourseven+ 25 Rucksack (Black/Eclipse) was £35 now £21.78 delivered @ Amazon

£21.78 £35 Amazon UK1 Feb 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Fashion

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vassy1

1 Feb 17

- Flow back system for improved comfort
- Height adjustable chest strap
- Laptop sleeve and internal organiser
- Internal zipped pocket and bottle pocket
- Reflective detail for visibility
- Internal pockets
- Walking pole attachments
- Grab handle

Eclipse

Top comments

badger2609

1 Feb 17 13 #11

Do I need one? No. Have I bought one? Of course. I remember in the good old days when my only vices were women and booze......now it's this bloody site!!! Oh yeah, heat added :smiley:

horsepills to aronandjim

2 Feb 17 4 #36

I think you'd struggle to get inside one of these, to be honest - let alone start running around

DisgruntledD

1 Feb 17 4 #12

30l is £24.56 from RRP £40. https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Sports-Outdoors/Berghaus-421429BP6-24-Seven-30-Rucksack-Black/B00NMNC9HE/ref=pd_sim_200_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=MWXYEFMNXTYM7X0YVP5R

Edit 02/02.17: Price is now £26.65

thomasleep

1 Feb 17 4 #3

The price on this goes up and down more than a yo-yo! (kept it clean :wink: )
Thanks for posting, I missed it a couple of times, so off to buy it now :smiley:

Latest comments (48)

robwatto

20 May 17 #48

Great bag. Had mine for about 4 years and still going strong. Lots of nice little handy pockets!

gphandley

2 Feb 17 #15

Ive got this bag, lasted a year or so and then the zip broke. Ive got to pinch the small metal runner to open and close it now.

omgpleasespamme to gphandley

3 Feb 17 1 #43

Put a paper clip through it, then if you want to make it nice mould some Sugru or something around it.

y_am_I_buying_this to gphandley

9 Feb 17 #47

Just go on their Facebook page show them what's broke/missing I'm sure if you say something positive they'll send you another. A company like this will always look after their customers

Vimto3g

9 Feb 17 1 #46

Thanks OP, went through flubit and got the price down to 19 with free p&p.
Very sturdy backpack and lots of space in comparison to some other £35 ones that i have purchased and then fallen apart within 3 months, I think this one might last me a while!

MadeInBeats

2 Feb 17 2 #25

Found a similar grey one for a few pennies more

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51jBapCR2AL._SY450_.jpg

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Berghaus-Twentyfourseven-Rucksack-25-Filigree/dp/B019WBLGAA/ref=sr_1_4?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1486050146&sr=1-4

ndksamb to MadeInBeats

6 Feb 17 #45

I bought the 20l version of this the other day for £18 but it a completely different design. :disappointed: will get this one as it £21 at the min.

gphandley

3 Feb 17 #44

Thanks. Good idea.

imk83

2 Feb 17 #42

Just ordered one, thinking about the comments here saying it may be small or lacking pockets. So not really that confident I'll like it. I'm just hoping it'll be useful for a daily bag. Let's see

Preying_Eyes

2 Feb 17 #41

Anybody using these for laptop backpack for 17 inch laptop?

lowbug

2 Feb 17 #40

This has been my work bag for a while - top quality tbh I think I might buy another as a spare!

yulu91

2 Feb 17 #39

was about £17 delivered on Surfdome over Xmas clearance, bought but returned. the bag is well made but lack of pockets/compartment to make it more useful.

crofter

2 Feb 17 #37

This reminds me I bought one of these about a month ago and haven't even unpacked it yet ... best check it is what I ordered.

badgerman2 to crofter

2 Feb 17 1 #38

Me too, although it was probably some time in 2015 :confused:

aronandjim

2 Feb 17 #28

These any good for running in?

horsepills to aronandjim

2 Feb 17 4 #36

I think you'd struggle to get inside one of these, to be honest - let alone start running around

bbfb123

2 Feb 17 1 #35

I also use this for commuting to work with. The front clips are good to keep it tight and it holds a pair of shoes and a full set of clothes in comfortably.

mart321

2 Feb 17 #16

Overkill for biking? I'm using a bigger berghaus one at the moment but it's far too cumbersome

JimbotheThimble123 to mart321

2 Feb 17 #34

No mate it's not too big and the front fastening helps, more like a school bag size

killabyte

1 Feb 17 2 #10

Need something for footy. Think this will be an overkill

JimbotheThimble123 to killabyte

2 Feb 17 #33

No mate it isn't overly big , more school bag size

Malabus

2 Feb 17 #32

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00NMNC9HE/ref=pd_aw_sim_200_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=X2DVZW05BAJEEZ2S9HW1 BETTER

horsepills

2 Feb 17 1 #24

I bought this for £28 last year and it's been brilliant. Have used it for all sorts... I found it to be of great quality compared to the other rucksacks I have used - I wonder if the people who say it's of poor quality have just been a little too rough with it?

tek-monkey to horsepills

2 Feb 17 #31

My berghaus has survived better than pretty much any rucksack I've owned. Did have a very robust coleman once, a mate still uses that 4 years after I upgraded! My berghaus though is used for a daily commute and after washing it the other day it looks almost brand new still, just a little fraying on the right shoulder padding where the Velcro from my coat catches it.

daaandeals

2 Feb 17 1 #30

Ah I love backpacks heat added

lovernotfighter

2 Feb 17 #29

Think this is better and cheaper:

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Targus-Matrix-Sport-TSB768EU-16-inch-Laptop-Backpack-Durable-Protection-Design-/192015779447?_trkparms=5373%3A0%7C5374%3AFeatured

bbfb123

2 Feb 17 1 #27

I've got one of these bags to go to Thailand with, great quality and plenty of space to fit a pair of shoes and some clothes in. Good price!

liamwba1

2 Feb 17 1 #26

Cheers OP, been after a new backpack :smiley:

The Biff Man

2 Feb 17 #21

Anyone recommend a waterproof one?

tek-monkey to The Biff Man

2 Feb 17 #23

Isn't this one? I have the pulsar 32 and although not listed as waterproof very little gets in, that said I have re-proofed it with my jacket.

tranceazure

2 Feb 17 1 #22

have this rucksack had it two year.its brilliant.use it for everything including biking.used daily.even transported 30kg of cast iron barbell plates in it short distances very well made

safctopcat

2 Feb 17 1 #20

nice price

abhishektoraskar

2 Feb 17 #19

did not find this good quality!! poor chains even, so annoying. northface with a discount anytime now.

nilzon

2 Feb 17 1 #18

Don't forget you can get price match at go outdoors and save an extra 10%

BazB70

2 Feb 17 1 #17

Ordered thanks

JustExtreme

1 Feb 17 #13

Looks nice is there that much difference between the 30l and 25l aside from total capacity?

vassy1 to JustExtreme

1 Feb 17 1 #14

There is an additional front compartment for the 30l look at the number of zips.

DisgruntledD

1 Feb 17 4 #12

badger2609

1 Feb 17 13 #11

Do I need one? No. Have I bought one? Of course. I remember in the good old days when my only vices were women and booze......now it's this bloody site!!! Oh yeah, heat added :smiley:

muckspreader1

1 Feb 17 1 #9

Great deal thanks for the share.Ordered the black. :smile:

majestic2012

1 Feb 17 1 #8

I have the 35 litre version of this and would highly recommend the range, especially at this price.

scottsorley

1 Feb 17 1 #7

Good find, heat added. Just ordered one.

tinca

1 Feb 17 3 #6

This is a cracking rucksack @ a cracking price - tempted to get another one but tbh it sepulchre be a waste as my current one will more than likely outlive me.

Smuggling Pnuts

1 Feb 17 1 #5

Looks decent

Frank30uk

1 Feb 17 1 #4

Decent price OP, thanks! :stuck_out_tongue:

thomasleep

1 Feb 17 4 #3

The price on this goes up and down more than a yo-yo! (kept it clean :wink: )
Thanks for posting, I missed it a couple of times, so off to buy it now :smiley:

sradmad

1 Feb 17 1 #1

good find vassy , heat added :smiley:

vassy1 to sradmad

1 Feb 17 1 #2

Thanks buddy :smiley:

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