A family, not a gangMost wolf bags show a lone animal. This one shows the group, and it is the more accurate picture by some distance.A wild pack is a breeding pair and their offspring from the last few years. Not a collection of rivals, not a hierarchy anyone fought their way up: a family, in which the parents lead because they are the parents.Almost every wolf spends almost its entire life in company. The solitary phase is a brief and dangerous stretch between leaving one family and founding another, which makes the lone wolf the exception rather than the ideal.A group suits the panelA pale grey wolf howls in the foreground with a full moon behind it, and the rest of the pack is spread over the rocks to its right, against a violet sky, dark pines and yellow autumn ferns.Several animals spread across the back of a bag fill the space in a way a single central motif does not. The back panel is a broad rectangle, and a design that uses its full width looks considered rather than stranded.What it holdsA laptop in a sleeve, a charger, a notebook, a water bottle upright, lunch and a folded jacket.The bag29 x 16 x 42 cm, Oxford fabric and black nylon, foam-lined back panel, air cushion shoulder straps, strong zips.Water resistant rather than fully waterproof: the fabric sheds rain, and the zips and seams are not sealed.Our article on how wolf packs work has more. See the wolf backpack range.Free worldwide shipping, 7 to 12 business days. 30 day returns. See our shipping policy for details.
