This blog post on backpack/trolley luggage is really useful – I was wondering if you have used the cabin x one yourselves? A few of its awesome features include multiple compartments for all your clothes and other items, the top quick stash pocket, multiple grab handles, and treaded off-road wheels so you can roll this bag on challenging terrain!

Hopefully, your travel wanderlust doesn’t end with one trip, so you want your rucksack of choice to last longer than your tan. For some travellers this is preferable as it’s really easy to wheel, particularly on smoother surfaces.Being an item you take everywhere, the Intercity’s reinforced rip-stop material make this pack both hard wearing and reliable during off grid adventures. It’s not the cheapest backpack with wheels on the market by a long shot, but consider it an investment piece that you’ll use for many years. We're often asked, which rucksack or backpack is right for various activities, and most of the time the answer can be covered with 'a backpack that fits you correctly'. Many of the crew aren’t avid photographers but still enjoyed the addition of the dividers which meant they could easily organise and separate whatever they put in the bag too.

They can be rolled along most of the time but leave you with the option of using backpack mode if the terrain proves unsuitable for wheels.

For international trips stretching out more than three days though, I’d consider bringing an additional business bag. For instance, it contains many internal compartments of different sizes, meaning there’s a space for everything – from your laptop and tablet computer (in padded sleeves) to A4-sized files, smartphone, and keys. What our testers loved most about this pack in particular is how much it actually looks and feels like a “normal” backpack compared to some of the other square or bulkier bags.