10 Best Backpacks With Wheels UK 2024 | Osprey, Mountain Warehouse and More

This bag from Cabin Max can provide the best of both worlds as it offers a relatively large capacity with a low weight. Plus, as the brand name suggests, it works perfectly as a carry-on bag for air travel. 

The design comes in four bold colours, featuring 3 different compartments so you can organise your things easily. In particular, the front pocket lets keep your wallet, keys, phone and passport conveniently close to hand. 

Mountain Warehouse has been a trusted outdoor brand since its foundation in 1997, providing excellent quality hiking and camping equipment to customers all over the world ever since. If you're looking for something with a quality guarantee, you can't get much better than that! 

The chic all-black design features a subtle pop of blue on the zippers. Better yet, the 35-litre capacity means you can make this work for both day-to-day use and short weekend getaways. 

This 3-in-1 set from Wenlia is designed for the cool kids, with a choice of 4 different patterns. Whether they prefer blue dinosaurs, yellow mermaids, pink pandas or purple unicorns, they'll have all they need when on the go with this matching backpack, lunchbox and pencil case set. 

The shockproof lining and lightweight, waterproof material make this bag resilient to the typical wear and tear of boisterous youth. The various compartments also make it easy to organise everything they need for school or travel. 

The largest backpack on our list, this 80-litre option from Osprey is ideal for longer trips. You won't have to worry about all that extra weight on your back either, as the shoulder straps are reinforced with chest and hip buckles to stabilise weight and improve posture. 

The 100% waterproof nylon exterior opens out to four separate compartments, allowing for more organised packing. Once you're all set for the road, the lockable zippers will give you peace of mind while you travel. 

Small but mighty, this is the lightest bag on our list. By no means flimsy, the black and yellow design pays homage to the iconic branding of Stanley Black & Decker, and you can expect industrial strength from this pack!

Originally designed to carry power tools, it is filled with multiple compartments to keep everything organised. You can rest assured that a bag built for builders will handle your luggage with ease.

This backpack features a luminous design that appears white in daylight and glows blue at night. It's perfect for anyone looking to make an impact, and it just goes to show you don't have to sacrifice style for convenience. 

That being said, the cartoon design is somewhat juvenile, so may not be appropriate for all ages. Still, if you're shopping for a child, or you're confident you can pull it off yourself, it's sure to turn some heads!

Here's another option for the style-conscious, but this time with a more sophisticated look. This black and beige design strikes the perfect balance between minimalism and intrigue. 

When full, the chest strap will help to distribute the weight of the bag, not that it's overly heavy at 1.9 kg! The only reason it hasn't made it further up the list is the 30-litre capacity might be a little too small for longer journeys. 

This may be one of the cheapest options available, but it certainly doesn't disappoint when it comes to functionality. The 28-litre capacity is split into 3 compartments, making it perfect for everyday use. 

As one of the smaller bags on the list, you would expect it to be one of the lightest. However, we feel that the 2.08 kg weight lets it down slightly in terms of size to weight ratio. Although this shouldn't be too much of a problem for shorted journeys and casual use.

This sleek wheeled backpack is constructed from 100% recycled polyester. This results in a lightweight and rugged bag that's more sustainable than most - ideal for any eco-warrior or intrepid explorer! 

The design would fit in just as well at the office as it would on an adventure, making it a versatile choice. However, the price is relatively high compared to the others on our list. If sustainability is important to you, though, it might be worth the cost. 

This backpack defies convention by situating the wheels at the front of the bag instead of the back. This creates quite a unique and striking look, but it also means that you don't have to tuck in or remove the back straps every time you want to switch to the rolling luggage. 

Unfortunately, this does mean that the straps are not removable and there is no dedicated space to store them when not in use. Depending on your preference, you may not mind this, but some have commented that they thought it looked quite messy and unappealing to have the unused straps on show.