Accessories

When deciding what backpack to purchase, you should firstly consider the size of it. You need to think about what you’re going to use it for and how much you will need to carry in it. 

If you’re using it for commuting you’ll want a backpack between 10L to 20L. If you’re carrying a laptop, then it’s a good idea to have a laptop compartment too in order to keep it safe. Our 17L Technical Tote Backpack is perfect for people on the move who want a bag for travelling to and from work. It also has easily accessible exterior pockets  

For those wanting a backpack for travelling, you might want a slightly larger backpack. Our 20L Everyday Travel Backpack is the perfect urban backpack that you can also take on outdoor adventures. 

If you want to ensure everything stays dry when it rains, a weatherproof backpack is a must. All our backpacks are weatherproof so you have peace of mind on rainy days. Our UNDA range is fully submersible, making it great for water adventurers and rainy commuters alike.

We design our products to last, and this is why we offer a comprehensive 10 year warranty on all our products.

This warranty covers any manufacturing defects, ensuring our customers receive the best quality and service. If we determine the issue is covered, we will repair it and send it back to you free of charge. If the product is damaged beyond repair, we will replace it for you.

For more details, please visit our warranty policy page.

The name rucksack originated from the German word “rücken” which means “back” and “sack”. Rucksack has become a popular term to describe bags and is frequently used today, especially when describing outdoor backpacks.

When shopping for modern backpacks, the first thing people are going to notice is the style of it. You want the backpack to look stylish but it cannot sacrifice functionality. It should still be able to fit the things you need to carry. A modern backpack should be comfortable to carry around. Modern backpacks should also be environmentally friendly and made from sustainable materials. 

Rucksacks and backpacks are essentially the same thing. The main difference is a rucksack is designed to carry more things and is often used to describe hiking bags. The "standard" rucksacks fall within the 20-40 liter capacity. Our 24L Ultimate Backpack is ideal if you’re after a large modern bag for hiking and traveling.    

Urban backpacks are designed for daily use. They are ideal for commuting to work, travel and for university. They are made from durable material so they can hold essential items without the material coming apart. A quality urban backpack will also be water-resistant to protect your belongings on rainy days.

Yes, every GROUNDTRUTH product is eco friendly. We care about our planet and do everything we can to reduce our impact. Our products are made from 100% recycled materials and include our hardware made from recycled plastic and captured CO2, ensuring our products are carbon neutral. We even offer a carbon negative option at the checkout so you can reduce your carbon footprint too.  

An eco-friendly backpack is made from sustainable, recycled, or biodegradable materials.

We only work with Bluesign®-certified and Global Recycled Standard manufacturers meaning all our backpacks are ethically made, using suitable materials. 

Our backpacks are made from 100% recycled materials. Every part of our RIKR and UNDA range of backpacks are made from sustainable materials from the stylish body although the way through to the threads that hold it all together. Even the zips are sustainably made.   

Absolutely! Recycled textiles can be incredibly strong. We use advanced recycling techniques to ensure our materials are not only eco-friendly but also resilient and durable for everyday use. The construction and weaves we choose ensures the highest level of durability and strength. Our main body textiles are constructed with a ballistic weave, meaning the yarn is twisted as it is weaved, giving an extra layer of strength.

All GROUNDTRUTH products are 100% vegan. We do not use any type of animal products in our materials.