Trespass
Trespass
Our Story
At Trespass, we have always been passionate about creating a brand where adventure comes first. We believe no matter where you reside in the world or what age you are, you should always be able to embrace the great outdoors. Established in 1938 under the name Jacobs & Turner Ltd situated in the heart of Glasgow Scotland. In the beginning, we had just 12 machinists working profusely where we provided uniforms and other items of clothing to large organisations including the local police. As our success grew, we started creating anoraks and waterproof jackets that shaped the future of our business.
With in-house designers and product experts, our team are highly talented creative individuals who explore the possibilities and constantly push the boundaries of innovation.
Today, Trespass is one of the UK’s most successful outdoor clothing retailers providing a wide range of products from walking boots to outdoor furniture, selling internationally and exporting to over 60 countries.
The bag itself is very light and comfortable to wear even when loaded with two and a bit weeks worth of things (I am not a light packer!!)
Only way in which it could be improved is to be zippable all the way round (like the much more expensive Osprey bags) to allow me to get at all my things easily rather than rummaging round in the bottom of the bag.
All in all, excellent value for money and a real asset on my holiday.
Dimensions are 60 x 36 x 26. Easyjet cabin luggage is “All passengers ONE cabin bag
Maximum size of 56 x 45 x 25cm including handles and wheels.” (jan 2016)
So should be able to use on easy jet.
Also will be taking this bag for a month long trip around Europe 2016.
This is surprisingly spacious despite the quoted size. The side pockets are a little awkward and lack any way of strapping in anything you put in them so not great for anything more adventurous than walking, but everything else was great. The quality is great a and it is a comfortable pack to wear – it swallowed a long-weekends worth of clothes and sundries including my coat and jumper once I had left the doldrums of the UK weather.