Muc-Off Ride Pack – Camo Review 2026

The Ride Pack Camo runs the same trail-optimised specification as the rest of the Ride Pack range, swapping the standard colourway options for a camo finish that earns it something of a cult following among riders who take their aesthetic as seriously as their trail times.

The fundamentals are identical: a hydration bladder-compatible riding pack designed for the movement patterns of technical trail riding, with a tool-roll pocket for trailside essentials and phone storage within reach. The profile is trimmed to avoid wind resistance and to stay out of the way as you move around the saddle on steep and technical terrain — details that separate a genuinely good riding pack from one that’s been adapted from a hiking template.

As a standalone pack — without the D30 protector or cleaning bundle — the Camo Ride Pack is the choice for riders who have protection and cleaning sorted and simply want the pack in a colourway that stands apart from the standard options. It’s a narrower purchase than the bundles but a deliberate one.

Who is the Muc-Off Ride Pack Camo aimed at?

Trail and enduro riders with strong kit preferences who want a pack that looks good on the hill and holds up on technical terrain. Also the choice for anyone who has bought into the Ride Pack ecosystem and wants to add a second option in a different colourway.

Specifications:

• Ride Pack: Camo colourway, hydration-compatible, tool-roll pocket, phone storage
• Back protector pocket: Yes (D30 protector sold separately)
• Bundle: Pack only

At £140 for the pack alone, you’re paying for the Muc-Off design and the distinctive colourway. The camo version tends to generate strong opinions on the trail — usually positive ones.