Malle London is a British company run by Robert Nightingale and Jonny Cazzola. The brand makes motorcycle gear and organizes rallies that put its products through real-world trials. Its focus is on design that performs as well as it looks.
The Malle Expedition backpack reflects that goal. It’s made from coated canvas and bridle leather, available in black or sand. Capacity sits at 22.5 liters. It has a waterproof shell and interior lining that keep items dry under heavy spray. Tests show no leakage after prolonged exposure to water.
Inside, users get a main compartment with a red quilted liner and small pockets for tools, cables, or sunglasses. External storage includes a front pouch, a laptop sleeve, and a hidden zippered pocket. It can hold a 13-inch laptop and larger items like a shoebox.
Hardware includes G-hooks and waterproof zippers. While they look distinct, they slow entry when used with gloves. Shoulder straps are padded and stowable, and the back panel slides over luggage handles.
The Expedition costs £299, or about $407. It’s durable, weather-resistant, and built for motorcyclists who want reliable gear with refined styling. It fits both daily commutes and longer runs on the road.
My two cents…
Malle London isn’t your average “heritage” brand pretending to be rugged. It’s run by Robert Nightingale and Jonny Cazzola, two guys who actually take their motorcycle gear into filthy, rain-slinging rallies to see if it survives. Solid kit!
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