Can you please recommend me a backpack for daily use? I think it better has 30L capacity at least. This would be my main criteria. I wouldn't mind the price if the quality is worth it.
Backpack Recommendations for Daily Use
baldur on 11/06/2022 - 22:30
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https://www.deuter.com/au-en/shop/backpacks/p225467-hiking-b…
The 28L Futura have been great, have exclusively used these since buying the first.
What are planning on carrying in the backpack?
Do you want a backpack for commuting to work in an office or for carrying gear to a building site or for going hiking?
Different loads have different requirements.
My food, maybe laptop not all the time though, also to carry some grocery items for shopping purposes.
tom bihn brain bag. pricey, but made in USA and quality. you can order directly from their website, it's how i got mine. shipping is a bit of a prick.
How about the Crumpler Creator's Kingpin. I've just removed the camera pouches.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/324806033000Dont think Crumpler sell it through their website anymore.
Hey this one is quite nice and relatively affordable
Edit aaand I’ve bought yet another bag lmfao
i got one after you linked this..and while it's pretty good once the camera pouches are removed (i might keep the bottom one in for my a7iii) - its quite on the big size.
Luckily i'm 1.8m so its kinda in proportion but for an everyday-er i think the crumpler creators algorithm might be more what i would suggest
A leather messenger bag would be more stylish for your laptop and other stuff. If you ever have any grocery shopping you could just carry it in a bag.
Not sure I've ever seen a backpack that you couldn't use daily.
Just get a cheap Dell one when on 70% discount.
$5-$10 from Lifeline etc, endless choice of size, colour and features.
Osprey porter 30 is a banger if you want a clamshell style