Great
=).. I may be able to help you here!
First of
all, I would never recommend buying a massive suit case on wheels (been there,
never ever want to do that again..) Secondly, after ditching the suitcase,
don't just walk into any random camping shop in Florence and buy the biggest
pack you can find to fit all your crap into... coz chances are the sales guy
wont know what he is talking about, and will sell you a 90L pack that you have
to customise to fit you with many knots!
Do your
homework and formulate a checklist, preferably while you're in your own
country. No language barrier and a wider variety of products will definitely
lead you down the right track to finding the perfect travel companion.
This is
my checklist:
- Fully
lockable
- Opens
like a suit case
-
Weatherproof, preferably canvas type material
-
Separate bottom compartment (for dirty shoes etc)
- Decent
detachable day pack that is lockable and fits my macbook
- A
harness that actually fits me
- Lots of
secret compartments
-
Lockable harness cover for the airport
- Evenly
spreads the weight on my back and hips - does not sit the weight on my bum
making it difficult to walk (make sure you try the pack on with weight in it in
the shop. Generally 10-15kg's, and make sure its as evenly distributed as
possible)
So I have
been very lucky third time around after doing loads of homework and trying on a
ton of different packs at camping and outdoor shops.
MACPAC
GENESIS AZTEC... worth a look! Check out the online store at Macpac
For all the women out there who are around 5'5'' and small framed, I would highly recommend buying a Macpac Genesis AzTec. I brought a 70L size W2 (this size includes a 15L detachable backpack). The harness is great and it ticks all of the boxes for durability and quality, as well as my checklist above.
For all the women out there who are around 5'5'' and small framed, I would highly recommend buying a Macpac Genesis AzTec. I brought a 70L size W2 (this size includes a 15L detachable backpack). The harness is great and it ticks all of the boxes for durability and quality, as well as my checklist above.
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