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Pack Suggestions? 12/25/25(Thu)18:34:10 No.2855256 I didn't try to be an ultralight fag on purpose but it turned out all the gear I need for a 3-4 night backpacking trip fits in a 40-45L backpack, so I'm looking at options for backpacks in that range. Currently using this Gossamer Gear 42L pack and it's okay so far, but does anybody have other suggestions for mid-sized packs?
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Anonymous
12/25/25(Thu)22:12:37 No.2855279 >>2855256
kakwa 55 homie get the ultra200x if you can its very solid ill be testing it more so on the at soon perchance
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Anonymous
12/26/25(Fri)02:40:18 No.2855295 >>2855256
What's wrong with the pack you've got?
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Anonymous
12/27/25(Sat)21:04:54 No.2855450 >>2855295
Im looking for something that shares a lot of these design elements (lightweight, waterproof, frameless, lots of mesh pockets on the outside) except it needs to have load lifters, which this bag does not have
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Anonymous
12/27/25(Sat)23:41:07 No.2855459 >>2855256
Atom Packs
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Anonymous
12/28/25(Sun)02:04:34 No.2855481 >>2855450
>frameless
>load lifters
retard
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Anonymous
12/28/25(Sun)04:55:38 No.2855494 >>2855450
>frameless
Sorry bro, I can't help you there. My gear is ultralight but I still find a frame essential.
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Anonymous
12/28/25(Sun)10:16:41 No.2855513 >>2855494
This, it should be for daypacks. 40-45L without a frame sucks. I think OP might've ended up with one he didn't like and should go for alternatives instead of frameless.
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Anonymous
12/28/25(Sun)11:12:30 No.2855519 Sorry for hijacking the thread but I'm looking for a big (45+L) pack with removable lid that can turn into a daypack like this youtube.com/watch?v=g9dDFltpt1Y (But not quite like this. I'd love the daypack to have a long vertical compartment that can fit an ipad or a small laptop)
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Anonymous
01/11/26(Sun)18:39:26 No.2857255 >>2855519
Maybe Eberlestock has something like that. I know one of their large ruck packs has a lid daypack.
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Anonymous
01/12/26(Mon)12:38:34 No.2857350 >>2855513
Frames for daypacks are overkill, simple as.
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)08:31:27 No.2858126 >>2855256
Granite Gear makes good shit.
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)10:07:47 No.2858129 >>2855519
that's pretty cool but for me personally that would be too much work converting the whole thing. i'd probably just bring an extra smaller pack and use that. there should be many lightweight options, especially if you are looking for something in the 10L range
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Anonymous
01/23/26(Fri)03:48:53 No.2858647 >>2855256
the most important thinf about the backpack is its durability
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSm48oVCaWc
