Speed Lite Pro 25L

I have extensively researched this particular topic.The closest alternative to Osprey Farpoint is Millet Hanang 40. It has some different design choices (in particular, it is not possible to adjust the back length as on farpoint), and it is more bare so-to-speak. I looked at it once in a shop and ha

I use the Deuter speedlite pro 19L this way. Its straps are modeled after a running vest, and it holds pretty snugly for running, especially with the waist belt. Sounds like exactly what you’re looking for. https://www.deuter.com/us-en/speed-lite-pro-19/4046051170183

nobody makes a fully padded hip belt for a 24L pack :) because yes, that's an overkill. For my day hikes I used to use a 35L framed pack (Deuter Futura Pro 36). It's super comfortable and can handle a lot of weight. However, for summer hikes it's a little too big and you can only cinch it down so mu

Well, most light packs with small volume should be okay for running. Deuter Ascender, Speedlite pro for larger volume, Millet Mixt 15/18, etc. I am pretty sure most big brands that make hiking backpacks have models for running. They all are ultralight and weigh slightly more than refraction (300-400

Looks like you are in Germany. Just buy a Deuter (or other available brand with good straps etc.) They often have a build in raincover, hippocket for lenscap, open sidepocket that you can put your tripod in. You can put your smaller things like extra batteries, wallet and SD cards in the compartment

Check also deuter speed lite pro, same style excelent performance