Baltoro

I mean personally I just use my 65L and make it as small as possible when I do smaller trips like this. I don’t like the idea of having multiple bags so I just got one big one with a lot of adjustment. I went with a Gregory Baltoro, you can take the lid off completely for -10L and it has a bunch of

I just got the gregory baltoro float 75 and its absolutely amazing. Carries the weight in such a great way it feels like your backpack is floating by itself if you adjust it correctly. It has a lot of features and you can adjust the backpack straps to different heights

Read the link I gave you. It clearly explains the advantage of a carry-on sized travel backpack (about 40L) for urban/semi-urban travel via hostels/guesthouses/etc. The Gregory Baltoro 65 mentioned elsewhere is a fantastic off-the-grid wilderness backpack which is another situation entirely.

https://sectionhiker.com/gregory-baltoro-backpack-65-review/ “The Gregory Baltoro has long been the Rolls Royce of expedition-sized backpacks, combining superb load-carrying comfort with a highly functional set of pockets, access points, and external attachment options for wilderness backpacking and