Black Hole Pack 32L

• what country do you live in? That’s important for people to give you useful recommendations that are available to you. I’ll give US specific recommendations because that’s what I’m familiar with and you did give weight in pounds so I’m guessing ‘murican… - do you need to carry a laptop on your trips

I have both. I think the TP4S is honestly still a bit small, even though I can see the difference vs the CPP2. I fit significantly more in my Patagonia Black Hole (32L), much more than the supposed 4L difference.

Have you seen the Patagonia Black Hole 32L? It's got daisy chains you can mod a cord on. And it ticks the rest of your boxes. It's also very lightweight at under 800g. Worth a look.

I personally go for a medium and a small in most cases, they fit very well in my Patagonia Black Hole 32L (I think despite the 2 extra liters should be around the same space as your bag in the main compartment). I have my everyday clothes (trousers, shirts, outer layers like fleeces) in the medium a

Very happy to! Overall, I think it’s a good bag with very solid quality. For 40L at 1.3kg it’s a good weight ratio. It’s halfway between the Patagonia mini MLC 30L and the Patagonia Black Hole 32L. It is more similar to the Black Hole in looks (higher and thinner) but it has one large compartment an

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Looks great! Would definitely be one I would consider if I was looking for a new bag.. Having run in my Salomon 20L running backpack a few times into the office and struggled I went for a Patagonia Black Hole 32L which is not fully waterproof but waterproof enough for commuting (only zips and seams

That translates to: "I still have to figure out if it's a sling bag or a backpack". This sub focusses on bags which are carry-on / overhead (typical max 45L) or personal item / underseat (in range 18L - 30L). Carrying two filled backpacks is generally considered out of scope for this sub. Backpack +

Seeking a pack for a 1-year Asia trip with a 16" MBP under the 7kg airline limit. Hey everyone, looking for some focused advice on a tricky setup. I've done my research but would appreciate the community's wisdom on the final decision. Use Case / Context: 1 year in Southeast Asia (Thailand, Vietnam)

The Osprey Fairview is very popular for a reason. That’s the first bag I would suggest looking at. Going to REI and trying on different bags with weights in them will give you an idea of what will be most comfortable for you. The REI Trail 40 is another good option that is a bit cheaper. However, if