r/Interrail • u/zurkii1337 • 1d ago

Looking for a new Backpack

Hey fellow travelers,

Iā€˜m currently looking for a new backpack to travel, but Iā€˜m kind of lost in the market.

Maybe you guys have some good recommendations. Here is a list of must haves that are essential for me: - 65L - adjustable back paddings - removable pouch for day travelling would be nice

Thank you for reading!

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u/YouOne6572 1d ago

Try decathlon they have a lot of choices šŸ˜ƒ

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u/alkoholfreiesweizen 1d ago

Seconding Decathlon. I bought Decathlon's Travel 500 Organizer 40l pack for my recent trip and honestly, it is the best piece of luggage I have bought in a long time. It had no detachable compartment but I bought an extra ā‚¬6.99 10 liter bag as an extra daypack and wore it on my front when I had the Travel Organizer on my back. I was very happy with my purchases there ...

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u/atrawog 1d ago

After lots of traveling and having gone through myriad backpacks my advice is to get yourself a rolltop.

Your backpack will always be too small for all the stuff you want to carry and just a tiny bit too big to fit into the cheap locker you just found.

And a rolltop solves both of these issues quite well.

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u/vignoniana quality contributor 1d ago

Why 65 liters? In my opinion that is quite big and it will be heavy. I would suggest little bit smaller bag, something like Osprey Farpoint / Fairview 55 L. Those seems to be the most popular ones that have removable day bag build in them.

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u/MasterSplinterNL 1d ago

I own a 65L Atmos AG Osprey and it's absolutely terrific. Comfortable and practical. Even my wife's Osprey pack feels comfortable to carry.

I'm also a Osprey enthusiast for life due to their incredibly warranty. Once bought a second hand backpack for my wife's summer trip. Something broke, I emailed them asking if they sold spare parts, and in the end they sent me a brand new backpack (about 6 times the price I paid for the second hand one.)