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+ 1 on the Ortlieb Packman Pro2 mentioned earlier.
Looked at lots of great packs when I bought it, but in the end had to go for the totally waterproof pack. I think it is great to be able to forget about the possibility of anything getting wet even in the most intense downpour. Feels pretty comfortable as well. |
Originally Posted by rekmeyata
(Post 16429547)
There is no "best" backpack, there is only best if the pack fits you comfortably, will handle what you carry without problems, will allow air to pass between the pack and the back. Personally I don't like backpacks, but for short commutes their fine. Bike shops sometimes sell backpacks for cycling but unless they have some sort of system for raising the pack off the back a bit for air to get between the pack and your back then it doesn't matter if you get it from a cycling store or a camping store.
http://www.bikeforums.net/archive/in.../t-755973.html Matt |
Originally Posted by GeneO
(Post 16430127)
I am partial to my Mission Workshop. Waterproof, very lightweight, quality workmanship, made in USA and lifetime warranty. I have the VX Sanction. Fits my needs in size for my 33 mi RT commute. Only cons are it is a bit pricey, and doesn't have a loop for a taillight.
http://missionworkshop.com/products/...x-rucksack.php Disclaimer: I don't mind my back getting sweaty and I have a shower at work. |
Originally Posted by thecyclingadmin
(Post 16484865)
I like the Mission Fitzroy Rucksack myself.
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Originally Posted by irishtexmex
(Post 16502693)
I bet you also like to play video games while on your bike. Any interest in hopping back in, in say... oh, two weeks? ;)
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I don't know if this is the best, but it's convertible backpack/pannier - http://northstbags.com/products/woodward - I've had my eye on this for a while, but haven't seen too many reviews.
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