Back Pack / Day Sack

[chris]

I bought the terra 30 a few days after with put realising it was the one you had purchased. Must say I'm very impressed I love the padding on the straps which is a must for me because I always seem to suffer a few days after where they have been sitting but not with this sack. Got everything I needed for an overnighter in it aswell, I reckon I could get a few nights using it if I was careful what food I took.

[Kirth]

I used mine for the first time on Sunday and was very impressed,  put a bladder in mine an slipped a survival bag in there too. Kept my water proofs in the bottom bit.

Very comfortable.

[Spark]

Well this wont suprise some but the OMM packs get my vote every time, http://www.theomm.com/products/packs.html

musts for the hills even for a short day trip are first aid kit, wistle, bivvy bag, map of the area, compass, food & fluid, water proof top and bottoms, spare dry top. mobile phone, after that its up to you...!!

http://www.ratracestore.com/store/info_1618.html

http://www.ratracestore.com/store/info_720.html

 

[ulsterwalker]

The Alpkit gourdon's aint too bad and good for the price, but they're pretty minimilist.
I used a 20L one for the MMM, and just about fitted all I needed in it, not the most comfortable thing I've used but did the job. Unless using only as a daysack, I'd say get the bigger ones.

OMM packs are good, and the 3 litre chest pouch is a top little edition to keep things close to hand. My DSLR lives there if I have it with me, otherwise its full of sweeties and things that would usually clog my trouser pockets.