If you need a pack for a one day hike out on a trail, touring towns and cities, carting a laptop and files to work or school, or for an outdoor sport such as cycling or trail running Anaconda has a massive selection of the best day packs that will fit comfortably and look fantastic! Whether you are doing a more extended hike, going on a camping trip or just travelling light to a summer destination the packs will get you there comfortably with the latest technical advances to make your trip one to remember for the right reasons! Our larger hiking packs are designed specifically to carry substantial loads of between 15 and 25 kilograms over long distances and through rough terrain. Anaconda prides itself on stocking highly technical brands including Deuter, Denali and Black Wolf that are renowned for their quality and state-of-the-art performance. Our travel packs are designed not only with carrying a large load but with comfort, support and technical performance in mind. This pack will be your home while on the road, so we want this to be comfortable, convenient and protect your gear from the elements.

Choose from out great range of Deuter, Blackwolf and Denali packs. Travellers, expeditioners, family campers, gym goers and in fact anyone who has a truck load of gear should check out these products that offer a convenient way to carry large amounts of gear. It’s not worth risking you pricey equipment, clothes and other item. Keep them secure, dry and safe in our high-performance dry bags and waterproof cases. This category includes toiletry bags, packing cells, dry bags, waterproof liners, luggage locks, travel adaptor and anything else you will need for your travelling, hiking or camping adventure, no matter how far or how foreign your destination. It is vitally important to choose the right backpack for your trip whether a hiking adventure or trotting the globe. Your backpack will be your home on your journey and you want to choose a home that suits you well. If you choose a pack that is too big you will have too much extra weight which may be uncomfortable, too small and you’ll never fit your stuff in and it will be impractical.

Chose the wrong material and your pack may not perform well in the conditions you expose it too. There are very many options and that can make things confusing. Getting the right style, size, durability and fit as well as deciding whether you want a front or top loading back pack are all important considerations. Talk to one of our expert team member in store or over the phone to ensure that you get a back pack that suits your needs perfectly.backpack legend mcmYou may also like these item(s)backpack beaumont tx JanSport Klamath 75L Backpackmec backpack carrier Be the first to write a review! Add to Wish List Fully padded back panel with ribbed and perforated EVA for comfort and breathability Dual water bottle pockets GridFitâ„¢ adjustable harness system

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I just think having a 75L might come in handy if I pick up things along the way which I intend to bring back home.thanks for your time. #1 bakpakk has been a member since 4/4/2010. is that 21 to 22 months? or 2 and a half? If its 2 and a half then i'd say 75lt is WAY to big. If i were you i'd go for something around 50lt. If you plan on buying loads of stuff toward the end just buy a second bag and fill it. Personally, i had the intention of buying a fair amount of stuff but when it came to it nothing really caught my eye... If you're going for 21 - 22 months then 75 might be abit more reasonable! i'd always prefer to carry less though so would probably try squeeze what i need into a 65lt #2 christay2009 has been a member since 8/2/2009. It's suppose to be 2 and a half months, sorry about that. Thanks for the response. I would definitely look into something smaller. #3 bakpakk has been a member since 4/4/2010. Yeah go with 65 max, I think 55 is a good size.

#4 Voyagner has been a member since 12/7/2009. I must say that I travel with a big 70l with a 20l detachable small day-pack, always, many times it isn't at full capacity but just think that a single gift that might be a little bigger might take away more space than you thought. I completly agree that less is more, but 40l of stuff will weight as much in a 40l backpack as in a 75l backpack... Another point of you just to make your decision harder! #5 Indoluso has been a member since 22/12/2009. Another point is that if your next trip will be to a cool place, think about the space that wool jumpers will take... with a 75l you'll have a backpack ready for any trip. #6 Indoluso has been a member since 22/12/2009. 45 Min to 55 Max ! #7 willcas has been a member since 22/2/2010. Seventy-five liters is huge. If you take it, it will fill. And you will not be happy, regardless of how muscular you are. Willcas' recommended 45-55 is a better idea. #8 Archmichael has been a member since 23/7/2008.

I have just recommended the Osprey Aether 70 for a 4 month trip, but they also do a 60. It's extremely comfortable to carry and lightweight itself. It's also very durable. I've used it for 5 days, for 5-6hrs a day, hillwalking Hadrian's Wall so you can imagine how comfortable it is. 75 litres is too big for 2.5 months - you will be able to get your clothes washed and buy anything else you need out there. Pack light and you'll be able to cover more distance, see more and enjoy your trip more. You'll be lugging your pack onto and off tuk-tuks, trains, buses and planes so the smaller it is, and the easier to carry, the better. You need an idea of what to take and, more importantly, what not to take. Be frugal with your packing. #9 JourneymanTraveller has been a member since 28/6/2010. I have a 75L pack and I'm glad I do. I also ride Air Asia all the time, which means that usually there is less than 15 kilos in my pack. But it's good to have that extra size for traveling around in country so you can stock up on food/toilet paper/supplies and what not.

You can save considerable money on toilet paper by buying a big pack of it instead of individual rolls. For a two month trip probably not necessary, but you could consider it an investment for the future. #10 williamtaylor has been a member since 9/6/2009. I recently bought a North Face 75 Litre Zealot back pack. I contemplated on going smaller, but I know I will use this bag for other future Multi day Wilderness back pack trips as well as the fairly short 5 week trip to S.E.A starting June 8th I will be going on. I didnt like the idea of stuffing belongings into my bag even though I dont plan on packing to heavy. I like the idea of having the extra space available if need be. I dont believe that is true " if you bring it , you will fill it ". #11 somethingmore has been a member since 6/5/2012. I have a 70+10 (detachable) - I agree with Indoluso, you don't have to fill it up, and I usually ship things back, but you never know when you may need the xtra space.