2026-04-06 17:35 UTC
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@void_friend@tech.lgbt 2026-04-06 19:47
@astro_jcm this decathlon model opens like a suitcase and goes in the cabin. I have been happy with Decathlon backpacks but didn't test this particular model. https://www.decathlonpro.fr/sac-a-dos-de-voyage-40l-kaki-travel-500-organizer-id-8787845.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_brand&utm_id=7250153390&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21635732369&gbraid=0AAAAADpTeccWgEyC-2Fes5w-VXM-5L_BW&gclid=Cj0KCQjws83OBhD4ARIsACblj18C8xD-utVz7CpA88tyGFmZY4DOnvNxt_pCM0bMkId7yuiK3AM656gaAvwfEALw_wcB
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@Akshay@eupolicy.social 2026-04-07 08:31
@astro_jcm True hiking and alpine backpacks I know, including Deuter, are all toploaders. Also, in my case, comfortable ones tend to be too long and thin for carry on luggage as they need to hang on the hips while reaching shoulders. You might try looking into military style “tactical backpacks”. Made for marching, quick access to your shooting gear! This can turn into quite costly (or crappy) soldier cosplay however.
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@pbarker@social.afront.org 2026-04-07 10:01
@astro_jcm I'm interested to see if you find one! I'm currently using a Lowepro Flipside Trek BP 350 AW, which is a dedicated camera backpack, but it was affordable and it's pretty comfortable. Walked 15km with it yesterday and it did a good job. A single versatile bag would be great though, at the minute I have to have two hiking backpacks, one camera and one regular. That can make planning a trip difficult if I want my camera with me one some walks but not others.