Students typically need larger backpacks for 15-17 inch laptops, textbooks, and study materials, especially considering long days on university campuses
The Space When gearing up for Everest Base Camp, I was worried that this 58-liter pack wouldn't fit my winter sleeping bag (which is rather massive, even when compressed)
What makes it stand out even further is its double padded-sleeve laptop compartments that mean you can carry your MacBook and iPad together
Exposure Diablo MK14 All-in-one convenience Weight: 149g | Lumens: 2,000, 1,000, 500 | Rating: 9/10 Reasons to buy: Fully customisable Low-profile helmet mount In-saddle, user-friendly, Tap technology Reasons to avoid: Run time is a little lacking Fiddly set-up and somewhat clunky App Smaller and lighter than the Zenith, the Exposure Diablo is another great off-road option
The Renn holds up as a pack that can handle a ton of weight, but sometimes the extra padding of a pack like the Gregory Deva 60 is more akin to what you'd prefer