Is this a good backpack for running? I need to carry change of clothes, shoes, and water bottle (x2)
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I think the pack will be a little on the large size for running depending on how much clothes you want to bring. I suggest maybe a 10-20L pack for that. Don't get me wrong though, the talon has great compression so under packing it works great as well.
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Yes, it´s the right pack for you. With great capacity and confort when carrying lot of stuff in it, it has a hard cover in the contact area with your back that prevents any inconvenient when loading with things with different shapes that not necessary adapts the backpack.
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This pack has hip straps and another strap going across the chest. Id imagine if its some light jogging nothing too crazy you could run with it. if its just clothes, shoes, and a water bottles that's not too much weight. I think it could be done.
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For me it would be a bigger than that, but not necessarily by much if you include shoes. There are sides for water bottles but I actually use the matching Osprey bladder and fill that with ice and it has been great on vacations, long walks, hikes, etc...
393955
I think so. You can get what you need in it and has good straps to hold things tight.
863955
Yes, it's plenty big enough to hold your gear. However, it's just a regular backpack. It doesn't have any kind of padding on the inside, so you'll want to protect your electronics to keep them from getting banged up.
368351
Hi, it is a nylon pack so no issues with sweat (I sweat a lot myself). And it will be perfect for a 13inch notebook and IPad. They will fit with still lots a room for other things. Don't hesitate. I use it everyday and it is thin so it does not look like you're a tourist in town.
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It's bigger than the usual. I consider very big, i'm able to put inside it these things: a pair of shoes, a big towel, a changing clothes, shower stuff, wallet, one bottle, smartphones and things like that. I strongly recommend this backpack for everybody.
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On short runs I use two bottles and it's fine. Long runs I use all four. It's a great belt!! Lots if storage for id and phone.
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Yes it is , even probably two pairs of your clothes can fit in there also ,its really bigger than i expected it to be
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Hi Ryan, you can definitely fit a LOT in this bag. I would go for it -- it's great for hiking and moving around because you can wear it as a backpack, and depending on where you're going, it may be better that it doesn't have wheels in case the roads aren't paved.
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The medium is sufficiently big to carry workout gear and sneakers. If you are not carrying anything else you can even use the small.I have a medium and can carry a large laptop, books, water bottle and a change of clothes with plenty or room to spare.
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I agree with the previous poster. The storage compartments add a little size when they're full. Otherwise, they lay flat. The bottom compartment is actually for wet swimsuits though. This is a swimmer's backpack. It is the typical size and style that most swimmers use (if you're a swimmer, that will likely answer your question). I don't think the bottom compartment would be large enough for a pair of shoes unless you have small feet.
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If u r only running up to 4 miles a day a 40# vest may be too much. It's pretty heavy but works great. U will feel ready to run when u drop it. The problem is that adding 40 that ur not used to May give u shin splints. I'm used to heavy rucksacks so it was fine for me but maybe not for others. A great vest tho
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I think it would be fine for running, too. It is nice looking. I have the turquoise one and will probably use it for a jacket in Europe. The green or orange look more like bike jackets. It's best feature is the removable sleeves.
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I regularly carry around rain gear (pants and coat), a set of shoes (size 12), #5 soccar ball, and 1-L water bottle. That all fits in the main compartment.
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There are two pockets about 5 inches deep that can hold up to two basic water bottles (store-bought: Aquafina, Dasani, etc). They are located on either side of the criss-crossed straps, but are open w/out zippers. Unless you're angled on a very steep incline or are running, they should be relatively safe from falling out. I can't attest to the 75L, haven't really measured the volume of the items I pack into it.
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You might be able to fit a light pair of shorts and a T-shirt. I keep an extra set cloths (T4) for my daughter in the large pocket of the bag. You should be able to fit snacsk and a set of keys in the many small pockets. I cab fit a 24 oz. water bottle in the water bottle slot, but I don't know about the headphones.
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Yes, most definitely. I was able to fit a water bottle, cliff bars, change of clothes (cold weather), phone, camera, chargers...it holds quite a bit.
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GI boots with a full uniform? No. Hiking shoes (not boots)? Probably, but it would be a tight fit. If this is your b.o.b. you might want something more sustainable packed in there than boots, which this pack wasn't especially designed to carry. You will be able to fit two sets of combat clothing comfortably in here, though, along with several days (3 max) of minimalist rations (MREs) and some minor gear like radios. If you have paracord, it can be lashed underneath the pack and shouldn't be in the main compartment anyway.
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You could fit all of that. Water bottles of any size fit nicely on the side pockets. I use my when I travel to and from Northern Alaska for work, and it's been quite durable. No leakage from rain or snow, and no tears or scratches yet. All zippers still work too.