WANTED - Small ladies rucksack

[Chainsaw]

Hi Folks,

Looking for a small rucksack for Mrs Chainsaw. Getting a bit tired of humping her kit as well as mine! I'm talking teeny tiny small, like well sub 20. Osprey, Lowe etc would be good. Hip belt, scap strap and maybe some hipbelt pockets would be good, air type back too. Not wanting much hey?! Just trying on here before I pull the trigger on something.

Cheers,
Alan

 

[Tengu]

Ive got a Tatonka somewhere; good quality, about that size?

 

[Chainsaw]

Sounds good, what size/model/colour?

 

[Tengu]

Vento 25.

 

[Stew]

There’s some great smaller Vaude rucksacks on vinted at the moment. I picked one up myself recently - nice mesh backs to them which she’ll like!

 

[Chainsaw]

@Tengu going to pass on that for now, wee bit bigger than I would like, thanks for taking the time!
@Stew will have a look there, thanks for the lead.

 

[Stew]

Mine is a Triset 24 + 4. I wanted something for those smaller days and I think it would suit well, if you can find one.

 

[Tengu]

It says 25 but its a really wee bag...I would say 20.

You are welcome to try it out if you please.

 

[Tengu]

Just found another bag.

A small lowe Alpine.

I think it is the one that zips on a pack.

Will check

 

[Astrochicken]

I've got two different 16 litre packs - one is ideal for a longer torso frame and is more 'tubular' in design - a Deuter Race 16. The other is shorter and more squat - a Camelbak Mule NV. Both have great ventilation systems and sternum straps. The Deuter is lighter as it's more of a low-complexity hiking pack, however whilst it does have a waist strap, it doesn't have pockets on these. The Mule is a mountain biking pack, and so it's a little heavier for durability / compartmentalisation, but it does have pockets on the waist belt. Both are hydration pouch compatible and both have rain covers too. Gregory also do great packs, although I'm not sure what they have in the smaller size range.