What size should I get for a 60L pack (Osprey Sojourn 60L)?
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I bought the large, and it is plenty big for my 70L Aether. I think the medium would be perfect for a 60L
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Don't bother with the airporter. get a good sturdy duffle bag. My airporter was "destroyed" by the baggage handlers on just the first leg of a trip.
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Manufacturer: Osprey Packs Model: Talon 44 Style: Internal frame, top loading, removable top pocket, shovel pocket Sizes Available: S/M (2600 ci/42 L) and M/L (2700 ci/44L) Weight: S/M (measured- 2 lbs. 6 oz ), M/L (manufacturer 2lbs, 10 oz) Recommended Load Limit: Up do 40 lbs Torso Fit Range: S/M (&lt; 19&#8243;) and M/L (&gt; 19&#8243;) Hip Belt Fit Range: S/M (&lt;32&#8243;) and M/L (&gt;33&#8243;)
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I would probably try the large with an extra long bag. There are bag sizes listed for the Kelty on Amazon and other camp gear sites. I use a medium on my Big Agnes 15 bag regular length, but it also has a pocket for my sleeping pad rather than full insulation on the backside. The compression sacks are not "bullet proof" so I take care and evenly compress to avoid damage to the sack. Don't store your sleeping bag in the stuff sack.
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Hi, thanks for your question. We've noticed that many vendors seem to over-state the capacity of these Molle packs, claiming up to 50L in some cases. In reality, the biggest Molle pack available is 36L, with the smaller versions being 20L. We stock these packs in all sizes and in a wide range of colours as you'll see when you browse our Amazon storefront. These really are of a high quality with tons of handy features and we think you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much space you get to play with. - Epic Militaria
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I would think a medium but honestly you'd be better off going to a store and trying one on for size. There can be so many variables involved in fitting a pack its vital you get the correct fit otherwise you could end up disappointed. These are good packs, good enough to try on first before purchase, good luck.
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Depending on how much you pack for a 2 week trip, this bag could be sufficient or total overkill. The L size is 90 Liter capacity whereas the XL is 155 Liter, or 9,548 Cubic Inches. That is gargantuan. The XL size of the North Face Base Camp Duffel is the bag to end all bags.The only thing I can say for sure is you will not find a larger Camp/Weather proof duffel on the market than the Extra Large North Face Base Camp Duffel.
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A large would probably be your best fit. However, Go to a local dive shop and try on a couple. That will give you an idea of what you will need. It can be a crappy thing to do to a small business owner so I always try to buy something I need for my gear bag. Just for letting me try one on.
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I have a 60 pound lab too. She would need a large in this brand but her life vest is a medium NRS.
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Hi Lynn,judging from the picture of the backpack, the osprey reservoir would easily fit. I have a smaller/narrow camel pack and it still fits in my but barely. I think you should be okay with the 2 Liter. You could probably do 3 Liters.
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I'm assuming that 85 stands for 85 litersCapacity, I own the atmos 65 and I have the large cover, it looks and functions perfectly I would go to Osprey site and see if they can tell you the exact cover that fits your bag , hope this helps
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I have the Kestrel 48 liter pack & it fits fine in that. Not sure what your goal is with a 38 liter version. If it's fast & light I assume this would fit but can't be sure. If you're planning on packing a decent amount in your pack you may just want a smaller water bladder.
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the 2100 is cubic inches. Metric and inches - conversion chart for backpack volume When shopping for a backpack, it's useful to know the pack size you are after in metric, typically liters, and US sizing, typically cubic inches. Here's a conversion table to assist you (cubic inches a rounded off). Metric - US 20 liters - 1,200 cubic inches 30 liters - 1,800 cubic inches 40 liters - 2,400 cubic inches 50 liters - 3,000 cubic inches 60 liters - 3,700 cubic inches 70 liters - 4,300 cubic inches Some pack volume rules of thumb: For a one day summit pack (Mt. Hood), look for something around 40 liters, or 2500 cubic inches. For packing light on a 1 or 2 night climb, consider a pack in the 50 liter range, or 3,000 cubic inches.
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It most likely will fit. I don't own any osprey backpacks so I don't know how large their hydration pockets are. In addition osprey also makes their own hydration bladders and sometimes has specific pockets for their systems. I can however fit the 2-liter source bladder comfortably into my 22 liter Gregory backpack.
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The pack as a semi-rigid padding that is nearly 20 inches from top to bottom and about 12 inches wide. So, start with those measurements as the "footprint" of the pack. The thickness will depend on how much you try to stuff in it. I think it will probably fit in the underseat area if you don't overfill it. If you're unsure, you might look at the Talon-11. It has many of the same features, but is significantly smaller. My own preference is for the Talon-22, it has extra padding in the shoulder and waist straps and an ability to adjust the torso length that makes it more comfortable to wear. Between the two, I would 'make' the Talon-22 fit, but that's me. The pack as a semi-rigid padding that is nearly 20 inches from top to bottom and about 12 inches wide. So, start with those measurements as the "footprint" of the pack. The thickness will depend on how much you try to stuff in it. I think it will probably fit in the underseat area if you don't overfill it. If you're unsure, you might look at the Talon-11. It has many of the same features, but is significantly smaller. My own preference is for the Talon-22, it has extra padding in the shoulder and waist straps and an ability to adjust the torso length that makes it more comfortable... » Read More The pack as a semi-rigid padding that is nearly 20 inches from top to bottom and about 12 inches wide. So, start with those measurements as the "footprint" of the pack. The thickness will depend on how much you try to stuff in it. I think it will probably fit in the underseat area if you don't overfill it. If you're unsure, you might look at the Talon-11. It has many of the same features, but is significantly smaller. My own preference is for the Talon-22, it has extra padding in the shoulder and waist straps and an ability to adjust the torso length that makes it more comfortable to wear. Between the two, I would 'make' the Talon-22 fit, but that's me. « Show Less
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I have a 45L backpack and this one is noticebly smaller so I will have to say that it's 30L.
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I would recommend the small sack 7" X 16", 10L down to 3.3L, it would give you some flexibility.
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Yes, it will fit, but the volume is different from the fit. You can find 65L or larger to fit a smaller frame. There are instructions for measuring your torso--not exactly sure from which vertebra to which--and then you have to know what you need to fit in the pack. A 40L bag is pretty small and I don't think you would be able to pack clothes, a tent, a sleeping bag, food, supplies for a weekend trip. I think 55L is good if you really pack light or you're just going somewhere for the weekend.