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Here's my bag lineup, I'm a bit stingy on my /out/ gear, seeing as I don't spend as much time /out/ as I'd like. Actually some of these wouldn't be bad for newfags to /out/.
>Camelbak Lobo
Got as a gift from my brother, the same company that owns Camelbak owns the place he works, so he winds up with crazy discounts on their gear. It's nice for day hikes, seeing as I have a 2L bladder and can shove some snacks or clothes in there if I want.
>Camel Outdoor 35L
Was looking for a smaller pack for day (maybe single overnight) hiking, got it off Amazon for I think 35USD.
>AmazonBasics 65L
I got the 65L one for 3+ day hikes and when I go canoeing. Pretty good considering I think I got it on sale for around 40USD with shipping. Normally sells around 54+shipping. I would completely and totally recommend this if you're looking for a starter bag.
