>>2242402I need a versatile backpack that looks nice, I need it for long time travel so it must be able to hold some clothes (I can give you a list) but also be able to go on multiday hikes since thats what Im planning to do extensively in the next two-three years. For sure I will need it to keep food for atleast 3 days and water too, I drink +4l of water a day so thats a bit challenging. I wouldnt want a 80L backpack because I would feel like overpacking with clothes, food and water, on a 3-4 day hike that wouldnt be so much of a problem but on 7+ days Im sure Im gonno hate it. I like the Dutch Sting but I hate the camo...My spending limit would be 200 euros. If you have any other recs for equipment I am listening since I want to invest in shoes and sleeping equipment. I dont feel comfortable going on long hikes with my current equipment since its all cheap stuff or hand-me-downs.
