>>2086282>needing all that crap for 5 miles on a fire roadTo be fair to the other anon, some people enjoy doing smaller/easier hikes with unnecessarily heavy packs for training/testing/practice.
I do that with every bigger pack (>20L) I've had.
Pack it with with shit and do a 3-4 hour hike.
And there's nothing wrong with hiking on fire roads, even animals are smart enough to use them.
Excellent if you just want to walk a bit and test new shoes/a new backpack or if you just want a relaxing walk.
>>2086370The other anon can correct me, but by the colour that's the Forclaz Travel 500, 50L.
Depends on the country, but should be around 70€.
