Trakke

But overall, as I said, very happy with this pack. especially for a 21 liter pack. But there you have it the Track Wester Rolltop backpack

no likey. Trakke Hoy 25L - good design, one good colour option, but looks super bulky.

**Trakke Storr** - This is the pack I thought I was definitely going to buy. It’s a beautiful bag, and is simple (in a good way). It also comes with a lifetime guarantee.

Trakke Bannoch—looks cool, doesn’t have 1, 2, or 4, but the design almost makes up for it. Really tempted, but also that price.

I found a video review that says it's not that durable and gets signs of wear and tear quickly. How is it on the clothes?. [Trakke Bannoch in \-> Looks very nice but it has no ventilation, and I don't know how abrasive this canvas is.

Wandrd D1 (dont think this fits a mirrorless in) Ultralight Black Hole® Mini Hip Pack 1L (probs not large enough) Trakke banana (cant tell size) ReNew transit (again cant tell size):

I really love my trakke bannock (17L), if you're a bit flexible on capacity. Great heritage style and easy to use once you get accustomed to the buckles (which I've heard they might be changing up soon).

Even though their gear brings to mind outdoor heritage pieces, it is unmistakably modern. Trakke’s products have proven to be great for EDC, travel and any kind of adventure you can imagine. To me, the brand should be considered by anyone who is ready for more mature, professional and sleek items in their life.

Osprey, I think they have a warehouse in the netherlands so really cheap to buy no import fees or anything... and Trakke of cours,e from Scotland...

But the problem with slings is you quickly decide you might want to carry more and then before you know it you're looking at something that's as big as a small messenger bag or backpack, which makes you wonder why you're bothering with a sling in the first place! I'd rather carry my small messenger bag (older, Mk1 version of the Trakke Bairn that's 6L in volume IIRC) than a big sling with weirdly long and thin shape or murse-like aesthetics.