Would they differ a lot from the outside dimensions?Any good practices how to measure the internal dimensions of a pack.
Would they differ a lot from the outside dimensions?
I think accuracy of fit would depend more on what material you're going for than cut of the bag. DCF is less good at padding out awkward shape corners as I understand so might need to be better fitted than, say, a 15D/20D nylon drybag.
Osprey have updated their Talon / Tempest line: https://www.ospreyeurope.com/shop/gb_en/hiking-backpacks?product_series=10,145,11,146
There's a new, fancy pro version made with their supposedly more-durable-for-the-weight nanofly fabric.
Interestingly the Talons have put on some weight. The new Talon 22 weighs about 900g, the old one 600g. The new Talon 33 about 1.1kg, the old one 860g (dependent on size chosen).
Nearly 2 ton for a nearly kilo day pack... strange times indeed...
The old Talon 22 was 810gOsprey have updated their Talon / Tempest line: https://www.ospreyeurope.com/shop/gb_en/hiking-backpacks?product_series=10,145,11,146
There's a new, fancy pro version made with their supposedly more-durable-for-the-weight nanofly fabric.
Interestingly the Talons have put on some weight. The new Talon 22 weighs about 900g, the old one 600g. The new Talon 33 about 1.1kg, the old one 860g (dependent on size chosen).
I don't know, but the inside floor might be a bit tricky to measure from outside, hence asking.
Turn it inside out?
Probably not the best thread for asking this, but...
Any good practices how to measure the internal dimensions of a pack.
I'm trying to find a dry bag that would fit a bit like the bag liner you can order from Atom for their packs.
The old Talon 22 was 810g
Probably not the best thread for asking this, but...
Any good practices how to measure the internal dimensions of a pack.
I'm trying to find a dry bag that would fit a bit like the bag liner you can order from Atom for their packs.
Bonfus's larger Saccus 48L, only weighs 350g...The nearest Zpacks equivalent, in size, is one of their 3 different 50 litre packs...The lightest of which weighs 544g and the heaviest 583g, making them much heavier.
The Iterus, in black (or white) 2.92 g/sq m DCF, costs £191.45 including delivery, from Italy.
The Zpacks Nero 38L costs $199 (£141.87), which may seem like better value, but once you add postage and customs fees on, it would probably end up costing the same as the Iterus, or even more.
The lightest rucksack I know of at the moment which is ideal for ultralight wild camping, is the Bonfus Iterus 38L, in black 2.92 g/sq m DCF...It weighs just 265g!
To put that in perspective, Zpacks lightest 38L pack is the Nero 38L which weighs 303g.
Bonfus's larger Saccus 48L, only weighs 350g...The nearest Zpacks equivalent, in size, is one of their 3 different 50 litre packs...The lightest of which weighs 544g and the heaviest 583g, making them much heavier.
The Iterus, in black (or white) 2.92 g/sq m DCF, costs £191.45 including delivery, from Italy.
The Zpacks Nero 38L costs $199 (£141.87), which may seem like better value, but once you add postage and customs fees on, it would probably end up costing the same as the Iterus, or even more.
https://www.trek-lite.com/index.php?threads/zpacks-nero-backpack.8480/Link doesn't work for me. Might be interested...
By the looks of it, it may not just "fit a ton" but perhaps also weigh "a ton"?