Hello together I am looking for a compact rucksack that I can take with me as additional hand luggage (Swiss). It should therefore not exceed the dimensions 40x30x10. There is no specific area of application (like the camera equipment in the similar forum post). Unfortunately, there is no way to filter by dimensions. Does anyone have any tips for me? Many thanks :)
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Hello everyone, as I am dependent on crutches following a foot operation, I am looking for a simple, inexpensive, medium-sized rucksack that will only be used to carry my shopping up the stairs, leaving my hands free. It doesn't need to have lots of small pockets or be very waterproof. I would prefer a large compartment in which I can also put a few larger items such as a frozen pizza or similar, but also small items. The things only stay in there for a few minutes anyway until I'm upstairs in my flat. Thanks for a tip or two.
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Hi Galaxus, any chance you can stock USWE products? These are really neat and light. For example the Race 2.0 or the Outlander. Thx
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Hello everyone, does anyone know if backpacks like those from https://www.gymgeneration.ch will be added to the range? I find them super practical and it would be great if there was more choice soon. 😊
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Bellroy has now introduced the Lite Travel Pack in two sizes. Will you be adding these to your range?
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Hey Galaxus Do you only sell Evoc backpacks online in size M/L and not also in S?
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Will this backpack be added to your range?
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Hello digitiec. will the "new" Day Backpacks from Mous be available from you very soon? (Mous - Day Backpack - Stone) Many thanks for the brief information if and when.
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Hello everyone I am looking for a rucksack that is really waterproof (preferably confirmed by practical experience) for everyday use. I ride my motorbike to work every day and am fed up with having all the contents soaked all the time. But I don't want a rucksack that I can roll up, as I don't think it's suitable for everyday use. The best thing would be a laptop compartment inside.
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Are there plans to include USWE hydration backpacks in the range in the future?
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I have bought the Scar 18 and now need a suitable rucksack for it. As I don't know exactly how tight 17.3" backpacks are, perhaps these would also work. Does anyone have any experience in this area?
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I used to always have rucksacks with small side pockets with zips. I found that extremely practical. This meant I could carry my wallet on the left and my mobile on the right without having to take off my rucksack. Two years ago I had to buy a new rucksack and at the time I only found one with side pockets that didn't have zips. But I had bad experiences with them (my mobile was stolen once and almost stolen a second time). Now my rucksack has reached the end of its life and I'm looking for a replacement. Unfortunately, I can't find another one with zips on the side pockets. I've always had Dakine and they almost always had zips... Does anyone have any tips on where/how I could look? Thanks in advance!
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As I'm only 1m70 tall, the rucksack I've been using for a few months now, which was probably designed for a 1m90 tall person, hurts my back terribly because its centre of mass is right at my lower back, and there's no way of adjusting it differently. Does anyone have a recommendation for a backpack that's big enough for a 15.6" laptop but adjustable for a shorter person? Thanks in advance!
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Unfortunately, I didn't really find what I was looking for using the search function, so I'm asking the Community: Do you have any tips for a good backpack that is suitable for business but also has enough space for somewhat larger safety shoes? Preferably in its own shoe compartment, similar to a football backpack, but with a bit more 'buisness'. Thanks in advance
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Dear Galaxus It would be really helpful if you could post several pictures so that one can really judge whether a backpack fulfils the function one hopes it will. I don't want to buy a pig in a poke. I don't buy products with only one picture. I think I'm not the only one...
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It would be great if you could find the two brands mentioned in the outdoor sector somewhere. They may both look quite military, but they are also manufacturers of military equipment, but they offer extremely good quality and many of the products are ideal for the outdoor/survival sector and are not only available in camouflage. Maybe a deal can be struck with Armamat.ch, which in the case of Clawgear is the official shop in Switzerland.
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Could you include the Qwstion brand backpacks in your range?
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It would be very helpful if you could categorise the Gymbags (or whatever you want to call them) in a uniform way. Currently they are sometimes listed under "Rucksack Leisure", sometimes under "Bag" etc.. Sometimes they are called gymsack, then again gymbag or gym bag, sometimes just bag or gym bag. This makes the search for a suitable product really boring, especially since there are quite a few of them.
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