RAINS Rucksack vs Tortuga Outbreaker 45L

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Pluses: holds a lot, carries a 17" laptop, 3 locking compartments, load levelling straps really work well, sternum strap is movable! Minuses: hip pad, shoulder pads could be better (very good but not great), mesh back would vent off sweat

I think it's like I said, more for day-to-day wear. Um, nothing too heavy and maybe not your laptop or your laptop if you have a thin and light one. S...

Bag was comfortable and secure, travelled well around the city and doesn’t seem as big as it is. Highly recommend for travelers who want a lot of room but don’t want to check a bag. If you don’t have inserts of your own you might want to buy them to help maintain shape structure but overall highly recommended.

The straps are thin and unpadded - the advantage of this is that they simply wipe dry like the rest of the bag, and don't make you sweaty. I find them perfectly comfortable but have not tried carrying a very heavy load in the bag. I have not had/used this bag long enough to rate the durability, but it looks strong and well constructed. It's tall and thin, which means it doesn't look bulky but small items do tend to fall to the bottom

Though the Osprey had a better harness/waist strap system, but for the size of bag, the Tortuga's removable waist straps works just fine. Most times I don't even use the waist straps unless I know I will be walking for over 20+ minutes. Plus, the Osprey is unable to stand upright on its own (due to not having a flat bottom) and the Tortuga can. Thus, making it easy to put the bag down on the floor when not carrying it