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Any suggestions for a good buy it for life backpack?
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this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2024
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I hate to say it but I know 3 people with the LTT Backpackand they all love it.
As much as I like mine, I don't think it has been around long enough to make this kind of recommendation yet. For now, I'd recommend something that's been around longer.
I've seen a couple recommendations for Swiss Gear, which I can wholeheartedly agree with. I have 2 approaching 20 years old. One looks brand new. The other clearly isn't new, but has no functional flaws.
I also really like my Rush 5.11. It has been my primary travel, hiking, and camping bag for years. I treat it like shit, and it still looks flawless.
I've got one and I also love it, but it is very expensive. That said, so are a lot of backpacks recommended here.