asking about backpacks
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Deuter?
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super tokkong all weather and rugged one... Blackhawk.
alternatively, Crumpler is an option. but both prolly exceeded the 150 mark u gave.
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A smaller pack costs less than a large one. What volume do you need? But for $150, your choices are limited.
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outdoor
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i still like jackwolfskin..but nowadays e design not tat nice liaoz..
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jack wolfskin
deuter
hayrer
lowe alpine
the north face
juz some to name ^^
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Mei Hua
Double swans
Swafong
ChenHai
Zheng He
from China also very good and cheap.
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The army green colour one also very good
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Originally posted by eagle:
The army green colour one also very good
Oh, true...look, as backpackers, you are suppose to be budgeting and not go for expensive bags, I saw alot of angmo gals backpackers living in bencoolen street on cheap rooms, they told me their bags are bought in Thailand and China, very cheap there.OMG, i tried on one bag, its weight about 25 to 30 kg, sure kenna excess language, but on the other hand, they can hang carry too.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
Oh, true...look, as backpackers, you are suppose to be budgeting and not go for expensive bags, I saw alot of angmo gals backpackers living in bencoolen street on cheap rooms, they told me their bags are bought in Thailand and China, very cheap there.OMG, i tried on one bag, its weight about 25 to 30 kg, sure kenna excess language, but on the other hand, they can hang carry too.
Budgeting, yes, but only if you are experienced and confident that you can find quality at low prices. Backpackers certainly want to avoid false economy. Imagine a backpack giving up somewhere in the jungle, or even in transit - your plans would have vaporized in an instant.
By the way, what are 'excess language' and 'hang carry'?
As for brands, Gregory and Osprey are very hard to beat.