Backpacks anyone tried this?

DaXx

DaXx

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So i was originally looking for a Sling bag(single shoulder strap smaller backpack with a waist belt) but really couldn't find anything in a color non flamboyant, so I decided to check wall-mart and found 2 "Hydration" backpacks, Didn't know whether this sounded like a great or incredibly dumb idea, I just wanted something small to throw say a pair of shoes maybe a shirt in or whatever, Nothing overly weighty or large and didn't want the bulky messenger bags. But the idea of cramming shoes in a backpack with a bag of water is sketchy. Might be worth it spending the 30 bucks or whatever and just ripping the bag out?, looks to be the perfect size backpack for what I need.

8L bag
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/coleman...String=&startSearch=&fromSearchBox=&addFacet=

14L bag
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/coleman...String=&startSearch=&fromSearchBox=&addFacet=

Again just a thought, input/feedback/flaming appreciated lol :)
 
DaXx said:
So i was originally looking for a Sling bag(single shoulder strap smaller backpack with a waist belt) but really couldn't find anything in a color non flamboyant, so I decided to check wall-mart and found 2 "Hydration" backpacks, Didn't know whether this sounded like a great or incredibly dumb idea, I just wanted something small to throw say a pair of shoes maybe a shirt in or whatever, Nothing overly weighty or large and didn't want the bulky messenger bags. But the idea of cramming shoes in a backpack with a bag of water is sketchy. Might be worth it spending the 30 bucks or whatever and just ripping the bag out?, looks to be the perfect size backpack for what I need.

8L bag
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/coleman...String=&startSearch=&fromSearchBox=&addFacet=

14L bag
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/coleman...String=&startSearch=&fromSearchBox=&addFacet=

Again just a thought, input/feedback/flaming appreciated lol :)
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I havent used it in my life but I was thinking to get it, the price is far better than the one at motorcycle stores. even if it is coleman. lol
 
Any backpack will work. Try to keep flapping straps to a minimum! Also I find smaller hydration packs to be really tiny and think so 2 pairs of shoes may not even fit.
 
atticuss66 said:
Where can u buy Kriega????? Direct from the manufacturer ???
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Oakville Yamaha stocks Kriega stuff. Just picked up the R15 myself, their rucksacks are hydration pack compatible, practically bullet proof and one of the best designed motorcycle specific packs you can buy. The strap system is so well designed you can hardly tell your wearing anything at all..


http://www.oakvilleyamaha.com/

http://www.kriega.com/r15/
 
Well I looked around and ended up getting it ordered through Moto Town on ossington. They will order it in for you and youll get good deal. I paid $129 for R20 very good price
 
Acadian1974 said:
Oakville Yamaha stocks Kriega stuff. Just picked up the R15 myself, their rucksacks are hydration pack compatible, practically bullet proof and one of the best designed motorcycle specific packs you can buy. The strap system is so well designed you can hardly tell your wearing anything at all..


http://www.oakvilleyamaha.com/

http://www.kriega.com/r15/
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I wouldnt go that far... My r20 fell apart in under a year with very light usage. Got the r25 now.. Will see how long it will last.
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