Rucksack advice
notnew2trianymore
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Hey up, everyone,
In the December issue, 'Plan your perfect season', it recommends running to work. As it's only three miles from my house to work, running seems like a good idea and something I have previously considered but for one thing.
Could someone recommend a rucksack that would sit comfortably on my back that is held securely? The current rucksack, just your typical Adidas all-purpose 'sack, doesn't sit tight, so I then hold the straps and thus don't run as efficiently. It would need to be big enough to hold my pack up and gym stuff but not so big that I would look like I was about to tackle the Pennine Way unsupported.
Thanks everyone!
In the December issue, 'Plan your perfect season', it recommends running to work. As it's only three miles from my house to work, running seems like a good idea and something I have previously considered but for one thing.
Could someone recommend a rucksack that would sit comfortably on my back that is held securely? The current rucksack, just your typical Adidas all-purpose 'sack, doesn't sit tight, so I then hold the straps and thus don't run as efficiently. It would need to be big enough to hold my pack up and gym stuff but not so big that I would look like I was about to tackle the Pennine Way unsupported.
Thanks everyone!
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http://www.triradar.com/gear/best-running-backpacks-review/
I have the inov-8 racepro 12 which I use to run to work with. It's a bit small tbh for all the bits I want to carry to work (but also makes me take out things I don't really need...). I will go for a 20L one next time though.
I will go out this weekend and buy the Race Pro, probably 20l.
I have already left shoes at work from the cycle commute as got fed up of packing panniers!
All in all, if I can stop stuff bouncing around and then the whole bag bouncing around, I'll be happy.
Thanks again.