Hey /out/ I want to get a backpack but have no idea what and

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>>662837

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>>662891
So you love him but are unhappy the left isn't as repulsed by him as they are of Hitler because muh rascism?

>>662991
Just how is your post about muh feerings on topic, fag?

>>662837
Jusus fucking cripes man, a swift kick in the ass and he could have ended the worst presidency ever. I have lost any faith may have had in Bear Gryllz

>>662837
>in public and go to school with but also suitable for the great outdoors.

"suitable for the great outdoors" includes a huge, massive range of about a dozen completely different backpacks, none of which are really great for grocery shopping and school.

As you didn't specify any particular activity or volume requirements, I assume you're looking for a casual hiking backbag you can also use for grocery shopping.

Protip:
Literally EVERY SINGLE backpack fulfills those requirements.
Bonus points (from most important to least important) for
>a decent load bearing system (i.e. comfortable shoulder straps and a functional hip belt)
>completely filling it doesn't put pressure on zippers (i.e. there are some compression straps)
>it fits your back and has the volume you want while not being too heavy or too expensive
>you like how it looks

So, think about a price range and size, then go through a couple of your local outdoor, skate, etc stores and try out a couple of backpacks. Don't spend too much money, look for sales and don't try to overdo it with functionality.

Until you have more experience, hiked a lot or started doing a specific activity you don't know what to look for anyway, and would just waste money.