EVOC CC 10L backpack

[robbo891]

Anyone got one of these bags? what are they like?

They look ideal for what i need to commute with. I want a backpack that has full opening from the sides and not just the top. However not sure what depth is like and whether i would fit some shoes in it with trousers and shirt?

 

[Andy_R]

A 10L pack is going to struggle with shoes, trousers and a shirt. It's tiny!

 

[vickster]

Indeed, my 18l deuter doesn't take much more than that

 

[jefmcg]

and the 10L presumably includes the up-to-3 litre hydration bag, so it will be even smaller if you use that.

 

[Sbudge]

Anyone got one of these bags? what are they like?

They look ideal for what i need to commute with. I want a backpack that has full opening from the sides and not just the top. However not sure what depth is like and whether i would fit some shoes in it with trousers and shirt?

Yep, I've a 10L and you can just about squeeze in shirt, trousers and socks. Unless you're fond of ballet shoes you'll need to leave a normal pair at work. I agree with you though, I much prefer a smaller pack when possible. I've taken to using a larger 20L once a week and the 10L the rest of the time.

 

[robbo891]

The pics look deceiving. The bag itself looks pretty big although I knew 10litres may be on the small side. The search continues......

 

[robbo891]

so i bought 40litres. getting sick of not been able to carry everything i need and went for the DHB lugger. Looks like everything i need and only £24!!
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-luggit-lugger-40l-rucksack/

 

[Lilliburlero]

so i bought 40litres. getting sick of not been able to carry everything i need and went for the DHB lugger. Looks like everything i need and only £24!!
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-luggit-lugger-40l-rucksack/

That is a good sized bag for the price

It`ll need a water proof cover though

 

[robbo891]

bag arrived today and its superb! it fits allsorts in and didnt need to worry about having to much! none of my other bags have had water proof covers. i dont think im out long enough. its only a 15minute commute.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

so i bought 40litres. getting sick of not been able to carry everything i need and went for the DHB lugger. Looks like everything i need and only £24!!
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-luggit-lugger-40l-rucksack/

That's a travel bag with a couple of shoulder straps - about as far removed from a stable cycling backpack as you can get.

 

[jefmcg]

That's a travel bag with a couple of shoulder straps - about as far removed from a stable cycling backpack as you can get.

its only a 15minute commute.

Anything at all will work for 15 minutes ( no need to call fnaar for this little one)

 

[robbo891]

That's a travel bag with a couple of shoulder straps - about as far removed from a stable cycling backpack as you can get.

I clearly need a travel bag then! I also weight train so have a full on kit for that every day and then theres all the food and snacks i need. The bags as stable as you like! dont see a problem riding with it for an hour at least. Ive got the shoulders ; )

Anyway just wanted to share my experiences with you all.