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The hipbelt is removable.

A-III PACK (A-III-P)

Eagle industries AIII

HTH.

i got a berghaus cubic 25, it's sized on such a fashion that you it will fit a A4 binder in it easily, has a 2L hydrationbladder sleave, one main pocket, one smaller pocket in front with some small sleaves for small items. on front and on one side there is a mess pocket. The side mess pocket is very usefull to put your bottle in, readily accesaible and it doesn't attract weardo looks, like wenn i carried a hydration system... it also has a cellphone pocket on the straps, wiht a small hole under it for handsfree phone kits ( i don't have a phone... ). it has kept mine books dry, but you it does feel a bit damp on the inside after it has been in the rain. The waist band is a bit thin and i would have liked more pockets, but in general, i like it.

FWIW, Sportsmans Guide has a Tamarack 1,800 cu. in. Day Pack on sale for $15.

I have a 20 L Karrimor "Spike" bag, it's rugged and can take a beating, and as far as I am aware doesn't attract wierd looks (but then I'm at a strange college!), it fits A4 files but is quite small and i'll probably by a new one for next year, it does tho have loads of useful pockets I keep coming across, for instance there is one which fits exactly my supertool 200, and another one my Inova X5, and also a key clip. All in all a reliable bag but too small for [censored] loads of work books.

Other suitable makes are Lowe-Alpine 15,20 and 30 L bags, or Berghaus, which are notably comfortable in the new range.

-Bushman

This is pretty nice. The price is right too:)

http://www.campmor.com/webapp/commerce/command/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=4829214&prmenbr=226