Comments on: Deuter TransAlpine 30 pack review http://www.elliottzone.com/2005/01/deuter-transalpine-30-pack-review/ Fri, 16 Dec 2011 15:44:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Justin http://www.elliottzone.com/2005/01/deuter-transalpine-30-pack-review/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Justin Thu, 13 Jan 2011 11:24:49 +0000 http://www.elliottzone.com/wordpress/?p=11#comment-123 Great review, I have been looking for a 30L backpack, for cycling, hiking, travelling etc and after visiting a few bike and camping shops I reckon this is the best one around. After reading this I am now completely convinced and will now buy one. Great review, I have been looking for a 30L backpack, for cycling, hiking, travelling etc and after visiting a few bike and camping shops I reckon this is the best one around. After reading this I am now completely convinced and will now buy one.

]]> By: Hanif Jodeiry http://www.elliottzone.com/2005/01/deuter-transalpine-30-pack-review/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Hanif Jodeiry Sun, 20 Jun 2010 13:32:20 +0000 http://www.elliottzone.com/wordpress/?p=11#comment-94 Thanks a lot my friend! This is the best comment about this bag ever. I have been using ORTLIEB Flight 22(which is a gift from a friend) & 27(which I bought on my own) for a while and I am so pleased with both of them except that they don't have any straps to carry a tripod for my camera and that they are not quite flexible because of the fabric's special features. Even when I was buying the ORTLIEB, I searched and searched the Internet so much so many times (and I am so glad that I came up with a choice that is built with EXTREME conditions in mind!!!). It seems we both share the same dreams when it comes to choosing and that we won't choose something unless it is 200% top quality. I also wanted to have a backpack that was a bit flexible for conditions and routes that don't require ''swimming'' through the river to cross to the other side as with my Flight (in a literal sense of the word). After reviewing your comments, I think that I am going to buy that. Your job in writing up the main features of this particular bag helped me a lot! Check these two links as well: http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?299121-Ortlieb-Flight-27-backpack-review and http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/accessories/luggage/backpack/cycling-backpacks/product/flight-waterproof-pack-22l-11518 Thanks a lot my friend! This is the best comment about this bag ever. I have been using ORTLIEB Flight 22(which is a gift from a friend) & 27(which I bought on my own) for a while and I am so pleased with both of them except that they don’t have any straps to carry a tripod for my camera and that they are not quite flexible because of the fabric’s special features. Even when I was buying the ORTLIEB, I searched and searched the Internet so much so many times (and I am so glad that I came up with a choice that is built with EXTREME conditions in mind!!!). It seems we both share the same dreams when it comes to choosing and that we won’t choose something unless it is 200% top quality.
I also wanted to have a backpack that was a bit flexible for conditions and routes that don’t require ”swimming” through the river to cross to the other side as with my Flight (in a literal sense of the word). After reviewing your comments, I think that I am going to buy that. Your job in writing up the main features of this particular bag helped me a lot!

Check these two links as well:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?299121-Ortlieb-Flight-27-backpack-review

and

http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/accessories/luggage/backpack/cycling-backpacks/product/flight-waterproof-pack-22l-11518

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