Black DiamondUnisex Street Creek 24 Backpack

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Zaino utile da viaggio come da roccia. Comodi scomparti nello schienale e sul davanti. Chiusura superiore veloce e facile

Soy escalador pero también trabajo, quería una mochila donde llevar mi lap-top al trabajo todos los días pero con la versatilidad de poder llevarla a la montaña algún día. Es exactamente eso 🤣 excelente mochila urbana con ciertas prestaciones de utilidad en la montaña, un diseño único y practico. No es mucho más grande que la Petzl bug pero si tiene mucho más volumen pero es mucho más chica que la North Face cragaconda por comparar.Que me gustó? El diseño es único, práctico y funcionalQue no me gustó? Si no la llenas de cosas pierde su forma fácilmente,

I've owned a few Black Diamond bags over the years and have always found them well thought through. This bag however is really my favourite taking top spot over the BBEE11.Let's start with my first Black Diamond bag:In 2006 I really got into rock climbing big time. I was off to Chamonix to spend a week climbing bolted sport routes and had never bought a pack specifically for rock climbing, just for hiking. I got a 33L speed pack. It was no wider than my back, tall, hugged in close to the body, one big stow compartment and I could sling a rope over the top under the hood. This pack is simply the most comfortable backpack I have and if I need to haul a lot around for a day, I use this.Next the BBEE11. This little bag is deceptive in it's capacity, which I suspect is due to it's minimal design. You can really get a lot in, or if you don't need to, just a few things without it feeling empty. This has been my most used pack and used in so many scenarios it's ridiculous. This little bag is great, but there was a new scenario in my life. Having a kid. Now I have a lot more to carry around!Next up is the Bullet 16. In the search for a bigger everyday do-it-all bag I tried this one out. More capacity than the BBEE11 but not overly big, and without unnecessary weird exterior straps and stretchy net things (i'm looking at you Lowe-Alpine, your packs really are horrible!). However, this is still a normal pack in the sense that you have to zip it shut, which means when you reach the limit, things that are the wrong shape just won't fit in any more; cue 5 minutes of faffing around re-organising the bag to put the bigger stuff at the bottom. Also there is a big problem with this pack; the shoulder straps are too far apart. They are made with someone much broader than me, and I'm not really a small person at 178cm. It's just not comfortable.Enter Street Creek 24. And here it is, the bag that removes all the compromises of my previous do-it-all packs. The stow bag design is simply brilliant. It's a tube bottom to top, no tapering or top zip to close up. In addition it has an extendable draw string top for when you need to extra-load it. It has all the extra zip up small compartments for bits n pieces, think phone, wallet, hand sanitiser, keys, sun cream, snacks etc. What's really nice here is if you don't fill it, when you close it up, the top portion flattens reducing the volume of the bag so it doesn't look/feel big and empty. So do I need my BBEE11 now? Maybe not. Do I need the Speed33L? Yeah, but just for hiking/climbing trips.

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