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Old Nov 22, 2022 | 8:16 am
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
The rucksack needs to be 40 x 30 x 15cm, which is 18 litres - quite small. I have found very few rucksacks or backpacks within those dimensions when filled. The North Face, to take one supplier, only has 2 items inside those dimensions.
I'm using this currently - I swapped from a holdall because easier to carry a backpack. It's a little larger than the prescribed dimensions but goes under a seat without problems when in the low capacity configuration, and doesn't take much space in an overhead if that's needed for the higher capacity. It has an overwhelming number of compartments though and I'm forever losing things in places I've forgotten how to get to. I can easily do a week with this.

Mark Ryden 23L/40L Business Carry-on Travel Backpack, Lightweight Flight-Approved Expandable Weekender Bag with USB Charging Port fit 17.3 Laptop (26-38L) : Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories Mark Ryden 23L/40L Business Carry-on Travel Backpack, Lightweight Flight-Approved Expandable Weekender Bag with USB Charging Port fit 17.3 Laptop (26-38L) : Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories


I guess those of us who travel light also are less prone to worrying about where their own bags will fit, which may be why I'm not very exercised about this.
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