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I have a Bergahus Sliptream rucksack, which is pretty awesome. It's really durable, and effectively just a bag with shoulder straps. It's 37L.

I'm wanting to find something similar, but smaller, maybe around say 15-20L just for when I don't need such a big sack and a bit lighter. As it'll only be used be walking mainly it doesn't need to be so durable.

Any top recommendations?

In reply to Richard Carter:
I have a Podsac Granite 16 which is basically a bag with straps! (You can bet a whole lot into it aswell!)
http://www.podsacs.com/packs_granite16.html

In reply to Gordonbp:
Whoops! that should be GET not "bet"!

In reply to Richard Carter:

Alpkit's do a 20l Gourdon that sounds like your cup of tea. Only £20 iirc.

In reply to Richard Carter: +1 for taking a look at the gourdon, either 20 or 25l. It's pretty durable, especially for day walks etc

In reply to steev: Yep agree , had mine a couple of years now , ideal for summer climbing and walking

In reply to Richard Carter:

Another vote for the Gourdon. Fantastic bit of kit.

In reply to Richard Carter:

Lowe Alpine used to make a decent very small sac, also Exped too, I think.

I have a Gourdon 25 and a 30. I think the 25 is a generous 25 and more suitable for that type of sac. The 30 is OK but maybe just a tad big for such a simple design - hangs low and back a bit, proportionally fat.

The 25 is a bit better proportioned, imo. It may not speak so highly of me ...

In reply to Richard Carter: I'd recommend the alpkit. I've used my 25L this week for multi pitch in wales and its great

In reply to the power: http://www.alpkit.com/shop/cart.php?target=product&product_id=16268&...

In reply to Richard Carter:

Pretty much any of the budget outdoor shops have some good looking sacs by the likes of Karrimor. GO Outdoors had a HiGear no frills bag for about £20 which I think I would have bought if I was in that market at the moment.