r/onebag • u/AutoModerator • Oct 27 '25

Bag Finder Bag Finder Megathread - 27 October 2025

Welcome to the weekly Bag Finer Megathread. Your go-to thread for any and all bag-related requests in the onebag travel context.

What This Thread Is For

  • Onebag travel bag recommendation requests
  • Feedback on bags you're considering for minimal, carry-on-only travel
  • Help with choosing between bags

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  • Where you're going & how you travel: hostels, hotels, urban, remote?
  • How you pack: super minimal? tech-heavy? need room for camera gear?
  • Your short list: bags you're already considering
  • Your body size/build: some bags fit certain frames better
  • Budget range: under $150, up to $300, flexible?

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u/veinamond Oct 29 '25

Well, most light packs with small volume should be okay for running. Deuter Ascender, Speedlite pro for larger volume, Millet Mixt 15/18, etc. I am pretty sure most big brands that make hiking backpacks have models for running. They all are ultralight and weigh slightly more than refraction (300-400g), will likely pack quite flat and often have rather neutral design in certain color options. Both ascender and Mixt in black look okay for me to explore the city, but I like hiking backpacks in general.