I can't decide if I need the 10L or the 20L. Will have 4: towels, coverups, cellphones, sunscreen, flip flops, etc...
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20L might suit you better. The 10L is about the size of a smallish backpack. We took it to Disney and had two raincoats, a 32oz Nalgene, snack bars, and a few 16oz waters inside no problem. The 10L definitely wouldn't handle 4 full size towels AND other items. It's a fantastic bag. Built well and the material leaves you confident that it is indeed waterproof.
1721284
Go with the 20L. I bought the 10L and it's perfect for two people. If you need to make more space, attach a carabiner and hang your flip flops off that. Enjoy the back pack.
913175
I think either one would be ok.. The longer one will be easier in the beginning but with some time on the water, you may want the 10 footer..I am a beginner and I got the 10 footer..
322957
I would try the 10 as you want them snug to keep them from filling with water
1413082
I agree with P. Strong. I carry the 17-40L and the 24-105L all the time. Ones on the 5D II and the others in a fanny pack. They are my walkabout stuff and get at least 70% of the pix.
207998
I have the 6L, and it fits into the slot on my backpack quite nicely, and is functional with the hydration attachment. It is pretty large though! That said! If you are into ultralight backpacking, this is a totally bomb-proof, but heavier material water bag. I guess we're only talking about a couple of ounces here though. The 10L might be too huge for backpacking. If you have a backpack setup to take a slip in bag, I'm sure it would be fine. If you wanted to tie it to the outside of a pack, it has the webbing necessary to do so, but it takes on a pretty peculiar ovoid shape when it's full. I generally only keep it at half capacity to let the water spread out more anyway.
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Yes, in fact the rush 12 is a touch overkill in my opinion. I also have and somewhat prefer the rush 10 Moab for a light duty. It's bladder conpartment is smaller but otherwise, it has about everything the 12 does. I would tell you I have trouble filling the rush 12 enough to justify all the storage for a day trip. iPad, pistol and spare mag, hydration bladder, a book, pad of paper, pens, flashlight, multi tool, knife, gum, iPhone charger, sunglasses, surgical loupes, and I still can't use all of the room in the 12. The 10 fits it all without the excess size.
2018817
I have the 4.9 lb. model and it came with a chart - I can wash 2 full size towels so you should be able to wash 3 - I can wash a queen size sheet set so you should be able to do a king size and I wash 2 pair of sweat pants you'll be able to do 3 - 4 tee-shirts so you can do 5 or 6 - 5 blouses so you can do 6 or 7 - hope it helps! what I have found is if I load it loose it's fine.
2231414
I think this cover is for a shorter tank but Zilla does make one that fits the 20l. I've used both of them.
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I don't own the 24, but I do have the 12. I carry it to work almost every day whether I'm taking public transit or riding my bike. I typically carry a change of clothes, some snacks, a bottle of water, a sketchbook, pens and markers, a couple 8x10 canvas boards, a very small emergency tool kit (like a couple screw drivers,a multi tool and magnetic LED light), whatever book I'm currently reading, and some travel size toiletries to freshen up after my commute. And I Still have room left over for a 15" laptop and charger. Now I do pack it pretty tight but I can't imagine you'd need much more than that on a daily basis for a work bag. Plus you can hook a lot of stuff to the outside. I don't own the 24, but I do have the 12. I carry it to work almost every day whether I'm taking public transit or riding my bike. I typically carry a change of clothes, some snacks, a bottle of water, a sketchbook, pens and markers, a couple 8x10 canvas boards, a very small emergency tool kit (like a couple screw drivers,a multi tool and magnetic LED light), whatever book I'm currently reading, and some travel size toiletries to freshen up after my commute. And I Still have room left over for a 15" laptop and charger. Now I do pack it pretty tight but I can't imagine you'd need much... » Read More I don't own the 24, but I do have the 12. I carry it to work almost every day whether I'm taking public transit or riding my bike. I typically carry a change of clothes, some snacks, a bottle of water, a sketchbook, pens and markers, a couple 8x10 canvas boards, a very small emergency tool kit (like a couple screw drivers,a multi tool and magnetic LED light), whatever book I'm currently reading, and some travel size toiletries to freshen up after my commute. And I Still have room left over for a 15" laptop and charger. Now I do pack it pretty tight but I can't imagine you'd need much more than that on a daily basis for a work bag. Plus you can hook a lot of stuff to the outside. « Show Less
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I would go with XL. The XL size is not that much larger than the ML size in terms of length. You may not have to cut an XL/XXL size. It would just bunch up at the bottom a little. You might want to cut some of the threads if they get in the way when you walk.
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I would order the 20 gallon one since your take is more bigger. But if you feel like you will be upgrading soon I would consider going for the 40 but def. 20 will work just fine. I honestly love my 10 gallon one on my 10 gallon tank.
1463917
One bag could hold up to 10 large bath towels and approximately 10 pairs of jeans. Because of number of loads of laundry you do per week, I would consider buying two units.
999271
I'd go with the meduim. if I drop a few pounds over the summer, the large might be just a bit loose.
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Yes. That is why you want to have the 20 oz. in your trunk, versus the 16 oz., in my opinion. I suggest you also carry some bottled water and an old umbrella.
842284
Go with the large. You want maneuverability over swath-size. A little smaller is better than a little larger in this instance.
2266364
If you're looking at the one rated for 10 gallon, it's medium. I was getting the 12 pack unassembled. If you want to go cheaper, get some quilt batting (100% polyester) , and add a satchel (reusable)
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Depends on the size of the laptop, I'd say so but might look into the 36L pack instead of the 20L pack