Small backpack recommendations?

[OscarIndia]

I've run a Kriega R35 for years and it's the mutt's. However, am venturing out on more trails all the time on the GSA and the R35's too big for that.
Looking for a small day pack which'll stand some trail riding and still can't see past another Kriega really; R15 perhaps?
Just want to see if anyone can suggest something as good and similar size which might be less than the £60 one of those'll cost me.
My old issue day pack, in black, is ****ing brilliant, but again too big, and I no longer have any cheap backpacks (and they'd fall apart anyway).
Anyone know of Kriega competitors for durability and comfort?

 

[Mav]

Camelback or the North Face both do pretty good 15l packs. I, when I need one, use one from the North Face. I also try to keep most things like tools on the bike.

See you tomorrow!

 

[DrAlf]

Got to be an R25 - nothing else comes close. Just done the rd from you - you are weclome to try mine if you like

 

[OscarIndia]

Camelback or the North Face both do pretty good 15l packs. I, when I need one, use one from the North Face. I also try to keep most things like tools on the bike.

See you tomorrow!

Aye, I might just do that I guess, but that R35 is genuinely 10x more comfy than anything else I've used, and twice as clever.
Looking at the clouds outside, my dust-chucking, hard-packed dream may be about to go up in mud!
See you there.

 

[OscarIndia]

Got to be an R25 - nothing else comes close. Just done the rd from you - you are weclome to try mine if you like

V kind, but I think I only need 15ltrs or so - just enough to chuck a bottle of water, disc-lok, few odds and sods and so on in.

Bags aside, though, I'll PM you my email and so on - you're round the corner, effectively.

 

[DrAlf]

I also have a 15L camelbak in a rather fetching shade - brand new