一个月亚洲行65L背包是否过大

评论区观点本批讨论围绕1个月亚洲背包旅行中65升背包是否过大展开。发帖人考虑50-55升，评论者根据旅行风格、气候、飞行频率和睡袋类型给出了不同建议。

• u/Kananaskis_Country10月1日 13:06原评论
  完全取决于你的旅行风格、目的地、到达后做什么、季节等等。 话虽如此，对于通过青旅/酒店/客栈并使用公共交通的“普通”城市/半城市旅行，你完全可以轻松地用一个40升的随身携带尺寸背包（专门为旅行设计，而非徒步/露营）和一个小型个人物品包应付。 祝你在研究中好运，无论你决定什么都要玩得开心。旅途愉快。
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  Depends entirely on your travel style, destinations, what you're doing once you arrive, time of year, etc. That said, for "normal" urban/semi-urban travel via hostels/hotels/guesthouses and using public transport you can easily get by with a 40L carry-on sized backpack that is specifically designed for travel (as opposed to hiking/camping) and a small personal item. Good luck with your research and have fun no matter what you decide. Happy travels.
• u/DesignerSea144110月1日 13:07原评论
  是的，我会在青旅之间做一些过夜徒步，所以倾向于稍微多留点空间。谢谢！
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  Yeah I will be doing some overnight hikes in between hostels, so leaning more towards slightly more spare room. Cheers!
• u/naranyem10月1日 13:40原评论
  我觉得如果你正在积极考虑65升，那你还没准备好用40升（无论是心理上还是手头的装备上） 编辑 哦，还有一个日用背包。好吧
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  I think if you’re actively considering 65L you’re not ready for 40L (mentally or in terms of gear on hand) Edit oh and a daypack. Yeah okay
• u/DesignerSea144110月1日 13:57原评论
  确实，我想50升会更合适。
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  Facts I think 50 will be more the go
• u/Kelly_TUJ10月1日 13:17原评论
  取决于你的地点和活动。我曾用40升和一个日用背包长期旅行，但那些地方大多是较温暖的气候。我最近去了一个较冷国家，需要更多层衣物，40升就非常吃力了。
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  Depends on your location and activities. I’ve travelled for long-term with a 40L and a daypack but these were mostly warmer climates. I’ve recently travelled to a cooler country where I need more layers and the 40L is struggling big time.
• u/wartmunger10月1日 13:31原评论
  你几乎肯定可以用更小的背包完成。取决于你去哪里和什么季节，你或许可以用小得多的背包。我正在用38升和一个单肩包进行3个月的东南亚旅行，有些人用30升以下的包，但那需要做出牺牲。 我更看重轻装旅行和从不托运，而不是多带衣服。如果需要，我会在旅行结束时买个便宜的仿制行李袋装纪念品。 如果你有兴趣看看你的选择，我建议去r/onebag和r/solotravel研究一下。
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  You could almost assuredly do it with a smaller pack. Depending on where you are going and what seasons, you could probably do it with a way smaller pack. I'm doing 3 months in SE Asia with a 38 liter and a sling, some people so it with sub 30L bags but that takes sacrifices. I value traveling light and never checking a bag more than extra clothes. If need be , I'll pick up a cheap knockoff duffel at the end of my trip for souvenirs. If you are interested in looking at your options I'd suggest r/onebag and r/solotravel for research.
• u/piray00310月1日 13:34原评论
  说实话，取决于你会飞多少。你很可能经常被要求托运65升的背包，这可能会很麻烦。托运增加了行李丢失或损坏的可能性，还有在行李转盘等待的一般不便。45升保证你可以随身携带。对我来说，这超过了多带一点衣服和稍微减少洗衣频率的便利。不过对你来说可能算法不同。 就实际携带而言，我不觉得65升背包有那么笨重。
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  Depends on how much you’ll be flying tbh. You’ll likely be asked to check a 65L pack more often than not, which can be a pain. Check in increases the likelihood of your bag being lost or damaged, alongside the general inconvenience of having to wait at the carousel. 45L guarantees you’ll be able to carry on. For me that outweighed the convenience of carrying marginally more clothing and doing laundry slightly less frequently. Might be a different calculus for you though. As far as actually carrying them around I don’t think a 65L pack is that cumbersome tbh.
• u/despicable-coffin10月2日 05:50原评论
  你的睡袋/被子及其温标可能会以某种方式影响你。 我睡的是合成20度被子。重量差异不是我的主要问题，它只是比羽绒睡袋占的空间大得多。 我有一个55升的Durston Kakwa和一个70升的Hyperlite Southwest。 短途旅行我用55升，长途旅行或装备更多/带狗时用70升。
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  Your sleeping bag/quilt & rating might influence you one way or the other. I sleep with a synthetic 20 deg quilt. The weight difference isn’t my main issue, it just takes up way more space than a down bag. I have 55L Durston Kakwa & a 70L Hyperlite Southwest. I use the 55L for short trips & three 70L for longer trips or if I have more gear/dogs.