Which is a better for travelling for a few months? Looking at Cabin Zero and Decathlon. Any others I should look consider?

Please consider the weight of the bag, I made a mistake of of buying Pacsafe which is a fantastic bag but are quite heavy if you are carry it most of the time.
 
Balls2U said:
Are you gonna squeeze all your barang into that one bag? If so, I think it may be too small.
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that's why i am considering the decath one which is 60 over litres over the 44 litres cabin zero version. i tried the 75 litres decath version, but its too big for my frame.
 
sam heng said:
Please consider the weight of the bag, I made a mistake of of buying Pacsafe which is a fantastic bag but are quite heavy if you are carry it most of the time.
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point noted and thanks. the decath 66litre is about 1.3 or 1 4kg.

the cabin zero is 800g to 900g. decath version has more compartments for separation of items but cabin zero though half a kg lighter is just one big compartment.
 
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