Took this 60L Fjallfard to Iceland for a 2 week trip, and it excelled at the airports, the bus station, the campervan, and the one hotel we stayed at. The bag is very ruggedly built, with heavy nylon cloth, oversized zippers, solid metal slides and clasps, and lots of convenient features that take it beyond a simple duffel like the kind you might take to the gym. The backpack straps detach from one side and slide into velcro-closed slots on the top, there are handles on all 4 corners as well. One end has a "boot pocket" that unzops from the outside, and stays separate from anything in the main interior. I could fit my large men's hiking boots in there, no problem. The interior is about 60L, which isn't huge, but has 2 zippered mini compartments by the main opening, and it opens wide. Once full, if you can zip the top, there are compression straps(!) to pack it even further down. It survived being tossed around Dulles, Keflavik, and Schipol, as well as stuffed under the seat of a campervan for weeks with the top open to get at things inside. Perfect for multi-stop travel if you are okay with carrying it on your back instead of wheeling it around. Perfect for the highlands of Iceland, in that case.

Build seems sturdy. It has large main compartment, and another compartment on the back (below the logo). Though the size is something i was looking for, but i wanted to have a bit more compartments to organize small stuff. I think it'll be a good choice if you're looking for a small, simple, light pack.

These shoes are very well crafted, and comfortable right out of the box. They do come with flimsy inserts. Throw those away and get some nice ones. Like other reviewers have said the space for the heels is a just a little bit wider than that of a running shoe. Just be attentive when you tie them at the top.