Carry-on packs are in that in-between zone where they often dont weigh quite enough to merit a large hipbelt, and particularly the 30-liter version (this may matter more for the larger 40 and 45- liter sizes)
It would still do now what it was made to do back then
As much as we hike, were happy to spend extra for features largely missing from cheaper outdoor lifestyle packs : ventilated back panels, cushioned shoulder pads, load-bearing hipbelts and hip fins, rain covers, and easier access to our water, phones, trekking poles, snacks, gels, lip balm, and layers
The maximum tension is calculated from Equation 4.4 in reference [1]
The front compartment provides quick access to an area constructed with a Velcro back-wall that holds four removable tackle bags, great for organizing soft plastics, tools, terminal tackle, and leader spools