Smaller capacity suits predictable belongings
The Prospect makes more sense when you know the items that travel with you and they do not regularly expand into a much larger load. Include occasional but recurring extras such as lunch or clothing in that assessment. A compact bag loses its appeal if normal days consistently require another bag beside it.
Keep the version attached to the facts
Look for Prospect 2.0 specifications when checking interior details and dimensions. Information about another generation should not silently determine the choice. Compare the actual opening and storage shape with the Treble Yell rather than interpreting the one-liter capacity difference as a meaningful size or comfort advantage by itself.
