Daylite 35

Officially, they are part of Osprey's attachment system where you can attach other backpacks (like the Daylite or the Daylite Plus) using their buckles. I've done this on occasion and it works great, though the back does extend out a bit so you have to be careful in crowded places.

OneBagTravels on YouTube actually used packing peanuts to measure the volume of the Allpa 28L. He found that it was actually 33L (so more bang for your buck 😉). I really love watching his backpack reviews! I typically prefer 25-30L backpacks, which must have a sternum strap, for 1-2 week vacations.

This is a good question. The main issue with carrying the pack half full is that it can feel floppy, oversized, and less balanced than a smaller, fuller pack. Because the Osprey Daylite is a soft-sided travel pack, the body sags or collapses when half full, items can shift around in the large clamsh

I've checked that one out already. It has a cleaner, sleeker aesthetic than the Osprey Daylight and more structure to hold its shape even when half full. The deal killer is the Aer 20's weight. It's nearly 50% heavier than the Osprey Daylite despite the lower capacity. That's because it's intended a

Look at the dimensions compared with the limits set by all the airlines you want to use. So under seat or overhead and which airline? Note the Daylite 35 is 19.3H X 14.6W X 10.2D IN (49H X 37W X 26D CM). That’s a bit too deep and I don’t understand why Osprey made a travel pack like that. There are

Osprey Daylite 26+6. It's not a fancy bag but everything about its design is fantastic. I choose this over my Aer TP3 every time, which I'm going to sell.

I did my research into the Osprey Daylite 26+6 and it’s an admittedly snug fit, but there are a few things to note: On the bag -• I’m 6 foot 4 so any personal allowance bag will look smaller on me,• The bag is quite firm and rectangular and doesn’t bulge in a way that draws attention,• And it will p

While it doesn't work for my needs as it's slightly larger and heavier than the Osprey Daylite 26+6, it's a good-looking bag and a good value at under $100.

Enjoy my osprey daylite, it is pretty small at only 13L but is what I was looking for in a small daypack. It has a structured back that stays pretty rigid when empty, doesn't have an overbearing number of pockets, nice sternum strap and waist strap, feels like a sturdy material, looks pretty sleek i

I agree, the REI seems to have better straps and more comfort. That Osprey looks solid. Honestly, I was really considering the Osprey Daylite 26+6 too, but I'm really not a fan of Osprey bags' appearance haha, it turns me away completely