Daylite 35

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.

Just returned from 11 days in Europe with my 8 and 10 year old. They carry their luggage but on days out, I need them to keep walking so they don't carry bags. I used a Uniqlo mini crescent crossbody bag along with the Osprey Daylite tote pack. I used it as a a shoulder bag in most situations, stash

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

for 3-5 lbs you honestly don't need a hip belt at all, and a framed pack like the Sirrus is almost certainly what's causing your pain - the frame and stiff hip belt are designed to transfer 15-30+ lbs to your hips, so with barely anything in it you're just strapping a rigid structure to your body th

You should start with a list of items you want to pack and then consider what volume that would take. Generally you can fairly easily pack a week worth of clothing for non-extreme weather and basic travel necessities in 25l easily. If you know what you are doing. And if you try you can bring that vo

I'm looking for a personal item sized bag (US, so18x14x8 inches) that can also double as a day hike backpack or daypack, i.e. can be worn for 6-8 hours without too much discomfort. Comfort is a lot more important to me than maximizing space, I just need to be able to fly on airlines like Frontier wi

I have two kids, almost 8 and 11, who I would like to transition from one-bagging with rollers to backpacks and I'm looking for recommendations! We did two weeks in Europe last year where they had rollers and then small personal items backpack for things they would need during flight (Tablets, toys,

I have the Daylite 35L (as well as the Daylite 26+6 and the Daylite 44L) and I love it. The Osprey straps are SO much more comfortable than any other backpack I’ve tried by a mile, I’d only ever buy an Osprey backpack for travel. I agree that a hip belt will help take weight off your shoulders, thou

I recommend a look at the Osprey Daylite 26+6. It is nearly the same light weight, simple storage, and the carry system looks to be an upgrade from the Plus. In particular, you will find the straps are spaced wider than almost any pack I have seen and also it does not have that extra fabric that sti

Hi there! I am currently on the road, am 5ft 1 and short torso and am currently traveling with an Osprey daylite 35l for 4 months. I won't be doing any hiking but have been walking with it for about 30mins max at a time and find it quite supportive. Id go with a hip support if you're going to be hik