Daylite 35

I carry on an Osprey Daylite 35L backpack and inside is a Bellroy 6L Venture Sling. It goes under the seat and the backpack goes up and I’ve been asked a time or two to take the backpack down and the “it’s the larger of my two items” works every time.

Osprey Daylite 26+6 packed for a 3 day trip to Arizona. Budget airlines and the Daylite 26+6 is a match made in heaven 🙌🏻. Plenty of room to spare, no need to expand the bag.

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.

I own both Ospreys but the Osprey as Daylite 26+6. The fairpoint/ Fairview is a great backpack for real backpacking imo. I did 3 months Southeast Asia with it and loved it. Super sturdy and comfy. Nothing rly breaks this beast even when overpacked. Love the hop strap to lighten the load on my should

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

Moved to Asia for a year for work with two checked bags and a backpack. Retweet what was already said about Asian airlines and baggage; they are fierce. Get yourself a backpack that meets the personal item requirements for AirAsia (I got the Osprey Daylite Expandable 26+6 Travel Pack and love it). I

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

I like my Osprey Daylite pack, just 13L but usually enough for my day hikes. The pack is small and light, but I find that it’s big enough to fit a change of clothes, extra shoes, food, and water They also make a 20L version though if you want or need the extra space

True, and between my feet is exactly where my bag goes. Osprey Daylite bags are small, and I only have my MacBook Air in it, so there really is no bulk. I leave my books and other stuff from the bag in the Roomette. I know the sleeping cars have almost no theft. But when you work as an independent c