Daylite Plus

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.

Osprey daylite plus : parfait et ne touche pas le dos, sangle ventrale, ultra-léger, 20L

Lack of a frame doesn't necessarily mean the weight will be on his shoulders. A properly worn, wide, padded hipbelt will provide support and engage the legs. If you compare an Osprey Talon 22 to and Osprey Daylite Plus, you will notice a big difference in support for the same amount of weight. But a

I bought the wife a Osprey DaylitePlus and she took it on a trip recently. She had it stuffed with her crochet project and it was no issue fitting under the seat. I’d get one myself if I didn’t have other bags already.

Ya I hear you with that. I had an older sling I carried a few weeks ago and put in a water bottle. I wanted to see how I liked it. My shoulder and neck was killing me in less than an hour. I think the able carry slings will suffer from the same issue as Bellroy with too much extra pockets and paddin

Got an Osprey Daylite Plus commuter backpack last year and it made a huge difference on my shoulders versus my large Swiss gear backpack. That said, I promptly weighted it down with tons of pins and I might re-think my pin qty this year.

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I use an Osprey Daylite Plus. Technically it's over the size limit but it's a soft backpack so I'm sure it could fit in a sizer if needed. It easily fits under the seat even when full.

When I melted my Daylite+ I got a Patagonia bag... Ended up buying a new Daylite+ a few months later. Just wasn't a great bag compared to the Osprey (it was a better travel bag so I use it there). If the regular Daylite works for you most of the time, the Plus version will probably be perfect. The l

Thats not much stuff to carry. I have that in an Osprey Daylite Plus and it weighs 1.29 pounds. I try to keep my backpack as light as possible while enough padding/support. The Daylite Plus works well for me in that regard.