Kestrel 38L Men's Backpacking Backpack

I was in a similar situation after cracking a few vertebrae. My answer was an Osprey pack with otherwise ultralight gear. I think it's a Kestrel 38, but I could be wrong. I was able to take almost all the weight off my back. They're some fully featured packs like Durston's that are lighter than most

I LOVE my osprey kestrel, but it's too big for a day pack. I think mine's above 50L. Maybe they have a smaller one? For wearing a daypack, if you can get one that transfer the weight to your hips it should help a lot. If you can go try them on in store, loaded down, that's best. Kestrel works for me

My favorite and most comfortable backpack is 100% a backpacking pack and it's for men. Idk I have a longer torso. It's the osprey kestrel. But it doesn't look like it belongs in an office. If you don't want a clearly outdoor style backpack, I think like others have said, a wheel briefcase, or even a

As someone with 2 cervical implants, I'd really recommend getting a proper hiking backpack with solid hip support and a breathable back system (Osprey, Gregory, etc.). I switched from a Lowepro photo backpack to an Osprey Kestrel and my neck/back feel way better now.

I went to REI and tried on a bunch of packs with an associate’s help. I settled on the Kite/Kestrel model from Osprey. I ended up not purchasing in store and glad I didn’t bcus I found one on the REI outlet site for less (kestrel 38 for $136, normal $220 USD). Their return policy and I’m a member ma

I was between this and the osprey kestrel 58 and ended up with the osprey. Was much cheaper that way, but the main reason was the fit on my back. You gotta try it on