Stratos 24L

I can suggest the, Osprey Stratos 24 or 34 L, Deuter futura 25 or 32 L. I like the adjustability of the Osprey packs more then the non adjustable frames of the Deuter packs. But it makes them a bit more bulky. For backpacking I really love my Osprey atmos ag 65. While heavier then the exos models it

I run 4-6 miles into work in Seattle with an Osprey Stratos 24. (I also have a big OMM backpack, but I greatly prefer the Osprey because of the internal frame). I put the laptop in the hydration pack sleeve, and between that and the internal frame of the backpack it holds the laptop really securely.

2-3 liters Recommended Bladder: The Osprey Hydraulics 2L Reservoir is ideal for the 24-liter capacity. https://youtu.be/9HPDtM2NQ04?si=iucxiJpPu_IpnlHm https://www.reddit.com/r/hikinggear/comments/16b4bv4/hydration_bladder_for_osprey_stratos_24_that/

It may be more of a packing issue or type of clothes you're carrying (e.g., bulky fleece pants?). 27L without having to carry a sleeping bag or cooking kit should cover you. I use an Osprey Stratos 24L as my main day climbing/hiking pack and am able to carry 3L bladder (~100 oz), full base layer top

Those are solid packs from good brands. You are on the right track. Yes, I think 22 liters is on the small size for technical day hikes and chalet overnights. 30 liters is okay. 40 liters is where I'd say it's too big. I prefer the trampoline style back whenever possible. It grabs onto my back well

i use the rei trail 40 with a peak design smedium camera cube in the bottom. the cube holds an a7iv + 16-35 + 35-150, the pack has a lot more space and is also carry-on compliant. If its just one camera + one lens, i'll usually just toss it in my osprey stratos 24 wrapped in my puffy jacket. i went

I have the same exact setup - 4 4x5 holders, chamonix 45f2, 135mm lens, 300mm lens, pd carbon travel tripod, 3 way geared head, plus misc accessories and I absolutely cannot get behind the Osprey Stratos 24L Men's Hiking Backpack, Enough. I've been through like 10 photography backpacks and this has

I read it, and your conclusion is accurate lol. I've owned the Manta 24 for a year and taken it on similar hikes/elevation gain. My biggest nits about the Manta are the weight (heavy!) and length. I have a 21.5 torso, and even after adjusting, the Manta just feels loooong. Packed down, the longer le

People like Osprey packs because they are comfortable for many people, are well built, and have a great warranty. They don't do ultralight well, but that's not what they're shooting for. If possible, you really should try them on first, people tend to love them or hate them. I've been looking at bot

I love my Osprey Hikelite 26. I tried on several in our local outdoor store and the staff there provided a ton of advice. Ultimately it came down to three packs, and this one had a very good sale price. I carry a 2.5L water bladder and the side stretch pockets are large enough to add additional wate