Daylite Expandable 26+6 Travel Pack

So this seems a tad extreme, especially for a cruise. Kudos if this works for you. A daypack or Osprey 26+6 might have afforded you a more comfortable journey.

I have the Osprey 26+6, 5’2” senior. I added a hip belt and it works good on this pack. I’ve walked 5+ miles with it including a computer in it. I had a cobbler sew 1” (or maybe it was 1.5”) webbing loops and then bought a detachable hip belt. Webbing from Amazon and hip belt from Black Ember DEX hi

Just chiming in to support your jeans! I know that a lot of travelers cite their bulk/heaviness/slow-drying — but I adore jeans and wear them every day, so I brought them on a 15-day trip to the UK at the beginning of summer. It was great! I already knew they fit great and breathed great, and I wore

I’m another two-bagger. I just can’t carry a giant pack on my back. I use a cane and can manage an Osprey 26+6 if it’s not super stuffed. But I usually take a 21 inch two-wheeledTravelpro and a Foldie tote. Sometimes I’ll swap the Foldie for the Osprey. It’s just easier with two smaller bags rather

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

In Dec, I, my wife, 12 yo and 5 yo stayed 2 weeks at Tokyo. I used an Osprey Daylight 26+6. It is 26L and can expand by another 6L. I used a backpack because it is more comfortable. I didn’t use a coin locker because we were just moving and not necessarily going back to the same station. My backpack

I've had the cobbler sew the loops on all my bags. I bought the webbing from Amazon and love the Dex hip belt from Black Ember. I'm short with 16.5" torso. The longer the bag the better it distributed the weight. Eagle Creek tour travel pack (older model) - it worked very well; Osprey 26+6 - good; O

It depends on what you want to bring. I bring a backpack with exterior water bottle holder outside. The inside is big enough for my telescoping stool, a light jacket, hat, sunblock, fan, battery for phone, snacks/ lunch. Just something comfy to use, such as an Osprey 26+6, so it is expandable.

I have the Osprey 26+6 and like it a lot. With a laptop and quite full, it's not the most comfortable for carrying multiple hours (laptop makes the back quite stiff), but without laptop it's actually quite comfortable. I just used it for a work trip to Ecuador and was very happy with it. Used it bot

My husband and I have been doing multiple day trips to Europe (from UK) this year. I purchased the Osprey 26+6 for myself, as a decent backpack is cheaper than physio. My husband wasn’t that bothered, so I got him a Cabin Max for £35 that would fit Ryanair. In reality, it’s not a nice bag. It’s irri