Daylite Expandable 26+6 Travel Pack

Osprey 26+6 It just needs an inner zip pocket which you can reach from the top zippers

A big factor for the tight squeeze with Air Canada is because all Canadian airlines (Air Canada, WestJet, Porter, and Flair) generally only allow 6 inches of depth for personal item, compared to the 8-9 inches allowed by US airlines. It's a massive difference. A fully packed (unexpanded) Osprey 26+6

I love the layout of my older version of the Osprey Daylite 26+6L. However, I find it so uncomfortable to carry because of the straps and not having a waist strap, which I find helpful for carrying 30L+. For me, it’s definitely one of those bags I use just for travel days, but not as an EDC during t

I went through this 2 years ago. You need to measure your torso length to find the backpack that will not strain your back. Google "how to measure your torso length for a backpack" and it'll give you directions. As a petite person, what worked for me was the Patagonia Black Hole Mini MLC 30L and the

The only way that the osprey is comfortable to take on a 10 mile walk would be if you modded it to take a hip belt. I love it for urban stuff and it fits in almost every sizer as a personal item but it’s not designed for walking. Im eu based so havent got direct experience with ULA stuff but that lo

I found the 26+6 super uncomfortable but enough people here like it that I suppose I'm an outlier. FWIW, my hiking pack is an Osprey Talon 22 and my carryon pack is a Fairview 40 (both of which are fine). YMMV

Wow this Osprey™ Daylite™ Expandable Travel Pack 26+6 looks so cool! Is it available at {{local retail location}} I'm sorry but the bag brand is so unnecessary it screams inauthentic ad content. A way to get redditors to do a web search for this pack and maybe buy it. I hate the modern internet.

OneBagTravels on YouTube actually used packing peanuts to measure the volume of the Allpa 28L. He found that it was actually 33L (so more bang for your buck 😉). I really love watching his backpack reviews! I typically prefer 25-30L backpacks, which must have a sternum strap, for 1-2 week vacations.

Hey everyone, first time posting here! Until last year, I always traveled with a checked bag, a carry-on, and an underseat vanity case (lol). Then I got married, moved to Europe, and had to start fresh. I found comfort in the one-bag community, but it’s been a process. I come from a year-round tropi

Finding a good spot for my passport was really difficult for me. I wish there was something like a hidden compartment that the almond oak pack has. For the osprey 26+6 though, I might leave it in the laptop compartment but risk it getting bent by my laptop. I also plan to keep it in my daypack but I