Daylite Plus

Oh Im so sorry Im not sure why i typed sling and not plus. the osprey daylite plus. It's listed at 20L but its not anywhere gonna hold that tbh.

I love my Osprey Stratos 34. I believe there's a Sirrus 24, and you might love it. It's actually a stiffer frame than that size Tempest but it has a suspended mesh backpanel that I really appreciate, and that I think moves with me quite well. Some people find it a bit narrow around the hips, so try

I have the Daylite Plus and its shoulder straps are too thin and can get uncomfortable when the bag is fully packed out. I would say the Osprey Quasar 26 would be a better option.

I’m curious about the Mammut Lithium 25, especially as the removable hip belt might be good for hiking but can come off for travel. I’m not sure whether I’ll like the finish on it as I do prefer a lined main compartment. I think I’ll order it. If I don’t like it, I’m afraid the osprey daylite plus i

I’m looking for a new everyday bag that I can use as a personal item for travel as well. I’m a uni student so I would like a laptop sleeve. I’m go to Thailand via delta airlines somewhat often, and then AsiaAir domestically (very strict baggage guideline, so it’s ok if the bag doesn’t work for this)

Hmm the Cotopaxi allpa 18L could work but maybe not as rounded. Osprey daylite plus doesn’t have sizable exterior zips but otherwise is close.

“Strapping a rigid structure to [my] body” is exactly how it felt 😵‍💫 I did adjust the torso length at one point because the frame was digging into me but I think that might have made something else worse. I did try a few backpacks around 20L that are in the category you’re describing but none have be

I guess to me it seemed like overkill based on my hiking skill level as well as the amount of time I might spend using it for hiking vs walking around urban environments. It also feels like a big step up in terms of price. In anticipation of returning the Daylite Plus I’d been looking online at some

Yeah I had never really paid attention to bag fit before and mostly dealt with my short torso as a problem buying clothing (lots of pants with a groin that was too low and cuffs that were too high lol), but this has been a very enlightening experience. It feels like I’m thinking much more about back

Choose one with a chest strap and a waist strap/waist belt. That’s what balances the weight and makes it comfortable for the whole day, in addition to the padded shoulder straps. • The North Face Recon: 30L, fits 16-inch MacBook, $125 • The North Face Borealis: 28L, fits 16-inch MacBook, $119 MSRP (