Daylite Plus

if you want the most budget one just get the quechua one. quechua isnt a top brand but for its price its considered pretty good quality compared to others in the similar price range if you want something that lasts forever get an osprey daylite plus 20L

Officially, they are part of Osprey's attachment system where you can attach other backpacks (like the Daylite or the Daylite Plus) using their buckles. I've done this on occasion and it works great, though the back does extend out a bit so you have to be careful in crowded places.

Someone just recommended the Osprey Daylite Plus. Good choice. I would also look at the Osprey Transporter 26+6. I am leaning towards that bag for the same reasons you posted.

AER is a lifestyle backpack. Urban, trendy etc. some nice looking materials and aesthetically pleasing organisation. Osprey is a utilitarian bag you buy for a purpose, that’s not the prettiest or feel the nicest but it will be a comfortable backpack for a decade if you want. If you honestly don’t ca

Depends on a lot of things. I wouldn’t say they’re great just because they are Osprey, but they do make a good product. I recently got the daylite plus to use as a travel day pack and love it. I also got it on sale so that helps. Definitely worth considering Osprey in your hunt, but make sure you ch

backpack with a waist and chest strap is always nice, i have the osprey daylite plus and aer travel pack 4 that i alternate depending on how much stuffy I need to carry! it sits more snugly which allows you to move more freely and confidently and is just better for your back in general

It varies by ride. At Studios/Islands you can have a waist bag/fanny pack but not a larger bag on: Mummy, Gringotts, Men in Black, Forbidden Journey, Hagrid’s. With those, you’ll need to get your things into a locker before going into the queue. It honestly only takes 2 minutes on either end but the

I really appreciate a front dump pocket like on the Osprey Daylite Plus, Osprey Nebula 32L, or the Aer Go Pack 2. It's a must for me now even though many packs don't have one. I think those pockets are my number 1 favorite feature of a backpack. Also, I need 2 good-sized water bottle pockets. And a

I’ve had a Daylite Plus in my rotation for 3 years, and I it still looks almost new. I haven’t been gentle with it either. It’s been on hikes, to theme parks, and the usual day to day all equally well. Focusing on non-hiking / outdoor uses, my Osprey backpacks have been comfortable (I like the stern

Perhaps the Osprey Daylite Plus? You can stow rain pants on the outside. However, it will be a tight fit for a 15" laptop…