Mira

I literally just bought the Osprey Mira 24 and took it on a hike yesterday and it’s so great! I only buy packs with air gap backs because I sweat a ton and it helps reduce chafe, but I had 3.5L of water in it (it comes with a 2.5L bladder), a few layers, snacks, and barely noticed it.

A few updates and changes that I noticed on REI for the Manta series (as I currently have one): Some of the bag dimensions have changed, the Manta/Mira are a few inches shorter but more depth if I remember correctly. I think the weight is similar enough. On the Manta/Mira series the top pocket has b

I would suggest a backpack with a water bladder. I stayed noticeably more hydrated than with a water bottle and getting headaches and tired. I started using the water bladder and tube attached via a magnet near my mouth. I was consistently taking small sips and felt much better. Don’t know if you ha

Using the Osprey Mira 34 for the Portuguese Camino atm and it’s so comfy and is adjustable (I am also a small female) and has a built in water bladder

We have an osprey Mira (female) and manta (male), they are great, just really comfortable and well designed, can fit a lot in and a lot of water bottles too. Try one on, you'll be smitten

Osprey Mira. Loved it. I’m 5’2”. Fit perfect. I know some don’t like hydration bags but I felt I was better hydrated using it instead of a water bottle. Magnet held tube. I found it easier than a water bottle. Just my two cents.

I’ll check out the ~2l options at EB and LLB next time i’m in the city, i’m not in a rush to make a purchase but that might change lol. Thanks for the sizing tip, i’ve been struggling with all the options in the 15-22 range. If you wanted any input on a legit backpacking bag, i love my 34l Osprey Mi