Refugio Day Pack 26L

Mine is a black Patagonia Refugio backpack which is apparently being discontinued or updated: https://www.patagonia.com/product/refugio-daypack-26-liters/47913.html I find it perfect for teaching. Enough room and padded compartment for my personal iPad, chargers, and cables, along with spare pens, r

I really like my Patagonia refugio 26 l. The one I have has a removable laptop sleeve, so it becomes very light without the laptop sleeve. You can squish it down using compression straps on the sides so that it will meet the requirements of the airline.

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I found an old Patagonia Refugio 26l the other day that meets all those requirements. The water bottle pockets are much better than average!

I've been using a Refugio Day Pack 26L for close to 3 years now. I've put it through everything, including generous use as an EDC bag, taking it on travels, and on hikes. While that water bottle holder mesh might appear frail, it isn't. And even if something does happen to the bag, remember that Pat

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I have a giant Dell Precision 7550 engineering laptop. Most backpacks claim a certain maximum size fits, but I find the pockets are more generous than their specifications. I recommend you don’t use a tote or book bag because your back will not be happy if you ever have to walk more than 250 feet wi

I don’t know what your budget it (these are probably too expensive if you’re looking at Jansport) but check out the Patagonia Refugio day pack 26L, and the Aer Duffle Pack. Both have a duffel front, to keep clothes seperate. The Aer in particular would be a great gym bag but it’s very expensive.

135 grams heavier than the Patagonia Refugio 26l but with less capacity and less useful features. I assume the handles and the "tech organization" pockets are the culprit for the weight discrepancy. Is there anything I missed that makes this bag stand out?

I have the Patagonia Refugio 26l and my 32oz Hydroflask and 32 oz Owala both fit in its cupholders AND you can clip the bottles in, the backpack has built-in clips.