Osprey Daylite Backpack

2023-08-10T20:00:00

Love this day pack! It has been on many hikes from Mountsins of North Carolina to trails in Alaska. It is lightweight and comfortable. It can carry two water bottles and I even attach my trekking pole to it. I would surely purchase it again!

Outdoor G.

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2023-07-11T20:00:00

I love this pack for day hiking & biking! It worked great in Acadia National Park when I hiked mountains that required food, map, medication/first aid, pullover, and two 24 ml water bottles. I also carried drawing & weaving stuff that I used along the shores of Acadia and appreciated the waterproof construction. I like having water bottles in outside bottom pockets but know that you can't reach them with the pack on due to it being a smaller pack. The material of construction is all high quality and seems to be the same quality as larger packs. The number of compartments (2 large compartments w/multiple pockets) worked well in organizing my stuff. I look for the straps to hold up well over time. The zippers are of high quality as well. There are a few extra pockets & straps with hooks. Like all Osprey packs, it is built with good ergonomic structure to keep the weight from pulling downward. I had wished that the belt was padded a bit like the shoulder straps but that didn't end up making a difference in comfort. The waste strap was fine. I liked the additional chest strap. I struggle with low back pain and had no issues caused by the pack. It was fully comfortable & functioned well. For those of you who like prints & unique colors, I purchased the Magnolia Print in Jubilee Blue. The blue is kind of a slate muted blue. It's pretty & fun! They had other colors & prints I considered too. If you backpack alone, this pack is not large enough for overnight trips. I also think it's not quite large enough for today's high school/college students who carry at least 3 books, notebooks, computer, & backpack. It may be fine for elementary students if their 3-ring binder fits.

Renae

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2023-03-17T20:00:00

This would almost be a perfect day pack but it lacks one feature that would be a super easy update, the front zipper stash pocket that's on the Daylite plus. Please make this update!!!

Spg

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2022-10-15T20:00:00

I don't use purses to carry my daily things. Instead I used the daylite to carry my items such as keys and wallet. I'm an outdoors woman that loves to hike and find new places to explore. My daylite backpack went everywhere with me which included biking, hiking, trailriding, shopping at the mall, restraunts, and even helped carry a few groceries. It also served as a treasure box when kids found items on the trail to bring home. My only complaint for this backpack would be the fabric. It be nice if it was built with stronger material and stitching to withstand heavy use. This was the reason I had to retire my last daylite. I am in the process of buying a new one for my new adventures that await fir me.

Montana g.

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2022-08-24T20:00:00

Great little pack however I am having trouble figuring out how to attach this to the Rook 65. It appears the previous version of Daylite packs had tabs for connection that this pack does not. Does anyone have any suggestions? TIA!

Chris

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2022-07-25T20:00:00

This is a fantastically durable, minimal daypack. It is almost completely free of any wear-and-tear, despite having been to burning man and on many adventures over the past several years. I regularly pack it with a 3L camelbak, a lunch, keys/wallet/phone/etc., sunscreen, any any other smallscale necessities.

Davey

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