Osprey daylite

Osprey Daylite 13L. The version that came out this year because they improved the water bottle pockets

Osprey Daylite 13L Daypack Review | Pack Hacker

Osprey Daylite In Grays, Essex, England..In testing, we’ve been impressed with this pack’s harness system and comfortable carry, as well as its practicality on days out

Great little daypack

Got this pack for my wife for travel. Everything she needs, nothing she doesn't. One thing that may be a problem for some - the connection between straps over the neck is a little weird. I can't wear it without it rubbing on my neck, not a problem for her.

Perfect Daypack

I bought this for a few summer trips and it was perfect. It's light and the straps are comfortable, but not too bulky. My MacBook fits in the large pocket perfectly, so it's also good as a small airplane carry on. The waist and chest straps were helpful on harder hikes when I didn't want the weight ...

Great front pocket with lots of compartments

I'm addicted to this thing. I can wear it ANYWHERE - back home on day hikes or trail runs in the West, and all around my current home, NYC. It fits two full Nalgene bottles in the side pockets, and to combat the water bottle falling out problem folks talked about, I just clip the bottles into the si...

Is the Daylite a good pack to go with the Porter 30? For the daily commute.

Osprey Daylite Cinch Review | Pack Hacker

We’ve generally found Osprey’s backpacks to be comfortable to carry, and we’re happy to conclude by saying that the Daylite Cinch is no exception. The fit does take some tweaking, but the end result is worth it. Space and organization are a tad basic, but considering the backpack’s outdoorsy nature and its emphasis on ease-of-carry, this isn’t a big issue

All-around “go bag”

Great backpack for daily commuting and getting around town. The laptop sleeve is well-padded, and the back pockets have just the right amount of organizational pockets. I love the versatility!

Just chiming in on the Osprey 45L Daylite duffel. I have one as my onebag and I absolutely love it. BUT I wouldn't plan on using it to carry around 20lbs of weights plus all your other stuff, it's not built for that kind of usage, definitely not long term. It's also not really a duffel, it's a backp...

Great small day pack.

This is a great smaller bag for day hikes, Just big enough to carry everything you need for a long 12hr hike. I can fit my down jacket, plenty of water, gloves, lunch, knife, sunglasses case and still not have to cram things too tight.

The pack has a nice ballance between rigidity and light weight...