Atlas Packs Athlete vs Cotopaxi Luzon 24L Pack - Del Dia

Is this bag just cinches down into a much smaller footprint, because there's a lot of bags out there? It's a 40 60 liter pack, whatever it is, you mig...

Bought this for its size, packability, and presence of sternum and waist straps. Having a light bag is nice until you overload it with water or, say, a few too many comic books- the straps make carrying added weight practical. I love cotopaxi's use of fabric remnants to make their products. The only star off is because it has pooped ol' nalgene out more than once in handling (not while walking)

1-2 Days - sort of between bags right now waiting for things to come in but was using a MR x Carryology Unicorn or GR1 26L.

I have had this pack for about 6 months now. I use it daily going to and from work and have now gone one two vacations. This pack has been my personal item/carry on and has taken me to the beach and to the mountains. This past weekend I went to the Rocky Mountains for a weekend trip and this was the only pack I took with me

It's not like the foam that you would use for your backpack uh straps, it's like a very thick foam, and so they they sent me these, and i actually was...

I think the bags could also use a strap up higher on the sides as well to tighten down my trekking poles when not in use. One more thing, I’m fairly broad chested and have wide shoulders and there is barely enough chest strap to go across. I larger person may definitely have issues. Other than these 3 things I find these packs to be near perfect! Thank you!

If you want stuff that needs to stay absolutely dry, this is a well protected area for your important documents and things like that. This bag has bee...

I love that there is no top to the pack, as it is easy to store my light-weight three-legged stool inside so that I can stop and rest anytime I want without having to lower my creaky older body all the way to the ground.