Osprey Daylite Plus Pack vs Osprey Exos 58

The comfiest backpack I've ever had. If I'm doing a serious dayhike, this is the bag I'm taking.

I just love the comfort, suspension, and size of the Exos. Definitely open to suggestions though.

* Osprey Daylite *PLUS* 20L. * My personal favourite so far, but fitting it in my main bag + all the other gear is my concern.

Ultra light, but fully featured the Osprey Exos 58 is a great option for those super light backpackers or through hikers, who need lightweight but rea...

I'll go over them here and the bag costs 70 U.s or for me 95 Canadian. And now let's go over the bags. So right on the front here, you can pull open t...

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I Like these external Cardinal areas I Like to be able to grab things as I'm hiking. you can see it's not very wide. It says why does the day pack and...

This is actually my favorite suspension system when it comes to the Osprey suspensions. Like I said, it allows for excellent ventilation and airflow t...

-I find the cross straps also annoying, they feel in the way when you're trying to pack things and hurry quickly and I largely use them to secure the water bottle since it falls out due to the instability of this pack but its very annoying to need to clip each time when you're just trying to access the main compartment for your jacket when the stash pocket on front doesn't fit a jacket in the first place

I Got a pillow in there. There is a little compression strap here - you can latch there, tighten everything down. Simple pull cord to tighten everythi...

So first off, you've got, of course it's going to be on the other side. You've got a little front pocket on the front. Traditional, you know, hip stra...

Frame Type: Internal aluminum perimeter framePockets: 7, plus the main compartmentAdjustable Torso: YesSuspended Mesh Backpanel: YesHydration compatible: Yes, center port.Materials: 100-denier high-tenacity recycled nylon ripstop; 400-denier high-tenacity recycled nylonBackpack Organization and StorageThe Exos 58 has a floating top lid pocket that can be removed if you don’t need the extra storage.The Osprey Exos 58 is very different from most ultralight backpacks because it’s configured with a floating top lid instead of a dry-bag style roll top. With two zippered pockets (one pocket on top and one underneath), the floating lid lets you sandwich extra gear between the lid and the top of the pack’s main compartment so you can carry extra technical equipment or supplies that won’t fit inside your pack

I wasn't going to use this bag as a daypack. Instead, I just wanted something that was comfortable to carry things from one place to the other. I am SO glad that I went head and purchased this anyways. This bag is the most comfortable backpack I have ever used and the pockets are amazing

Multiple wear areas developed around the pack and frame edges. Yesterday I washed the backpack by hand with a light, non-abrasive soap and one of the tightening straps completely broke in two (must have weakened over time) I did no outdoor hiking with the pack. It only served to get me from city to city and had relatively light use. The most extreme use it went through were trips in the airport and a few times I checked it in and being on the ground while I waited on Ubers