Osprey Nova Daypack - Women's vs REI Co-op Flash 22 Pack

So it's perfect for a pair of sunglasses or goggles ahead of that you've got loads more organization. I'Ve got cell phone in the middle, some items he...

For flights, as “personal item” stowed under seat in front in economy, this has a better volume and extra useful features like the flap lid and exterior mesh pockets compared with the Flash 18...but the Flash 18 is a lot narrower and I can stick a foot on either side with the Flash 18 but not the Flash 22, which tends to hog all the under seat space

This one one only. But why? If I'm here and I just need to grab a paw paw, for example, I have to unzip it all the way, open it, and then get it, and ...

However, it is surprisingly comfy, giving you good support when you're carrying your items with you. Even though it offers minimalistic features, this...

Um, you have single zipper, double zipper. and I believe the last compartment is like a weird double down hair zipper so it's kind of confusing someti...

THis is a great little backpack. Only giving it 4 stars because the zipper didn't work very smoothly. Otherwise, no complaints!

You have to take care not to put the bag down on pavement or lean against a brick wall or even overfill that pocket.

really. as you can see, it doesn't have any outside pockets, so getting anything in and out of here is very difficult. There's no hip belt and that wa...

It looks really big but just doesn’t pack very well for my needs. It is comfortable on my shoulders and has the expected quality of osprey, it just kinda falls in how it packs.

I hadn't planned to get the Flash, but after trying on a bunch, that one was the one that felt the best for me. If you're a beginner backpacker, you're probably hiking with some heavy and/or bulky gear, so it's even more important to get a comfortable pack that fits you properly (they'll measure you at the store).

I wish the hip belt were a little thicker to offer more back support like their hiking backpack series—having said that, it has way better support than most other packs. There are two mesh water bottle pockets on either side of the pack. It can be difficult to take your bottle in and out repeatedly due to the compression straps, though normally, it isn’t a big deal. Overall though, I’d recommend this as an all-around good backpack

But if you do have the trekking poles attached to the package so you can't expect the pack is, sit up very nicely. Alright, so now that this is fully ...