Osprey Daylite Plus Daypack

In light of this, I would like to address the questions about which I am having a hard time finding information from other reviews or from I am also a 5'10" dude weighing about 185 pounds, so I was thinking that a smaller bag like this would be too small for me. I found the following to be noteworthy after trying it out If you have similar interests as I did, perhaps this information will be helpful The color is My impression of it was much more positive than I thought it would be. My decision is to keep the black because frankly the other color options look awful (except for the blue with yellow trim, which is When you see it in person, it is actually a dark charcoal. It looks great, in my opinion. In my previous post I mentioned the size Approximately 5'10" tall. There are 185 of us. A fair amount of width in the Honestly, this bag looks decent and fits fine, but I wish I had decided on one of Osprey's larger models instead. Here's a pic of the bag sitting comfortably on me - you can see how it looks when it's just sitting on me naturally - The size of the tablet doesn't feel too big nor too small to me. Despite this, the bag itself is not a problem, rather it is The straps are extremely narrow and very short, and in one of my pictures you can see that when the bag is at a comfortable position (not all the way up), I have maybe 5" of slack left. Although the North Face chest harness has a lot of room, it is annoying because there is no way to conveniently store the excess slack (that is one of the reasons I love the Much like the arm straps, the belly strap is very narrow and little extra is added to it. I was able to fit the bag in, but if you are considerably bigger than me, it will not work. It would not be a good idea without some serious alterations, anyway. Here's some stuff- I put it in a I like this a lot. Since I was unable to find any photos of the inside of the building online, I added one of my own. As you go down, you will notice that it narrows considerably. It's not too big of a deal for storing a sweater or something, but don't expect something as angular as a book to fit there comfortably. There are two types of bottle holders for water It seemed like there were a lot of questions about this in the Q&A section of Here are some pictures of what my 1L Hydroflask looks like in the bottle holster in order to allay some concerns. Despite its size, the bag looks ridiculous. The straps have good elasticity, but it is still a tight fit. In the end, it comes down to this There may be a slight shift in things at the bottom of the bag, but it fits just fine. The Sleeve of a Laptop is as follows In a nutshell, I would like to say the following It works perfectly. I saw a number of questions about what would fit inside, so I included a picture of my 15" Macbook Pro (2015 model) fitting snugly in there. When you are on your back, it barely feels like it's there at all The purchase of a laptop and a book or something similar would be no big deal for a night class. However, if you continue to fill it, you might not be able to fit it all in. The following features are also available It makes me unhappy that the belly band strap cannot be detached. There is no convenient way to keep it when it is not in use, and I thought it had a place to store it for some reason. Be prepared to be annoyed if you are like me and hate having those things hanging down at your sides at all times. I'd like to be able to store the extra strap from the chest strap when it is adjusted, but as I mentioned above, it is easily adjustable. While this is not advertised as a water resistant bag, it does not seem like it would be easy to get wet at all. There wasn't much a rain cover couldn't fix, anyway. The bottom line is that this bag feels and looks great. With one or two very small adjustments from Osprey, this bag would be perfect (five stars) This would be more appealing to me if the straps had more slack, the belly band could be detached, and the straps were thicker and of higher quality. Fit issues may arise if you have a larger frame. Towards the end of the month, I will take this bag on a number of day trips, so I will update my review if anything in particular stands out to me. I'd like to say the following to the Osprey Marketing department It is imperative that you update/do your videos differently if you read this message. There are not many of us who want a rational explanation, we would rather see it for ourselves That's why the video exists. Take a look at any of the Amazon product videos for Thule or Peak Design if you want to see what a good video looks like. In addition to explaining where each item fits, they demonstrate how all the features of the bag work, and then they demonstrate what the bags look like after each item is loaded. This is very handy and is a good practice, in my opinion.

Zhuri Barron

| May 16, 2021

The last time I travelled to Cambodia and Vietnam for 15 days, I only took my carry-on suitcase The bags were on a roller bag and a backpack (that I checked). It worried me that this backpack would not be big enough despite the fact that I knew it would be comfortable. didn't intend to carry this bag on a daily basis. My goal was to find a bag that I could use to carry things around from one place to another comfortably. I'm so glad I got it anyway. I'm glad I committed to getting this despite my reservations. I have never experienced a bag that is more comfortable and has more pockets than any I have ever seen. I used the computer sleeve in the main pocket (but mostly used it for other things) for other things instead. This bag has one outer pocket, one pocket on the top, and two additional pockets in the front. The front zipper pocket is quite large and can accommodate all of one's essentials. Further, there is an extra pocket on the flap with the zipper so you can put anything inside that pocket. Checked my bag at the airport), I saw these signs A pocket that contains the following information I still had a small amount of room back then. An outside pocket on the bag is smaller than the inside pocket A Clif Power Bar, Snickers bar, Health Bar, Camera, a cellphone charger and cord, a camera charging cord, headphones, wireless headphones, ear plugs, Kleenex packets, sunglasses, and a sleeping mask. A flap pocket consists of There is a small pocket on the outside of the flap for tissue or a napkin (for the bathroom when there are no tissues) The following items should all be brought along Hand lotion, Hand sanitizer, Suntan lotion, Advil, and Tums (all travel-sized). Despite my bag getting lost, these essentials never made me sore or sweaty. They kept me from aching my shoulders or getting sweaty in my bag. There is no doubt that you should buy this. You'll love it!.

Blake Joseph

| Sep 20, 2020

As well as the Osprey pack, I also own three others. I am not able to use the Daylite Plus. Most of the time, I have skin irritation above the level of my pants because of the belt straps. In my other Osprey packs, the straps have material around them at their insertion points to prevent the straps from cutting into your skin. My problem is the Osprey pack's straps chafe and irritate even when I am wearing a shirt. I just ordered some baby seat belt protectors and I'm going to use them around the straps to reduce If it looks stupid, it won't be a good look. There are other negatives as well This cover does not protect against rain. A separate one will need to be purchased. Neither a key holder nor a lock are present. It is difficult to get my water bladder into the flap for which it is designed (and to get it out, too). I am having trouble with my straps flapping around since there are no strap stays. There are some O-types on order A solution to this problem might be to try rings. My recommendation is that you should not choose this pack unless you have extremely thick skin that will not be affected by.

Castiel Ingram

| Mar 05, 2021