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nice, detailed review! keep it up

Kristofer Throughway

amazing review! thank you :)

Hi, good review. I have a question, do you think if a 37" long board fit into it? At least diagonally. Thanks!

Just bought this bag, excited to use it allot! Nice review!

Awesome video. I used it to do a 40 minute bike ride indoors (at night with kids asleep). Perfect video! Now I definitely want to go ride the real thing. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing. Pity about the roaring gas stove, there are very quiet ones available.

love it Tee! I could listen to these all day!

Excellent review!

beautiful place you have over there

hi, it would've been nice if u showed how you used it so we viewers have the idea how 😊 cheers!

Unisex pack has to slight either men or women. In this case the men got slighted. The straps are too far from the chest. Way up high toward the neck. And a bit too far back on the shoulder. Nice for women's boobs. Not ideal for mens' torsos.

cool, just ordered mine

sickest set up ive seen in a longggg time!

ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu this made my day <3

My old day lite plus of 8 years just got worn out so I sent it in to warranty and osprey said it’s toast and are giving me this one nice video so I can see the difference of the new model.

Great review lots of information

I've watched a few other reviews of the Daylight and Plus bags, and you're the only one who mentioned and showed that the chest belt is movable vertically. Thanks for that.

I debated between this pack ,the talon 22 and the syncro 20 . I ended up ordering both and trying them out in person for a few days . I went with the syncro 20 .

Thanks for the share! Is the trail looping?

I just purchased it today after several considerations: its weight, the portability with the bag, thrust/ power, head accessories, and longer battery (compare to other similar models/brands). Thanks a lot for the review! 👍🏼. May I ask, what’s the battery life now if you are still using it?

are the hip pads/belt removable?

Great review for a new Osprey owner, thanks

Hi ! Lucky you could upload all of them, there seems to be a daily limit of 30 files upload now :(

Will the Soto stove fit in there with the small canister and cup

Good

hi sir if compatable for value withs philps mini 7703

Getting one for Father’s Day, can’t wait

Is the scraper actually worth it? Why not just use the cloth for a quick clean?

You have a very calming voice...great video presentation 🏕

5:28 good catch

You should tell people that you can also use charcoal in that first stove

All excellent gear choices. Fantastic, tks!

And there IS a difference between a "stove" and a "burner" !!!

PRICES ????? WHY do you reviewers NEVER give the COST of the stuff you 'pitch' ???

Fucken unreal set !!

Thanks for these really nice cooking kit presentation.

Wow, You have given me lots of ideas. Thank you so much.

Thanks for the video! A lot of equipment but everything small and practical, a few things I could adopt.

That 110 gram gas cannister for me is much to small. Ten years ago stopped using gas cannisters. I started with two gascannisters. But within 7 days they were empty. After that i needed to search for a shop. Ride to it (motorcycle). And a lot of the times they did not had those kind of gas cannisters. For years now i use a Primus gasoline burner. Last year bought a new version. Much lighter then the former one but also less power. But that is not the problem. It came with a 0.4l fuell bottle. And changed that for the one liter. With that i can cook two weeks. And it also functions as spare fuell for the motorcycle. What was it that you started to cook ? I still find it difficult to have for a few days of food with me. Vegetables go bad offcourse. And i do not like that survival food. I carry just one pack for emergency. But not more. Sometimes after 6 weeks did not even used it. Although i do large trips with the motorcycle for more then 35 years and know everything there is to know about gear. It is still nice to watch video's as yours. Sometimes people have a different perspective. Not that it is rocketscience. But sometimes i really can pick up something good. So thx. Also saw your video where you mentioned the chair. I could not agree more. 6 or 7 years now i take the large Helinox with me. Maybe due to getting older ? Atleast it is a factor. But it is so very important after 8 hours of riding i can sit comfortable. And not have to sit on the ground. Always tensioning up the stomach muscles. I think you know what i mean. But after all those years. Still have not solved one problem. And that is toiletpaper. You can not start with enough for 6 weeks away. And while underway you also can not buy one pack and take that along. I once saw a video of a dude that had paper that he could make wet. And then unfold it. It were somekind of hard compressed tablets. And i thought " Eureka" thats it but lost the video and it became thats (sh)it. I also allways take a MSR Guardian waterfilter with me. Riding offroad means that you have to go extremely minimalistic with luggage. That is why 8 years ago took a completely different route. With my motorcycle cloating and the everyday to use stuff. An airvent mesh jacket with all the protection. Then a very thin and light wind and waterproof jacket. And also a Gerbing 12 volt heated jacket. With that you can challenge all kinds of weather. From very hot to really freezing cold. I also use to take two sleepingbags with me. That could slight into each other. And both of them have a different temp rating. Very expensive but beautifull kit. I bought a 30 by 50 cm electrical heated 12 volt pad. And sewed that at the bottom and inside of a sleepingbag. And now when it gets below 8 degrees celsius i can turn on that pad. And i stay very warm. I use a 12 volt batterypack. And the 18650 batteries i can charge while riding. On the lowest setting it can be heated for 10 hours. And on max 3.5 till 4 hours. But then it has to be minus 5 degrees or colder. And that does not happen. I do allways carry 12 18650 batteries. Devided over two powerbanks. And both can be charched by usb. For me this works best. The 12 volt one i hang on a ridgeline inside the hammock. It is strange but the countries where it through the day can be warmer then 40 degrees Celsius also at night can become very cold. Your comment about a decent pillow is also true. It simply is a must to have a good night of sleep. Otherwise you feel bad during the day. And in my case you have to concentrate while riding. I also will look into your other video's. Very interesting they are. So thx. Greetings from the Netherlands,

Nice video,thanks mate👍👌

My friend Morton Siglio has some of those items. My best friend until I ran off with his wife...

Hi thanks for the review. After 2 months, any further thoughts? Still on a good path? Thanks!

Cheers👌

Very detailed report

You just gave me some really good ideas. With the GSI Micro Gripper, and cutting board. Though I am pretty sure that I can find something very similar at my local Walmart store. But the item that interested me the most was the Expedition Research small metal grill top piece. Because if I could just buy that piece. It would be perfect for my little jet cook stove burner.

Hi just wondering, due to its smaller size factor does it affect the performance/effectiveness of muscle recovery or does it work just as well as the theragun or other massage guns which are larger in size?

I bought one of these to attach to my Aether AG 70 (about 3 years old). The triglides at the bottom line up with the cord loops fine. However, trying to squeeze the triglides through the loops is really fiddly. Not something I'd want to do regularly, certainly not when I'm feeling time pressured getting on a busy train or baggage check in. Its a little easier if you detach the waist belt, which you shouldn't have to. More difficult if you have stuff packed in the Daylite. There are workarounds using the waist belt but I feel the design could be much better. I returned it to the shop I bought it from. Instead I use an old LowePro daypack that I had (much simpler, single pocket design, none of the Daylite features) that attaches using a similar system to a big LowePro camera bag. Ironically, its oval triglide buckles fit much more easily through the Osprey cord loops and are quite secure. Shame really.

Just bought one. Very helpful video. Thanks

The 'accessory' bungee that you can tighten down, is for an axe. The head of the axe would go in the loop at the bottom of the bag, and the handle in the top.