@@Gemini_Connect OSPREY Kamber 32 (Red) - good for freeride (avalanche gear, helmet and snowboard carry, and other stuff needed for winter hiking :) ). I compared it to 22, but in the end the 32 was just better in terms weight/capacity :)
@@lukasvrana6388 Ah cool! It looks really slick. Love that you can carry skis on it. We just got Osprey hiking bags -- the Talon 22 for Martin and Tempest 9 for me. They're so comfortable and functional -- totally put these GoPro bags to shame.
Great review! I just purchased the seeker yesterday and am taking it out today for the first time. I feel confident now that I will have a great experience.
I have the newer one, i have not noticed if is that uncomfortable because a dont use it for more than 1 hour, it feels ok to me, but it make censes not being confortable for hiking. thank you guys, your content is highly appreciated.
That expression on your face when you put on the Day Tripper pretty much said it all, I have the Seeker, mainly for my Karma Drone and it is a well designed backpack. Now I use the pole holder with my Max, so it is evolving as newer technology occurs as well. Thanks for the review!
I fortunately lucked out and purchased the seeker last year. It survived a typhoon in SE Asia. I can personally attest to it's waterproof claims. I'm a very satisfied customer.
At around 2:54, when you were reviewing the gopro seeker, I noticed the mount that you have attached on the strap for your camera. what are you using there?
I have the Seeker and would never replace it. Brilliant bag, strong, comfortable and I've really put it through uts paces. I use a 2l water bladder in it no problem. The killer feature of the Seeker for me is the integral Chest mount. Its is so much better than the Chesty (which I also have)
@@Gemini_Connect you're always welcome. Woooo for real? Yayyy yes I'm from Bulgaria, here in the states for 20 years. I really think we should get in touch. Also my future wife is Asian/ Filipina 😁
Great review! That’s unfortunate how the Daytripper does that for you. Mine feels great on me, but that might be because I usually stuff mine all the way full so it becomes stiffer. 📸
@@Gemini_Connect No worries. I assumed that's what it was just didn't want to assume. I have the seeker 2.0 and don't have any complaints on it. It's comfortable to me.
@@rubenc4465 We loved it too -- the Seeker is really comfortable with great pockets and accessories. It's the best GoPro backpack, hands down. A shame GoPro couldn't improve on it with their latest release.
I have the GP Seeker. Reach this video searching for a replacement for the GP Seeker. Seems that I will not change my bag. The upper camera compartment in my Seeker I use it to store SD card and batteries. Also I love the strap camera holder.
Hi Both, great video and honest, solid reviews. My first fail before even trying it on would be the GoPro logo. It screams steal me. Yup we all know what we carry in a back pack but advertising the fact gets a thumbs down here. Thanks guys.
Thanks Graham. Good point about the GoPro logo -- it's ridiculously big and printed twice on the bag. A bit excessive considering GoPro isn't a bag-making company. 😛
Question, on the daytripper bag does your front zipper not go all the way up? There is like a little gap in mine so I think it’s a defect cause water can get into there. It’s the zipper right across from the gopro print on the front of the bag.
It's a bummer that Gopro no longer sells the Seeker backpack. I was looking forward to buy one from them at the discounted price from Gopro. Also thank you so much for your reviews you have inspired on my purchase of my first Gopro.
You did this experiment all wrong. You were supposed to test the bags out WITHOUT hearing each other's opinions on the bags that is, UNTIL you were both done. That way there won't be any shared biases
Well, I have the daytripper and I don't experience any of what u did. I do have a 15" laptop in mine at all times though. Maybe that makes a difference? Also, mine is always loaded up with a hero 9 (with spare batteries and charger), 2 hero 7's (also with extra batteries and charger), a hero 5 session, 3 battery banks in the case the hero 9 came in, random gopro hardware and laptop accessories in a Casey, a pelican SD card case, a Sony audio recorder, 2 suction cup mounts, a selfie stick, a mini tripod and my set of snap mounts in a micro pelican case. Loaded to the gills... and I have never felt discomfort. So, toughen up, buttercup? 🤣😂 (said in jest) Nice review! 👍
If you pack the bag full, it probably fits better. But we almost never carry that much stuff in our bags. It would seem proper of a bag to fit well regardless of how much stuff is in it.
@@Gemini_Connect true. Did you guys adjust the straps at all? To be fair, I'm also lugging a 60 lb bag of goalie equipment when I'm wearing mine lol! I don't notice my backpack much 🤣😂🤣😂
I enjoyed watching your video. Especially for the male, as I have Seeker bag. I do not wear bag so low.... You can see your chesty mounts are on your shoulders.... Mine sit in front on my chest. You have to strap the bag up snugly..... You would love both bags if tightened properly in my opinion. Thank you for sharing with the TH-cam community.
@@Gemini_Connect I promise as you can surely see like at the end. The lady wears the bag much better. You can see the blue eyelets in front and it is tightened to be snug. Cannot be worn “baggy”. Thanks again for an awesome video. I was looking for the difference as I am a seeker owner and don’t need another bag but wanted to see if they did better. And I will agree with you and see the new bag is worse and Seeker is today surprisingly off the shelves. Happy I have mine. 👋🏼✌🏼❤️
Great review! I was debating about the Seeker, but with ordering another GoPro (getting a 9), I'll have 4 I will carry around. I hope I can still get one, it's no longer on their site! No wonder they're trying to sell the Day Tripper so cheap! They were trippin when they made that, it seems. LOL
Thanks for subbing! It's really no contest that the Seeker is better, IMO. This was filmed near the Enchantments in Central Washington State. Beautiful area for hiking and backpacking.
I just bought one I'll take it on my next trip to the Philippines and put to use riding my bike around Makati looking for action.... Aloha KB Honolulu Hawaii
My old backpack zipper broke and had to buy a new one. I actually didn't have the official GoPro Seeker, I had the Pievieu which was identical. I agree with everything you say about the new backpack. The old backpack was amazing, the new backpack feels like GoPro took their design in-house vs hiring a third party, which clearly they did with the Seeker since there were clones (like the Pievieu) of it on the market.
Just ordered day tripper, as it’s 70$ with GoPro plus. Seeker 2 is 150$ and GoPro doesn’t offer it on site and I couldn’t find a discount. For more than double the price I couldn’t justify (should have bought seeker before the new lineup for 1/2 off through GoPro) ......wish the day tripper had the pole holders on the side pocket though!
@@Gemini_Connect I ended up returning the Day Tripper and Best Buy had the Seeker 2 on sale last week for 119$. The quality of the bag (materials, padding, even the looseness of the clamp on the shoulder strap which made the GoPro shake all over on the Day Tripper) was night and day, the Day Tripper is like the budget version of the Seeker 2. For 119$ the Seeker 2 is worth the extra money for the quality of the bag once having them in hand side by side.
It depends on what you plan to shoot, but yes, the Sony a6600 is a great all-around camera and a very compact size. I think it will be awesome for most photo and video scenarios.
My purpose is for TH-cam videos. And causal photos. Because it has got a bigger batter I thought of buying it. And also collecting information and opinions from friends about the camera. Anyways thank you once again.
Is it still possible to purchase the seeker via GoPro? I'm looking for a bag that would allow me to use a boom stick for a higher view point. Thanks for the video y'all
I haven't used a water bladder with either bag -- I had big problems with water bladders in the past when they have leaked and ruined the inside of my bag. But if I were to buy a new one today, I'd look at Osprey's water bladders --> amzn.to/3kQo6eg
@@Gemini_Connect right...an action camera company. Not a hiking backpack company. The action camera does what it's supposed to do in all environments. I own the bag and 4 GoPros and a Canon 90D and have no issues carrying my equipment in the bag. If I go hiking, I put on my hiking backpack and use a gopro accessory clip to mount to my backpack. This complaint is essential the equivalent of complaining about a butter knife not being effective when using it as a screwdriver.
oooooohhhh kaaaaayyyy , il stick with my lowepro's iv got 5 , and 2 military packs i use for 400+ telephotos , all good packs ..iv dragged them all over the uk without problems ,
Nice, we've heard nice things about Lowepro bags, but haven't tried them ourselves. We've stuck to ThinkTank, Peak Design, and Tenba for camera bag brands.
Enjoyed your video. Please remember to bring bug repellent with you the next time you go into the deep woods. I hated watching you needlessly suffer. 🙁
These bags look great, do you think theres enough room for a drone as well? We make travel videos aswell so please feel free to check out some of ours and leave some feedback as we are looking to improve!
Great question! Yes, you can definitely fit a drone in either backpack, assuming it's not as big as the Phantom. We have a Mavic Pro that's currently out of commission, but it would fit perfectly, with room to spare. We'll check your channel out!
It is not the backpack, it's you. Obviously, you do not know how to pack a backpack and that is why it bulges up. I bet that if you fully pack both backpacks with the same amount of things (20-25 lbs) both will perform the same. I suggest you do a fair review next time.
Her: "Oh my god I feel that. What's up with that?"
Him: "It's garbage."
Her: "Why did they do that?"
Him: "Because they're dumb."
10/10 Review
😂 it really is that bad
OK. I´m staying with my Osprey :))))))
@@lukasvrana6388 Osprey is awesome! Which bag do you have?
@@Gemini_Connect OSPREY Kamber 32 (Red) - good for freeride (avalanche gear, helmet and snowboard carry, and other stuff needed for winter hiking :) ). I compared it to 22, but in the end the 32 was just better in terms weight/capacity :)
@@lukasvrana6388 Ah cool! It looks really slick. Love that you can carry skis on it. We just got Osprey hiking bags -- the Talon 22 for Martin and Tempest 9 for me. They're so comfortable and functional -- totally put these GoPro bags to shame.
Thanks for the honest review after actually testing it.
You're welcome 😊 🙏
Great review! I just purchased the seeker yesterday and am taking it out today for the first time. I feel confident now that I will have a great experience.
Awesome, I hope it works out well for you! It's a great bag 👍👌
Thanks for the review you saved me from wasting money. I just bought the seeker back pack. You guys Rock!
Awesome, so glad you found it helpful. Enjoy the Seeker!
I have the newer one, i have not noticed if is that uncomfortable because a dont use it for more than 1 hour, it feels ok to me, but it make censes not being confortable for hiking. thank you guys, your content is highly appreciated.
That expression on your face when you put on the Day Tripper pretty much said it all, I have the Seeker, mainly for my Karma Drone and it is a well designed backpack. Now I use the pole holder with my Max, so it is evolving as newer technology occurs as well. Thanks for the review!
We had high hopes for the DayTripper, but alas...at least the Seeker is a good bag 🙂
I fortunately lucked out and purchased the seeker last year. It survived a typhoon in SE Asia. I can personally attest to it's waterproof claims. I'm a very satisfied customer.
Wow, that's good to hear. It's a shame they seem to have stopped making this bag. Hopefully GoPro brings it back.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
At around 2:54, when you were reviewing the gopro seeker, I noticed the mount that you have attached on the strap for your camera. what are you using there?
Yes...what are you using on the right side attachment to carry your camera????
Hello, We’re you able to find it online? I can’t seem to find it… everything’s for go pro and iPhone…
@@papapatrishie you want the peak design capture clip.
I have the Seeker and would never replace it. Brilliant bag, strong, comfortable and I've really put it through uts paces. I use a 2l water bladder in it no problem. The killer feature of the Seeker for me is the integral Chest mount. Its is so much better than the Chesty (which I also have)
Yeah, the Seeker is such a solid bag. Not really sure why GoPro tried to strip is down with the DayTripper -- we'd take the Seeker instead any day!
You guys make such amazing videos that are so informative
I was thinking buy Daytripper backpack but after see your review I won't. Thank you for been honest.
The Seeker is much better -- get that one if you can.
😊 such a great team are you 2 and as always a great review with info!
Thank you. Your name sounds Bulgarian. That's where Martin is from
@@Gemini_Connect you're always welcome. Woooo for real? Yayyy yes I'm from Bulgaria, here in the states for 20 years. I really think we should get in touch. Also my future wife is Asian/ Filipina 😁
GoPro Seeker looks good. Plan to get one.
Great review! That’s unfortunate how the Daytripper does that for you. Mine feels great on me, but that might be because I usually stuff mine all the way full so it becomes stiffer. 📸
Yes if you put a laptop in and stuff it, it's better but it shouldn't be this way
I Was thinking to buy newest gopro backpack, Im glad I watch your video, thank you!
You are very honest on your review thank you.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Thanks for the honest review...
I love how honest the two of you. 😆
Lol thanks! 🙃😁
Good video, Just to be clear is this the Seeker 2.0 or 1.0. I will assume that you are talking about the seeker 2.0?
It's the Seeker 2.0. I realized after I made the video that there were two versions.
@@Gemini_Connect No worries. I assumed that's what it was just didn't want to assume. I have the seeker 2.0 and don't have any complaints on it. It's comfortable to me.
@@rubenc4465 We loved it too -- the Seeker is really comfortable with great pockets and accessories. It's the best GoPro backpack, hands down. A shame GoPro couldn't improve on it with their latest release.
Hi have you tested the weekender?
you can change the angle on the seeker on your left arm if you use the Gopro mounting buckle that comes with the chesty mount.
Nice, thanks for the tip! It's strange that the mount it comes with is so stiff and hard to adjust the angle.
Best practical review 💯
Glad you enjoyed it -- thanks for watching 😊
I think the GoPro backpacks was intended for probability and use instead of comfort. Built in mounts, gopro slots, thanks for the review though!
Fair point. But functional bags should still be comfortable IMO.
@@Gemini_Connect I totally agree, amazing review!
Great review cause I was just about to buy one online thank you guys 👍🏾
I'm glad it was helpful! Did you get one? If so, which one?
Same here guess I will stick with my 511 amp24
They didn't offer the old bag online but I did find one locally to use with my lil drone. 🥰 so many little pockets and well organized.
@@Staypretending Interesting! Hope they're not discontinuing the bag. Glad you're enjoying it so far!
I have the GP Seeker. Reach this video searching for a replacement for the GP Seeker. Seems that I will not change my bag.
The upper camera compartment in my Seeker I use it to store SD card and batteries. Also I love the strap camera holder.
Yeah, the Seeker is a solid bag. 👌
I don't have any yet I'm doing my homework first and thanks to you I'm going to be getting the seeker when I save up for it
Great review. I have the seeker.. daytripper wasn't released yet. Thank you
You're welcome! The Seeker is seriously the better bag. Hope you enjoy it!
Great review. Will be avoiding the daytripper and look for an alternative
Yes...what are you using on the right side attachment to carry your camera????
Cotton Carrier! Explanation of it in this video - th-cam.com/video/5lq2FJ3qH1c/w-d-xo.html
I purchased the Daytripper recently and it comes in 2 days. I have yet to put it to the test, can’t wait 😄
Nice, let us know how you like it. There are some 5 star reviews out there, so some people do really like the Daytripper.
Didn't quite hear what he did at beginning? What back pack make was better? Not the go pro, the other he mentioned? Thx
the seeker the older backpack is better than the new day tripper (according to them is garbage)
@@laemert09 I bought an osprey in the end. You'll see my review on my channel. A 'real' backpack. Thank you for the reply.
Hi Both, great video and honest, solid reviews. My first fail before even trying it on would be the GoPro logo. It screams steal me. Yup we all know what we carry in a back pack but advertising the fact gets a thumbs down here. Thanks guys.
Thanks Graham. Good point about the GoPro logo -- it's ridiculously big and printed twice on the bag. A bit excessive considering GoPro isn't a bag-making company. 😛
Question, on the daytripper bag does your front zipper not go all the way up? There is like a little gap in mine so I think it’s a defect cause water can get into there. It’s the zipper right across from the gopro print on the front of the bag.
It's a bummer that Gopro no longer sells the Seeker backpack. I was looking forward to buy one from them at the discounted price from Gopro. Also thank you so much for your reviews you have inspired on my purchase of my first Gopro.
No kidding! It was their best backpack by a long shot. Hope they bring it back or make a better version.
You did this experiment all wrong. You were supposed to test the bags out WITHOUT hearing each other's opinions on the bags that is, UNTIL you were both done. That way there won't be any shared biases
Fair point, that would have been a more scientific and fair approach. We'll keep that in mind for next time. Thanks for watching!
Well, I have the daytripper and I don't experience any of what u did. I do have a 15" laptop in mine at all times though. Maybe that makes a difference? Also, mine is always loaded up with a hero 9 (with spare batteries and charger), 2 hero 7's (also with extra batteries and charger), a hero 5 session, 3 battery banks in the case the hero 9 came in, random gopro hardware and laptop accessories in a Casey, a pelican SD card case, a Sony audio recorder, 2 suction cup mounts, a selfie stick, a mini tripod and my set of snap mounts in a micro pelican case. Loaded to the gills... and I have never felt discomfort. So, toughen up, buttercup? 🤣😂 (said in jest) Nice review! 👍
If you pack the bag full, it probably fits better. But we almost never carry that much stuff in our bags. It would seem proper of a bag to fit well regardless of how much stuff is in it.
@@Gemini_Connect true. Did you guys adjust the straps at all? To be fair, I'm also lugging a 60 lb bag of goalie equipment when I'm wearing mine lol! I don't notice my backpack much 🤣😂🤣😂
I enjoyed watching your video. Especially for the male, as I have Seeker bag. I do not wear bag so low.... You can see your chesty mounts are on your shoulders.... Mine sit in front on my chest. You have to strap the bag up snugly..... You would love both bags if tightened properly in my opinion. Thank you for sharing with the TH-cam community.
Fair point. Thanks for watching!
@@Gemini_Connect I promise as you can surely see like at the end. The lady wears the bag much better. You can see the blue eyelets in front and it is tightened to be snug. Cannot be worn “baggy”. Thanks again for an awesome video. I was looking for the difference as I am a seeker owner and don’t need another bag but wanted to see if they did better. And I will agree with you and see the new bag is worse and Seeker is today surprisingly off the shelves. Happy I have mine. 👋🏼✌🏼❤️
is that back GOPRO sign+4 squares reflective? it would be great for night trips/road safety..
Good question. I think it is, but not positive.
Great review! I was debating about the Seeker, but with ordering another GoPro (getting a 9), I'll have 4 I will carry around. I hope I can still get one, it's no longer on their site! No wonder they're trying to sell the Day Tripper so cheap! They were trippin when they made that, it seems. LOL
Also just subbed! Great footage! Where is this, by the way? Cheers!
Thanks for subbing! It's really no contest that the Seeker is better, IMO. This was filmed near the Enchantments in Central Washington State. Beautiful area for hiking and backpacking.
Great content and I really want to ask,when is the next giveaway gonna happen?🤗
Hi we have one running right now on the previous video!
@@Gemini_Connect oh,my bad,I couldn't watch the previous video,wish me good luck.😂
I just bought one I'll take it on my next trip to the Philippines and put to use riding my bike around Makati looking for action....
Aloha
KB Honolulu Hawaii
Nice, it should be a great companion for your upcoming trip! Mahalo for watching 🌊
I'll stick with my Seeker, thanks for the review.
Thanks for watching! 😊
Great content 👍👍👍
My old backpack zipper broke and had to buy a new one. I actually didn't have the official GoPro Seeker, I had the Pievieu which was identical. I agree with everything you say about the new backpack. The old backpack was amazing, the new backpack feels like GoPro took their design in-house vs hiring a third party, which clearly they did with the Seeker since there were clones (like the Pievieu) of it on the market.
I've been looking the Pievieu
Do you have a link to the bag you bought? Thanks.
@@Life_of_John I can't find it anymore.
@@happythec1am OK thanks. Am looking at an Osprey now. Think the go pro overpriced for what they are.
I have two seekers and it looks like I will not be selling them for the day tripper. Thanks for making this comparison video!! 🙏
You're welcome! We loved the Seeker so much more than the DayTripper.
After watching this, seeker for me as birthday present LOL. Thanks for shanking though
How big was that water bottle? I would like to use a 36oz yeti 3.5” x 11” on the side..
I think it would fit. The water bottle pockets are stretchy.
Just ordered day tripper, as it’s 70$ with GoPro plus. Seeker 2 is 150$ and GoPro doesn’t offer it on site and I couldn’t find a discount. For more than double the price I couldn’t justify (should have bought seeker before the new lineup for 1/2 off through GoPro) ......wish the day tripper had the pole holders on the side pocket though!
Faur enough. The Daytripper might work well for you -- depends on your preferences. Hope you like it!
@@Gemini_Connect I ended up returning the Day Tripper and Best Buy had the Seeker 2 on sale last week for 119$. The quality of the bag (materials, padding, even the looseness of the clamp on the shoulder strap which made the GoPro shake all over on the Day Tripper) was night and day, the Day Tripper is like the budget version of the Seeker 2. For 119$ the Seeker 2 is worth the extra money for the quality of the bag once having them in hand side by side.
Wow Very nice bag and good for travel amazing
Yes, we love backpacks for traveling. The GoPro Seeker bag is quite good and very comfortable 😊
I just bought the day tripper back pack at Best Buy !
Oh dang ! I bought this then saw this review 🤦♂️. I haven’t tried it on yet
Some people like the DayTripper, usually if the bag is completely full.
Do you think the weekender is better than the daytripper
No reply hey 😅
@@brucetyron hilarious bro I got what I needed without smart ass comments
Did you get the weekender? I’m thinking I might still give the day tripper a shot…
@@brucetyron sorry bro , I got the weekender it's awesome
I am planning to buy to Sony a6600 do you think it is a best choice for me?
It depends on what you plan to shoot, but yes, the Sony a6600 is a great all-around camera and a very compact size. I think it will be awesome for most photo and video scenarios.
Okay thank you
My purpose is for TH-cam videos. And causal photos. Because it has got a bigger batter I thought of buying it. And also collecting information and opinions from friends about the camera. Anyways thank you once again.
@@indianpoochivlogs8587 You're welcome. The Sony a6600 will be great. Also consider the Canon EOS M50 or the Nikon Z50.
where can i find the gopro backpack seeker
Not sure it is still available. I got mine from Amazon.
@@Gemini_Connect thank you
I got the hero9 bundle with the backpack and some other stuff. It was $425 for everything so I figured it was worth it since just the camera is $349
That looks like a pretty sweet deal! 😍
@@Gemini_Connect yah I thought it was worth it even if I hadn’t fully researched everything
Is it still possible to purchase the seeker via GoPro? I'm looking for a bag that would allow me to use a boom stick for a higher view point.
Thanks for the video y'all
Unfortunately it seems like the Seeker is discontinued. That's a bummer because it's a great bag.
What’s the best water bladder to fit the GoPro Seeker backpack? Have you inserted a water bladder in a GoPro seeker?
I haven't used a water bladder with either bag -- I had big problems with water bladders in the past when they have leaked and ruined the inside of my bag. But if I were to buy a new one today, I'd look at Osprey's water bladders --> amzn.to/3kQo6eg
Gemini Connect kewl thanks
Its a camera bag not a hiking backpack
GoPro is an action camera company and many people use it for hiking and outdoor activities, so it should function well in those environments.
@@Gemini_Connect right...an action camera company. Not a hiking backpack company. The action camera does what it's supposed to do in all environments. I own the bag and 4 GoPros and a Canon 90D and have no issues carrying my equipment in the bag. If I go hiking, I put on my hiking backpack and use a gopro accessory clip to mount to my backpack. This complaint is essential the equivalent of complaining about a butter knife not being effective when using it as a screwdriver.
Great video thank you I almost bought that bag. I love your husbands comments. He comments just like I would. Jajajaja
Lol! He tells it like it is 😉
Same here but I sometimes embares my wife jajaja
oooooohhhh kaaaaayyyy , il stick with my lowepro's iv got 5 , and 2 military packs i use for 400+ telephotos , all good packs ..iv dragged them all over the uk without problems ,
Nice, we've heard nice things about Lowepro bags, but haven't tried them ourselves. We've stuck to ThinkTank, Peak Design, and Tenba for camera bag brands.
@@Gemini_Connect yeah i had a temba years ago , good solid bags
I can’t take GoPro packs serious they just feel so cheap , they look amazing but the quality isn’t there
Yay, early again
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
nice
Thanks Ajay ❤
@@Gemini_Connect you are welcome
Enjoyed your video. Please remember to bring bug repellent with you the next time you go into the deep woods. I hated watching you needlessly suffer. 🙁
Thanks for the reminder. We usually bring it but forgot it this one time 😝
My man goes garbage
These bags look great, do you think theres enough room for a drone as well? We make travel videos aswell so please feel free to check out some of ours and leave some feedback as we are looking to improve!
Great question! Yes, you can definitely fit a drone in either backpack, assuming it's not as big as the Phantom. We have a Mavic Pro that's currently out of commission, but it would fit perfectly, with room to spare. We'll check your channel out!
@@Gemini_Connect perfect! Thanks so much
It is not the backpack, it's you. Obviously, you do not know how to pack a backpack and that is why it bulges up. I bet that if you fully pack both backpacks with the same amount of things (20-25 lbs) both will perform the same. I suggest you do a fair review next time.
That's not true at all. We tried packing it. It's a flawed product
I've seen numerous reviews of the Daytripper and they all have the same complaints.