One SMALL PERSONAL ITEM to rule them all?! || Osprey Daylite 26+6 Expandable Travel Pack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- A full Osprey Daylite 26+6 Review no details spared! This is the personal item you have been looking for!
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This bag is the one bag to rule them all for carryon! It's a beast (I've carried about 60lbs of tools in it in a pinch!) It's great for in between travel as well, unlike most large travel packs that are just a huge open pit, this one is just the right amount of space for internal organization between the two spaces. Just a tip, if you're feeling bold and like sewing, I doubled over the bottom of the shoulder straps to create a loop on both sides, sewed a small box x stitch, threw a carabiner on the top handle like you did, and it creates the perfect setup for a clip on shoulder strap, which I feel it really gets value from. I also put magnetic slide release buckles in front of the plastic shoulder strap buckles for quick and easy stowing of the backpack straps because I transition the two a lot. I also recommend changing the zipper pull cord to a different color for the expansion section, I always grab the wrong zipper 😅
Like you, also tried packing cubes and realized I could fit a day or two more outfits in by laying everything flat to really fill out the corners. Thanks for your review, this is the best travel bag that perfectly fits as your personal item under the seat; top it off with a lifetime warranty from Osprey and a cost of only $100: Best bag!
Wow! I wish I could sew, those sounds like awesome mods! Good point on the expanse section lol, definitely did a few takes because I kept grabbing the other zipper, this is a pro tip for anyone watching this review!
Yep! I couldn't agree more, I was getting by with just packable day packs but this thing is just so much better in almost every way.
@@onebagoneworld I appreciate you are straightforward to the point and very accurate video! It was nice not having to wade through all the specs, b role video and everything else that usually ends up in a video that you really really don’t need. My only tip on mods is to never do something you can’t undo with a thread puller to any pack with a lifetime warranty. There are plenty of nondestructive mods using clips and straps to accomplish the same things like a sleeve insert in the laptop compartment to add organization in the main area. Great video and keep up the good work!
watched this video 3 times and finally Just bought mine! 😊happy with my purchase and thankful for your thorough review 😄
Thank you so much for watching!! I am glad we could help :)
I've got one and have traveled 3 weeks with it and a sling. Of course, did laundry along the way but that is much easier than keeping up with a roller case or bigger backpack. Great build and value.
Couldn't agree more!
@@onebagoneworlddoes it have a trolley sleeve?
@@SilviaHoard it does! The back panel underneath the air scale part is all a sleeve for a trolley.
@@onebagoneworld Thanks! Great review 👍
Thank you for this review. I’ve been thinking about getting this backpack for a while and you’ve made my mind up. I love Osprey bags.
So glad it helped. We love them too, definitely a staple for anyone who loves to travel!
How does it fit with sharp items in your back? Does it protect your laptop? Does it have waist straps? I prefer the Osprey Manta 24 liter for my personal item. However, this is a good alternative and provides better laptop sleeve then shoving in the water bladder compartment. Kangaroo pockets are good for your raincoat or windbreaker when it is wet and you need to stuff it into your bag as your board your flight.
I haven't really had any sharp items in the bag yet so I can't speak to that but I've shoved my roost laptop stand with my laptop in the back compartment and never had any sort of discomfort. No hip belt/waist straps but for a 26l bag that is fairly common. At the 32l mark though I can see an argument for them absolutely, especially depends on what kind of weight you are putting in there.
Haha yeah, I took an REI Ruckpack 40L around the world with me and just used the hydration sleeve but always wished it just had a little something extra to pad my laptop with. That's something I liked about this bag is that it has a false bottom and a fairly thick laptop sleeve so it feels very secure. I think any sort of Osprey that is within the size limits is great though, they make such well thought out products.
As stated, item is per 2024-05 as far as i can see discontinued. I can't find it availble in ANY online store throughout europe.
Yeah I am sorry, it's such a pain! I just did some quick googling and this one looks to be in stock and is on sale: sportfits.eu/products/osprey-daylite-expandible-travel-pack-26-6
I know nothing about that website/vendor and if they are reliable but wanted to be of some help. Good luck!
@@onebagoneworld thanks :) hmm I might give it a try.. I did some serious gooflefu but couldn't find this
I just don't like the admin panel in the front. If the main compartment is empty, then the weight distribution is not optimal. Sadly most bagpacks use similar layout
Agreed! I've almost never used an admin panel although I feel like I do use them more the smaller the bag is for some reason. But yeah, if you are using it for edc then everything sort of ends up in there and the bag is floppy and uncomfortable.
I like the pack but will not buy it. Should have load leveler as they did on their Hikelite 26
Totally fair! I think on the smaller bags a lot of brands have said they don't see the value as much. I think it really comes down to what you are packing though.