Daypacks (under 2,000 cu in)
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Recent Daypack (under 2,000 cu in) Reviews
Matador Daylite16
Overall, I would highly recommend the Matador DL16 backpack to anyone. Not only is this a quality piece of gear for the avid camper and hiker, it has a multitude of other uses; from carrying around school books and laptops on campus, to holding souvenirs and passports while exploring a new country. This backpack is truly a great investment and is something that I look forward to using on a variety of future adventures. As a member of another website, I was given this product in exchange for a review. Full review
Renogy Solar Backpack
As a backpack it is great, and the solar panels are an added bonus. Overall I'm very happy with the backpack and will definitely make use of it, though if I were to need a solar charging kit, I'd probably buy it separately from the backpack itself. I don't see the practicality of hiking with the solar panel charging…the pack would only be a daypack, but if you only need a daypack, your phone should be fine for just a day. You'd get better performance from a stationary panel, which is how I used… Full review
Gregory Sucia 28
We got the Gregory Grandeur Series Sucia 28 with the hopes that it would do double duty as both a camping/weekend pack as well as a school bag my 11-year-old son can take to class and soccer practice. We especially needed a padded area for laptop/iPad as well as enough room for books, notebooks, pencils etc., but also wanted it to hold up for more than a few months. So far it's been the perfect combination of a school/work bag as well as one that holds up for weekend camping. After putting the pack… Full review
Gregory Miwok 18
Very lightweight, but with enough room to carry everything you'd need for a day trip. Plenty of compression straps, pockets, and space to expand to pack more if needed, but also small enough that it's super easy to carry. My wife won one of these packs in a camping contest, so I stole it from her to try out on our recent Yosemite/California camping trip. The pack is a very lightweight pack (one of its best features) with lumbar and waist cross support straps, a nifty suspension system that kept… Full review
Renogy Solar Backpack
Urban jungle ready backpack for college or job site. Plenty of room and solar recharging of your gadgets. I received this innovative backpack to review while I went camping/backpacking. Out of the box it is a nice subdued gray/black. There are a lot of pockets including one on the side. There is plenty of room for your laptop, paperwork and afternoon snack. It has zippered side pockets for beverages and a zippered pocket behind the back pad at the bottom. One of the cool parts of this bag is the… Full review
Osprey Manta AG 36
A very comfortable, well thought out hydration daypack that’s very comfortable with any amount of weight you can reasonably fit in it. It’s suitable for four-season use, and can carry 8" wide snowshoes under the compression straps as well. The Anti-Gravity suspension really does take the weight off your back. I bought my Osprey Manta AG 36 a little over a year ago and have used it on almost every hike I’ve been on since then. This thing is amazing, to put it simply. I’ve had a max of about… Full review
Renogy Solar Backpack
Great day pack for day adventures or the office. As a member of another website, I am given products to test from time to time in exchange for a review. This is a 20L backpack with a lot of compartments best suited for those needing a daily activity/commuter bag. If you're looking for a true hiking/backpacking pack with solar panels, I recommend checking out Renogy's stand-alone panels. Renogy recommends you use the setup to charge to a power-bank, rather than directly to devices and I completely… Full review
Renogy Solar Backpack
As a member of another website, I am given products to test from time to time in exchange for a review. The Renogy Solar Backpack was provided by Renogy for testing and review. Dimensions: 18.1" h x 11.8" w x 5.9" d Capacity: 20 liter Weight: 2.2 lbs. Solar Panel Dimensions: 11.3"x9.7" The integrated solar panel has one USB port. The solar panel module converts solar power into DC power...utilizing an electrical management system with a stable 5V DC output. User Guide solar… Full review
Osprey Ultralight Stuff Pack
Super lightweight with Osprey quality and detailed pack. Just bought the Osprey Stuff Pack in my search for a lightweight packable summit/day pack. From a backpacking base camp or thru-hike, I like to leave my tent and HMG large pack and explore. However, I always take essential gear such as first aid kit, water, rain jacket, etc. This is a super light and well designed pack that folds into an inner pouch, has two zipped storage areas, and a small interior pouch with Velcro that is its own storage… Full review
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