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Go light on summit day.
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pgunnz
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Daylite on Aether 85
pgunnz
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Daylite on an Aether 85
Great little Pack
Jason Andersen
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very nice for little hikes. I use it mostly for my fishing gear.
Has anyone ever tried using multiple Addons...
Bradley
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Has anyone ever tried using multiple Addons at once? Like they Crampon Addon, with the Daypack Addon?
pgunnz
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I haven't tried it but if you watch the video below you will find that they both attach the same way so there wouldn't be room for both if them. The only way I think it would be possible is if the daylite had the addon loops and you attached the crampon pack to that. You could try it but I highly doubt it would work
Osprey Daylite AddOns™ Pack Attachment
Freddie A.
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Did I miss the dimensions somewhere on the...
Vic
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Did I miss the dimensions somewhere on the webpage?
Kate Williamson
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48 x 25 x 22 cm
19 x 10 x 8.5 inches
Hope this helps!
Andrew McManama
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Total Volume in a little over 12L. This pack is small, but fits a lot.
Hey there. Kinda confused. Description...
ryan bender
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Hey there. Kinda confused. Description says pack attachment. Is this a backpack or isnt it?
Jeff Blackston
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It is a 13 litre daypack that can be used as either a stand-alone daypack, or will attach to Osprey 'add on' compatible packs. Good luck, Ryan
Kate Williamson
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There are 4 buckles on the Daylight that slip through webbing or D-rings that attach it to some packs. The packs that are Daylight compatible are the Argon, Xenon, Aether, Ariel, Exposure, Sojourn and Porter Series.
Andrew McManama
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This packs works very well as a stand alone pack, even though it is an add on as well. I have used the pack only as a stand alone daypack so far. If you were going to be doing a lot of base camping with multiple day hikes I imagine it would work great.
hi all, could someone please comment on...
cay3106765
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hi all, could someone please comment on the inside arrangement? so there's the main compartment. is there any mesh paneling in the main compartment? any smaller pockets? and then there's the front zippered pocket? is it deep - running down the entire length of the bag? and does it have any smaller, paneled pockets?
while i don't have a lot to carry, i like keeping the various small things organized. lastly, does this bag keeps its shape when not filled?
thanks!
Andrew McManama
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Hey there! The main compartment doesn't have andy other pockets in it, but it does have plenty of space inside. Although if you need to get to the bottom of the pack it is slightly inconvenient but not too bad. The front zippered pocket is not very deep, maybe 1/2 to a 1/3 the length of the bag. It does have 2 mesh side pockets and the rip cords can hold items as well. I have found this pack perfectly adequate for long day hikes and I imagine it can be used for an ultralight overnight as well. i also like the idea of the water reservoir being separate from my gear on the inside.
All around good pack!
Andrew McManama
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I use this pack for day hiking around Southern California. It is big enough to hold anything I need and compresses quite nicely when not fully loaded. I like the external sleeve for the hydration system. I have always been a tad paranoid about putting water in with my pack so this system works great for me. You do have to adjust the pack as you drink water from the bladder, but it's really not a huge hassle. The compression straps are a bit funky, I wish they had a clip or something. The cinch cord comes in very handy for a jacket, map, or sleeping pad. This pack could even sustain a true minimalist over a night or two where bear can are not required.
I have seen this used as an add on for the Aether series. It looks a bit awkward, but it seems to attach nicely and stay secure to your main pack. Definitely a good attachment if you are doing a lot of base camping or peak bagging. I won't be using it as an attachment because I can fit 10 days worth of stuff into my Kestrel no problem but I can see it's uses for this purpose.
Will this pack hold a 3L reservoir?
kev2538760
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Will this pack hold a 3L reservoir?
Gone Fishing
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Kev, it will hold a 3L reservoir.
Andrew McManama
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Sure will, mine fits great in there!
Great Versatile Daypack
Josh Armour
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All the features you need, nothing you don't. Light and sturdy enough for summit bids, and simple and durable for around town. Integrated bladder sleeve and hideable waist strap are icing on the cake. Another great Osprey product.
Pretty Handy
Evan Tougas
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I use this as a stand alone pack. It works very well with no complaints. The back panel is extremely breathable, and it's super lite weight are definitely noticed.
