You got it, man! Thanks for checking it out 🤙

Awesome, glad to hear it! It's a great little pack that holds up pretty well over time

For sure! Thanks for tuning in 👍

Glad you liked it, bro!

Thanks for watching!

For sure, no prob! Thanks for watching

I did. Mostly for the reason that there isn't a "perfect backpack" where everything is a 10. The Pros outweigh the Cons for this, in my opinion. Also, there is a good possibility Osprey have made the newer version of this pack more comfortable. I don't have another pack that is 20L, however, I use my Zulu 30 tons more and it's very comfortable. Not sure if that helps

No prob! Thanks for watching!

Good question! The waist strap is alright when I would use it. When I pack bigger loads it helps but not as much as a beefier waist strap offered on bigger backpack models. I think that is one of the reasons I got a 30 liter pack eventually because it distributes the weight better for heavier loads

Thanks, I appreciate it! It's my drone landing pad actually, haha. It's about 22.5" in perimeter when folded out. Pretty durable; I found it on Amazon

Oh nice! Thanks for the feedback and the video! I was in e tween the daylite plus and the sportlite but thinking daylite plus now

Yeah, it is. It's a great pack overall but it definitely has it's quirks

@@EpicModeEngaged They should really fix that :/ But the build quality is superb imho. The pants and back are especially great, very well ventialted, superb airflow. I wore it in July in Rome 2 years ago in high heat and it stood its ground great tbh with its airflow system. Only if it could a bit bigger :D It is kind of "small" for a 20L backpack. I have other backpacks which are 20L too but they are a bit bigger.. I guess it depends on how you measure that 20L. Some companies measure only the main compartment while others measure every little compartment I guess :D

@@groberti So true. yeah, I would agree with you that it could be bigger, but I guess that's why Osprey recommends the Manta 24. I actually tried it at REI but ultimately decided on the Gregory Zulu 30, haha

Hmmm... maybe I should've been more specific. The shoulder straps are a solid 8-9 for the comfort and padding. The sternum strap is a 3- 4 and the hose clip (that is a part of the sternum strap system) I would give a 1- 2, honestly

Wow, that's awesome! Yeah, it's a great pack; disappointing to hear about the absence of the hydro pouch

Thanks for the feedback, man! It's an Adidas Climawarm

Possibly. I've discovered in the past few years that I am better off with wider & thicker shoulder straps on my packs. Definitely helps

At the time, this was the current model. Still a great backpack; I can't say much about the newest one out right now

Wow, seriously?? That stinks. I hate it when companies change a winning formula to something subpar. Glad you enjoy the pack as much as I do, it's awesome!

Don’t listen to that guy. I have the newer version and the only difference is the design of the pockets which I think is better anyway.

@@browsman2328 Right on! That's good to know... thanks, dude 👍

@@browsman2328 oh yeah? where is the hydro pouch in the outer side of the bag? which was an extra packet. where is it? if you didn't have the original you cant decide.

The Daylite Plus has a hydration “packet”. Next time I suggest you respond when you are not impaired.