Perfect for my 120kilometer walk on the Camino Santiago in Spain! Had all the pockets, compartments and features I was hoping for and needed. My walking sticks attached easily, water bottle fit securely on the side, shoulder straps were comfortable over our 6 days hike, and the chest and hip/support straps worked well. I purchased a separate rain cover since this did not come with one. Fit all my essentials for each day outing. I'm sure it will have plenty more use for future travel/adventures. Highly recommend!

Great design for day pack and light hiking. Two deep stretchy water bottle holders - I took two 22 oz ones and there was space to spare. Interior big enough for a layer or two. Small gear pocket on outside is nice. Straps for poles and outer open pocket for easy access to a hat, helmet or fleece. Comfortable for a 6’-3” guy. Fits low on my back well. Chest strap is great. Waist strap is minimal at best but potentially useful. Zippers are high quality. It rides well and feels natural. I got charcoal to keep it simple for possible urban use. Looks good. Thin and Lightweight. Has space for hydro bladder but this model doesn’t come with one.

Not only does this pack look great, it's well made, the stitching is great, and the zippers and clips are very durable. It has plenty of room for a long day hike or even a multi-day hike if you go ultralight. The side pockets are deep and they fit my 32 oz nalgenes with plenty of room for a snack or too for easy access. I love the chest and waist clip. It feels very secure, and the compression straps keep everything from sloshing around in the pack. I have taken this pack rucking before I go on a trip where I'll be doing several long day hikes. The pack completely pulls the weight of your load off your back and shoulders. Feels like it's not even there. Holds plenty. I fit a large first aid kit, rain gear, navigation, extra set of clothes, extra socks multitool, emergency blanket, Firestarter, two 32 oz nalgenes, a tarp/footprint, a digital camera, flashlight, phone, bear spray, rain cover, 2L hydration pack and snacks with no problem.

Pros:

-Nice looking, sleek design

-Big side and front pockets

-Strong zippers

-Great distribution of weight

-Plenty of straps to secure pack/clip things on

-Spacious

-Padded shoulder straps and back

-Ventilated back panel

Cons:

- a bit expensive (but value is equal to the price)

-wish there were more colors

- would have liked a few more small pockets on the inside of the bag, as opposed to the one big compartment and a hydration sleeve.

-it would be nice to have a hole for a hydration pack straw instead of pulling it through the zipper of the main compartment

This is a great pack for a pre-teen. Not too large and heavy to put excess burden on their growing bodies, but big enough so they can carry their water, lightweight jacket, and snacks. Our son is 5'3" and he has enjoyed his hikes with this. The vented back panel is fairly rigid and provides some airflow on hot and humid summer days (mid-Atlantic). There is plenty of room for adjustment so hopefully he can use this into his teenage years. The hiking loops are especially handy.

While it doesn't have a padded hipbelt, it's not really necessary for 15L. I have seen other children at this age in adult packs, but they don't fit well (putting excess weight on the shoulders or hanging below the buttocks). This pack is a great compromise for those growing years.

When adding a hydration pack you are looking at ~$120, which isn't the best value, but ergonomics are important. I purchased a HydraPak 2L bladder for ~$50 (they make Osprey's bladders I believe) to keep the overall cost down. It mates well with the pack's hydration clip to keep things from flopping around.

I really like my Osprey Sportlite 20L. It is the pre-2026 version. I suppose the 2026 version has some pluses over this but I am not sure what.

It is super light weight... about 1 pound.

It can hold 32oz Nalgene bottles... although they encroach a bit into the internal space bit.

I do not use hip belts because I usually do hikes of about 2 miles and I do not have a lot of weight that I would need to transfer to my hips. So I am glad that I can detach the hip belt on this 20L pack.

It has a sternum strap which is a must have in my opinion.

It has a stuff-it pocket which is also a must have for me.

I have some Osprey packs that are about 10 years old: Flare, Axis and more. They are heavier and have more compartments. I use those for carrying my laptop and commuting.

I also have an Osprey Ultralight back Pack... 18L... but I dont use it much... i guess it is just a little too weak... I mean I am kinda scared to break it because it is just so ultralight. I take it along often. But I think a better more compact bag for me is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D5HYLX69

Best backpack I've ever owned. Near perfect. It has great zippers and I like that the two zippers on the main compartment are nice and big so you can put a lock through them. Seems like a no brainernon backpacks but a lot companies don't do it still. I included a picture. It stays tight right on your back even when running. Maybe not when it's full of super heavy stuff but I ran the other day and it wasn't bouncing all over the place like other packs I had. It's so nice to have a pack sit right in the center if your back and not move. Very good sized, not too big, not too small. I highly recommend. I guess my only complaint would be the water bottle carriers are a tad small but they still stretch to hold bigger bottles and then the hip strap is a little bit high for me but I'm very tall, so that could be because of my body type. I very much like it and I will buy another one of this brand if I need a bigger or smaller size.

This backpack was a good size for touring around and not carrying a computer. The small zippered pocket in the front is perfect for a phone and the slots on the sides hold a water bottle well. Comfortable straps too.

This will be my "go-to" hiking bag. I don't do long backpacking hikes, just day-hikes anywhere from 2 to 5 miles. It is perfect to hold what I need for the day: fleece, rain poncho, water, snacks, binoculars. There are 2 most important things that made me choose this bag: 1. It's about the smallest quality bag I found that still does shift the weight to the hips because it has a hip belt. 2. I am 4'10" and with a shorter neck. This bag (compared even to another Osprey bag) does not knock me in the head--the top of it sits a little shorter on my back. I'm very happy.

Great backpack, well build

Was it new ? look like new...

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Amazing travel backpack

Motxilla per senderisme de 15 litres. És còmoda, molt lleugera. Impermeable

Mochila ideal para rutas de 3, 4 o 5 horas. Que seamos sinceros, son el 90% de las rutas que hacemos. Es ligera y muy cómoda de llevar. La espalda está bien acolchada y los tirantes también.

Zaino perfetto per trekking capiente e di qualità