Top 7 Best Hiking Daypacks

Best Hiking Daypacks that take care of the load as you explore any unknown trail on your hiking trip. In this video, we have discussed the Best Hiking Daypacks that will be best suited for your ultralight camping and hiking trips.
Best Hiking Daypacks List: (Affiliate Link)
1. Osprey Talon 22 Backpack 10:48
Link: geni.us/ost5r
2. Deuter Speed Lite 24 Backpack 08:58
Link: geni.us/kls4r
3. Patagonia Nine Trails 28 07:18
Link: geni.us/pat5ed
4. Osprey Stratos 24 Backpack 05:36
Link: geni.us/stravc
5. REI Co-op Flash 22 Pack 04:07
Link:geni.us/reisj
6. Gregory Nano 22 H2O Hydration Pack 02:39
Link: geni.us/nano22
7. Kelty Redwing 32 Backpack 00:52
Link: geni.us/keltysd
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[@andrewmudlo453]

Awesome video has lots of great info 😁

[@goOutdoorZone]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@X_explorer]

Nice movie!

[@abearinthewoods5180]

Great video. Very informative.

[@goOutdoorZone]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NickandRachel]

Nice video!

[@goOutdoorZone]

Thanks!

[@hamidnia7242]

Why?

[@sumarlinst6975]

Ah Massa

[@vegaj.r1754]

32L Daypack LOL

[@emhs2000]

I’m just getting into day hiking what’s funny about a 32L daypack

[@gearhub7788]

@@emhs2000 typically 32 litres is pretty big for a day bag if you’re hiking during spring summer or fall. Around 10-25 litres would be more popular. 32 litres would be handy if you’re carrying things for other people in addition to your own things or hiking in winter and need to take bulkier layers and safety equipment.

[@vendettagrazie5653]

@@emhs2000 I use 30l backpack for 5 or 7 days long trips, my daily is 11l

[@sashinger5230]

[@mollyshen]

A few mistakes on the specs. A 3oz 28L bag? Please be more careful with your info.

[@goOutdoorZone]

Noted! Thanks for your opinion!

[@entitledjew7905]

Molly calm down snowflake

[@America-Is-Doomed]

Yeah, you should have switched the Osprey Stratos and the Osprey Talon. We see 98% of the Osprey owners preferring the Stratos over the Talon for a dozen reasons.

[@goOutdoorZone]

Thanks for sharing your insight!

[@marcelodelpuerto395]

not this guy again..

[@nn-uj1iv]

"massive 22l" wtf

[@laceycatz5315]

The osprey is extremely painful for me

[@R.Es1]

Hi, How so?

[@alexsherel3344]

32l is perfect size daypack for me. If that's too big get a purse.

[@ramonfarr]

7 backpacks , all the-same

[@rominhawk3949]

It looks like you have good info to share; but, I couldn't put up with the music along with your talking. Music is a highly subjective matter and you can never tell who will be in the mood to listen to what type of music or even if they can listen to music and talking at the same time. I can't listen to two sounds comfortably. So, I didn't like your presentation. I hope you remove the music and re-upload. Thanks.