🎒 Osprey Daylite Daypack Tortuga Dustmoss: A Versatile and Stylish Travel Companion Review

I purchased this brand from a friend who owns an Osprey backpack and I'm so glad I listened. I was able to take everything I needed and do a 15 mile hike without the shoulder and neck discomfort I'm prone to after an old car accident. I liked the blue color, the design and the way it sits on the back. We also walked for a couple of hours in light rain which was good! I've only heard good things about this bag and I'm thankful they're true!

This is a small thank you to Osprey for the lightweight backpack I used for my hike up Chokoura Mountain today. I legally forgot I had it on my back in some places because it was light, the backpack could carry everything I needed for a six hour hike; Camelback, six bottles of water, first aid, bug spray, windbreaker, food, my battery, keys and a life straw. It's amazing that I was able to fit into this pack with no problems. It was able to survive hitting trees and sharp rocks and even at one…

I first had the Osprey Atmos 65, the Osprey Escapist 25 and now the Osprey Cinch. I got the Cinch a step below my Escapist because I found it was too big for what I needed for day hiking or skiing. Each set has its own specific use and I love them all equally (okay ok I'm not a fan anymore because of Osprey). Below I go into the pros and cons of the RCA, based on my own opinion of course. Pros: Large pocket design makes it feel much larger than 15 liters. You can put a lot in there! The smaller