Review on 🎒 Osprey Escapist 25 Daypack: Ultimate Gear for All-Day Adventures by Brock Chisholm

This daypack has a wide range of uses and is primarily designed for all outdoor activities. From hiking to climbing, traveling and even as a school bag. If you are an outdoor enthusiast or just need a quality backpack, this backpack could be for you! Capacity One thing I can say about this backpack, I'm amazed at how much it fits. I'm a college student who enjoys rock climbing on the side and I've been using this bag for about a year now. I stuffed in a two hundred yard rope, plus two straps, a couple of carabiners and even a couple of quickdraws, and to top it off, a helmet. You can't ask for more for a 25 liter daypack. Moving on to student life, I use this backpack as a backpack for books. Again it never seems to let me down, it has several small pockets for things like pencils, keys or even a calculator. Also, it has a large pocket that can fit all my books. Although there is nothing in that large bag to make organization easier. This pack is not intended for one person and will not pose a problem if you place things in a convenient place. To top it off, if you plan to travel with this bag, I can fit a week's worth of clothes in it. design and durability. On to design and durability. weigh more. But this backpack does a great job of keeping the weight down and comes in at 2.25lbs in size M/L. The waist strap of the backpack flashes out when the backpack is at its maximum, shifting the weight to the hips and relieving the strain on the back. Although this backpack has a few weak points, such as B. the external mesh stretch pocket, I haven't had time to damage it yet. Moving on to the design of the backpack, the back panel that touches my back may be the best I've ever worn. It allows enough airflow to cool your back and molds to your back making it extremely comfortable. The other soft back panels retain heat and feel like a hard panel. With everything I've thrown at this backpack and the weight it carried, it has yet to show any signs of wear and has proven to be durable. , the deciding factor for most is cost. Well, this backpack for the average user might not be worth $120, but if you want a backpack that you can take anywhere with confidence, you need to use it in all conditions and still be comfortable. Then I wholeheartedly recommend this daypack at this price point and hope it makes the same impression on you as it did on me.