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The backpack arrived today and, while I haven’t put it into action yet, I’m pleased. Osprey isn’t cheap but the lightweight backpack is clearly well designed and will undoubtedly justify the price over time. Naturally it doesn’t come with bulky or heavy materials or features that would make it more sturdy but it has a feel of quality and good design and I’m happy with my purchase. Also, after a couple of minutes fumbling I mastered getting it back into its tiny pouch pocket so it’ll be very handy as an extra for weekend breaks and a variety of holidays.

Very light and thin and not cheap but l would advise anyone to buy one or two because you will find it is very useful . Well made surprisingly strong and comfortable.

This is a foldable stuff into it;s own sac rucksack.It folds down quite small.I carry it when I am not using a sling bag or rucksack and only using a foldie or bum bag.For what it is it is a very useful rucksack for those times where you suddenly need a rucksack.The side pockets will take water bottles but the bag is a bit floppy without anything in it .

great secondary travel backpack for a town or a beach or even for a light hike. However the price is quite high.

It's very small, very sturdy and very handy. I used it a few times already during a 2-3 days trip and I like it.

Excellent backpack. Packs very small, I have used to carry a decent load ( around 10kg) and the straps feel solid and comfortable which is especially surprising given that there is no padding. This backpack has no back padding, so be sure to pack soft items closer to your back or a long flat object for the most comfort. I use it when commuting by bike to carry shopping on the way home.

Lightweight and very small when packed away. Great as a carry on bag.

Bought this as an under seat flight bag and lightweight pack for sightseeing, as supplement to my main hiking pack. The capacity is very generous for the size, it's good quality, and folds up small when not in use; shoulder straps are well-designed (v light) and there's the same whistle as on the full size Osprey packs. However, the downside is that it has no structure, so it's not very comfortable to carry water bottle/umbrella or small heavy items like battery packs in the top compartment, when the main compartment is not full - drags down at the back and there's no strap to keep water bottles in place, just mesh pouches, so they are apt to fall out when you bend over or put the pack down. Not waterproof either - need to put contents in a plastic bag if you're out in the rain. For city use, I prefer a more structured small pack from another brand, with padding at the back, but this is useful if you need large capacity without weight for travel.