Reddit Reddit reviews Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack (Blue, 20-Liter)

We found 4 Reddit comments about Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack (Blue, 20-Liter). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack (Blue, 20-Liter)
Packs down small so it easily fits in pockets, purses or luggageSimple, streamlined design making it light and low-profile (2.4 ounces/68 grams)Siliconized Cordura for strength and durabilityBar tack reinforced stitching on all stress pointsTwo-way zipper closure
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4 Reddit comments about Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack (Blue, 20-Liter):

u/Lone-stranger · 2 pointsr/travel

I am looking into getting a farpoint 40 for my first main pack.

I have just bought the sea to summit pack today, waiting for it to arrive, could be worth a looking. 20l.

Was the aim of getting the farpoint so it can travel with you as a carry on [thats why im thinking of getting it]

u/Fecesofwar · 2 pointsr/AskMen

Get a backpack. It's super easy and convenient, much more so than a purse, since your hands are free.

I have a heavy duty one for my laptop (plus whatever), as well as a smaller collapsible one like this. The latter is great for when I'm out on a walk since I can just fold it up and keep it clipped to my belt until I'm ready to load it up.

u/theg33k · 1 pointr/Ultralight

I use a super cheap foamy pad kinda like this one and an Enlightened Equipment Enigma quilt. For shelter I carry the Six Moon Designs Skyscape Scout. Wish I could afford the Skyscape X... saving my pennies for that one maybe in another year or two.

No joke, the dish rags I use are paper thin. I wish I could find an example of them on Amazon. Maybe I'll get spunky later and upload a picture.

While we're recommending gear, I highly recommend snagging one of these. It's weighs 0.4oz, clips to anything, puts out a tremendous amount of light, practically indestructable, and the battery lasts forever. I keep one on my keychain all the time and it's my backup flashlight if my head lamp were to croak.

Also, your day pack is really heavy. What do you really plan on carrying? Something like this would save you a full half pound.

u/thealoof · 1 pointr/packinglists

I have the same daypack, the Sea To Summit Ultrasil Day Pack, and it's fantastic. I'm actually on my second one because I wore the first one out.