Reddit reviews SOG Ninja Tactical Day Pack
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Water repellent backpack great for daily commute, travel, and hiking; modular design with large main compartment, front zippered pocket, and moreCarries comfortably on your shoulders with yoke-style adjustable, padded straps and adjustable sternum slider; contoured foam back with multiple air channelsTactical features include MOLLE webbing for attaching a variety of optional accessories; tubing port for accessing hydration bladder pocket (reservoir sold separately)Hook-and-loop are on front of pack for attaching a flag patch; stretchy side pouch fits most water bottlesMeasures 13 x 18 x 3.5 inches (WxHxD) with 24.2-liter capacity; backed by lifetime manufacturers warranty
I have an osprey atmos 50ag for men , the 2018 version phased out the straps underneath the pack that people normally used for their sleeping pads but its been alright.
https://www.rei.com/rei-garage/product/131475/osprey-atmos-ag-50-pack-mens
it is internal frame , has the water bladder pocket inside and has holes that let you feed the tube out to the straps, in terms of space ive only recently had to open the bottom of the pack and use the full 50 liters, but hat was after 1 year of use.
I found that even for most trips ive done , about 1-2 nights usually, the pack has had more than enough space. The pack has been very comfy even with about 30-40 pounds of weight in it.
its a bit heavy for the overnights i usually do and i switched over to a sog ninja day pack that fits about 24 liters and has the fancy molle straps built into it and also has the hydration bladder pocket as well
https://www.amazon.com/SOG-Ninja-Tactical-Day-Pack/dp/B07SPJ69D2
I've used those packable/folding style backpacks before. They work well enough but found that after walking around all day it starts to become a pain. I've switched over to the Sug Ninja Day Pack.
I've been using the SUG Ninja Pack as my dad bag (or carry on when flying) in the parks and love the thing; I could wear it all day without an issue. I need to carry enough for a family of four; we often go in the early months of the year where it can often get a bit colder in the morning/night and end up with hoodies. Trying to carry a few hoodies in the folding backpack was always a pain. I can also use the molle system to add on shock cord or D-Rings; I love doing D-Rings to hold water bottles. As an added bonus I get to add on a few patches to the rear to sport someimperial pride when in HS.
Had this as my dad bag for years and don't see it changing anytime soon.