Reddit reviews Ultralight Foldable Packable Small Hiking Daypack Backpack for Women Men, Lightweight 18L 25L Waterproof for Climbing Camping Backpacking Cycling Bicycle Travel Airplane (Gray/18L)
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【CAPACITY】The ultralight backpack has18L storage space, keep things organized (Small Stature, Large Capacity, Ultra Lightweight Packable), A Good Partner On the Journey【INCOMPARABLE QUALITY】Waterproof backpack made with High Quality Water and Tear Resistant Nylon Material(30D Nylon Silicon Coating/PU 2000mm+). Duarable Abrasion Resistant YKK Zipper Avaliable and Waterproof Adhesive Tape【MULTIPURPOSE DAYPACK】Ultra-light. Ultra-durable. Ultra-awesome. The small backpack is perfect for day-to-day use or day trips, vacation, travel, cycling, school,college, camping and shopping, and great gift for adult, youth, kids, boys, girls ect...【CONVENIENT AND LIGHTWEIGHT】The packable backpack fits into an ultra-compact pouch. Easy to folds up into small pocket. So you can easily pack it in your suitcase for use at their destination as an extra bag for the trip【BUY WITH CONFIDENCE】We stand behind our products and provide a 30-day money-back guarantee for any reason and 12-month warranty for quality-related issues for this 18L hiking daypack
I've got one of these. Haven't used it much yet, but it seems to be well made.
Edit: Since mine's not available now, this one looks to be virtually identical. And if you want name brand, the Osprey Ultralight is similar.
great deal and really nice features on that pack. Anywhere to get it in the US?
I got this one recently - 18L and 4.5ish oz for about $15. Wanna trade? :-)
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If all I'm carrying for the whole trip is a daypack, then I'll use my Osprey Daylite Plus.
But if I'm backpacking, setting up a basecamp, and then running around exploring during the day with a daypack? I just bring my tiny stowable Naturehike 18L backpack. Only weighs 120g and is worth tossing in my main ruck when backpacking so that I have some flexibility to leave the big bag back at camp. The side pockets hold a Nalgene perfectly, and the waterproof fabric has held up pretty well to what I've thrown at it.