SIERRA has
20L Osprey Daylite Plus Daypack Bag (2 Colors) on sale for
$39.99.
Shipping is free w/ unique promo code when you
click here and sign up to receive emails. Otherwise, shipping is free on orders over $89+ when you apply code
SHIP89.
Thanks to Community Member
desidoc75 for sharing this deal.
Styles Available:
Features:
- Versatile and comfortable with the ability to attach to a variety of other Osprey bags
- Large panel-loading main compartment
- Multifunctional interior sleeve is hydration compatible
- Padded laptop sleeve fits 14" laptop or tablet
- Comfortable, breathable padded backpack straps
- Dual side-compression straps
- Dual side water bottle mesh pockets
- Front pocket with organization and key clip
- Harness grab handle doubles as a luggage pass-thru
- AirScape mesh-covered die-cut ridged foam for comfort and ventilation
Top Comments
While the shoulder straps and the waist belt are thin material, I've never had an issue with comfort. Both of mu packs are still in great shape. If you might need more padding or a larger pack, the Skarab (30l) is one you should look at. It's also a lightweight pack, but I've done about 20-25lbs in that pack and it's about 14oz more than the Daylite Plus.
These are meant to be lightweight day-use packs. I agree that $75 is too much for the pack, but I usually get these around $40-50 and I think that's a great deal for my usage. I'd love to have wider or thicker straps, but I don't feel they are needed for the weight I'm carrying.
24 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
https://www.sierra.com/emailsignu...es
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank dealsninjaz401
so thin fabrics, .etc.
wrong quote
While the shoulder straps and the waist belt are thin material, I've never had an issue with comfort. Both of mu packs are still in great shape. If you might need more padding or a larger pack, the Skarab (30l) is one you should look at. It's also a lightweight pack, but I've done about 20-25lbs in that pack and it's about 14oz more than the Daylite Plus.
These are meant to be lightweight day-use packs. I agree that $75 is too much for the pack, but I usually get these around $40-50 and I think that's a great deal for my usage. I'd love to have wider or thicker straps, but I don't feel they are needed for the weight I'm carrying.
That's my two cents.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
This particular bag doesn't seem to live up to the rep.