I am looking to buy a daypack to use when we travel to Disney World to carry water, snacks, and cameras. Will this work?
1038565
Th pack I purchased would be great for those needs. It is light weight and carried what we needed on our Alaska trip: two rain ponchos, camera, snacks. water, and misc. items.
1038566
Not sure if my answer went thru and if it did please forgive the repeat...yes it's great as a daypack, that's how I use it now. I bought it as a waterproof bag for whitewater rafting and learned it's not waterproof at all!! But as a daypack it's perfect.
1038567
Yes, but remember that the material is durable but thin...it doesn't have the stiff shape to hold things in a particular order. However, the three compartments (large, medium, small) should let you separate things so you don't have to dig the camera out from under the bags of fruit and chips!
1038568
Yes. Ideal for lightweight, ease of carry and pack. THE BEST CHOICE. Water will need to be short bottles. Tall bottles will fall out. Get two small bottles, one for each side, and you can have them refilled free at any food stop.
1038569
We bought ours to use at Disneyland! It worked very well. Small, light & comfortable. Small water bottles fit on the side very well.
588287
If you have baggies to put wet diapers in, I think it would work fine. The backpack is light and strong and all of the zippered compartments are easily accessible but I don't think it is waterproof.
1579212
Definitely. My husband and I used it precisely for that during a recent trip to Aruba. We had no problem putting in two sets of mask, fins and snorkels, plus my Hero 3 camera, lotion, sunglasses, keys, small purse, etc. This is definitely NOT a one-person bag for snorkeling gear. It is really designed for a scuba diver with a large wet area and a small dry area, and could easily accommodate a mask, fins, a snorkel, a regulator a BC and some weights (sorry, then tank wouldn't fit!).
548135
I think you'll be fine with this pack. It wasn't very big. As for space available, I used it to hike Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs. I filled the bladder and still had room for a spare bottle, extra gloves, and snacks for the day.
119870
We used it to go to Disney and on a cruise in May. At times it was pretty stuffed with books/guides, cameras, etc. At other times it was overstuffed with beach towels. It held up fine! This past week I used it again to carry a bunch of equipment for a computerized ID system, again it was overstuffed with cords, supplies, a laptop, chargers, etc. The only thing I'd caution you about is that it has no padding (other than the shoulder straps), so if you're carrying anything fragile you'll want to be careful how you pack it.
311573
Yes, I pack a camera case that holds a full frame camera and a couple of lenses and still have room for light coat, rain coat, and snacks. These are compressible small coats but the compartments are versatile enough to handle what you are talking about. It has been more than enough for day hikes.
1072284
Depends on how you pack. For me it does the job perfectly. It holds my clothes, documents (waterproof case inside), emergency gear, snack pack and toiletries.
1714809
I own the bag. I took it with me while hiking in Yosemite. It performed well, both as a back pack and as a sling. The important thing to remember in using the bag as a sling is the way you pack it. If heavy things are at the bottom side of the bag, away from you, it should carry fine. I found that I used the top compartment for sack lunch and water bottle, with cameras, lenses on the bottom.
749505
Yes it will,only depends on how you'll pack it.It's not a large bag but will modestly hold mentioned items.Loved the overall build material ;-)
417856
that could potentially work. There's definitely enough room I'd say. Also, the top compartment (the non-photo-compartment one) is hella big and easily fits a medium-sized camelbak resevoir
2216353
It should work but...it is a little flimsy for something heavy like water. You would want to wrap the handle, which is very thin, to make it easier to carry.
2089771
Yes, it should without a problem. I carry my thick laptop, charger, a textbook or two and a water bottle on a daily basis without any trouble.
2280637
It should if you don't try to overstuff it. There are enough compression straps to help squeeze things down. Also, you can use the rain cover to cover some of the various exterior straps. I would leave the camera chamber in. There should be room for 2 micro 4/3 camera backs and 3 - 4 lenses (use clean hiking sox instead of bulky lens containers). I would bet you have this as your go to underseat travel pack w/ or w/o cameras.
557138
I use it to carrying cannon t3i and my flash , filters and all my extra lenses as for carrying a laptop no it really does not fit into this back pack basically I can get everything I need for photos but a laptop just doesn't fit not even my iPad fits in it. I will say it is is good for day trips I have used it for many nature hikes to protect my camera etc but if you lolling for something to carry computers us all your camera equipment I wouldLook for something designed specifically for that because this is not
491891
yes, my wife and I took this to Colombia and it fit both of our stuff for 17 days. Great backpack
1478098
Yeah, it will work. Plenty of space, a zippered compartment and a elastic net on opposite sides for Nalgene bottles. Overall, it is a nice piece of kit.
1061548
It would / should as long as you have a place to tie it down to ! It comes with 4 cinch straps that have tension fasteners on the end that will fasten around back to the strap itself . I set it on the little rack that's fastened to my tour pack and then cinch it up tight, I also have a small cable lock that I lock it with when we travel long distances. The reason, so that no one steals it leaving me stranded with my dog with no way to get her home. I hope that is helpful.