I'm planning to put about 20-25 lbs in this bag, will in be uncomfortable to carry all day?
163477
No! Very comfortable especially if you wear it across your body vs over one shoulder but either way you'll be fine!
163478
I don't think you will be comfortable carrying that amount if weight for long periods of time unless you supplement the existing padding, which is quite firm.
163479
I'm a 30-ish woman in pretty good shape. I find that kind of load in my bag is not comfortable for long periods. A backpack would distribute the weight more equally.
163480
The bag itself can carry that much but I would think that it would be uncomfortable. There is a padded shoulder strap but I 25 lbs would be a bit to carry all day.
80460
If you have small items then you could get away with it. If your a large person (tall etc) then you'll find that your pushing it. I have to be honest it's one of minor issues with the bag, I'd love a bigger compartment / main bag.
731319
Yes, there is a little bit of padding. Considering the padding and the width of the shoulder straps, even when the bag is fully loaded with all your stuff, you will still feel quite comfortable. I've had the bag for about a month now, I'm a high school teacher and I load that bag up! It is hands down, the best bag I've ever had! Buy it! :)
551823
Definitely. With the rain coat in the bottom it creates a decent 3 inches of padding. Unless you plan on checking the bag you should be fine.
2246803
Yes it really is a comfortable bag to carry. Also it may interest you to know that it had "fanny pack" capabilities. So you can wear it on your waist also. Have a blast at Disney!
420585
I wouldn't put more than 20lbs of gear in this pack. This pack is really only meant for day excursions.
423502
definitely... It's a laptop bag, and I've seen people carry bags bigger than this as well. More than everything i think it comes down to the weight.
385531
Definitely. The bag is a softside, so it will flex to accommodate whatever you put in it. I've put a couple of boxes of 20-gauge in the inner pocket without discomfort or causing problems to the bag.
1375325
I never weighed it, but if I had to guess, approximately 2.5-3 lbs. Something to remember is that you don't want to load 30 or 40 lbs. in this thing. It will be pretty uncomfortable to carry. I never put more than around 20 lbs. in this bag.
961862
Ditto what Gary said. I have the large size and the shoulder strap won't really make it a comfortable backpack.
1382681
I agree with Ivan... not super thick but very sufficient. I have found this bag, along with the straps to very comfortable. I have it pretty well loaded when I use it and will wear it for hours and I love it.
1230832
I would not recommend this as a (daily) diaper bag. You may want to look for something a little bit more structure/sturdiness. With all the items you listed, you will definitely feel the weight and it's contents while wearing it... hopes this helps....
709625
Don't know for sure but the cushioned portion of the strap could be an issue since it stretches (elongates) a bit as you add weight. I've carried 10-15 pounds and that seemed like a fair amount of stretching on the strap. If I had to speculate, I'd say no to 25 pounds , look for a strap that doesn't stretch. Hope this makes sense.
876268
Yes it will. But after a while it becomes uncomfortable, I like the bag overall, but I am currently looking for a new one. Just because I have to carry sooo much to school.
150726
Depends on you. If you don't want to carry around a full pack, or something that looks huge and floppy for just some day hiking, then yes. Otherwise... no?
1936724
I think you should be fine. It's about 6 feet long and can hold up to 250 lbs. One of the things that I really like about it is that it has no bar going across the middle which would make it uncomfortable for your back. It's not that heavy and it can fold in half so it's easy to pack and carry.
1875414
No, definitely not comfortably. I'm 5'3", 115 lbs and this bag still feels pretty small. Maybe if you don't mind laying on your back, legs together, with your arms crossed (...like a mummy) and are an incredibly still sleeper.