Is this pack capable of holding jackets, snacks, etc.. when going to an amusement park? Or, is it too small?
311570
yes. it's plenty large enough. though your question is open ended. if you had like a family of 5 and everyone had a puffy winter jacket then you may be looking tight. it's larger than it looks. the size you get (S or M or L) also changes how large the pack is, so be aware of that. i have the largest and it's fantastic. best part is, there are lots of compression straps so it never feels TOO big
311571
I use this pack as my daily commute when I bike into the office from Spring to Fall. With a full water bladder, I still have plenty of room for my tablet computer, clothes for the day, lunch, and all of my repair items for my bike. You should have plenty of room for jackets, snacks, etc...
311572
It is definitely big enough, and might even be over kill. I carry two people's worth of stuff plus fishing gear fairly regularly while hiking, and I've never had to stuff this pack to 100% capacity. But do you really want to be carrying that much stuff around an amusement park? This pack will let you do it, but unless you enjoy skipping rides and being the family pack mule in a crowded area, then I wouldn't suggest carrying that much stuff.
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.
311574
Yes. Its a day pack and can easily handle a jacket, snacks and other items for a full day of activity. Very comfortable and well made pack.
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.
1176255
Probably not a good idea as the pack is not quite that sturdy. I use mine for light day trips and hiking. I sometimes take my iPad and that's about the max size I would take. Hope this helps.
1704723
It would be a close fit... but I think it would fit - especially if your wallet is a bit flexible. This is a really big fanny pack. I'd give it a try.
637
I think so. The velcro will adjust to as small as you need. Each ice pack is 5 x 10.5 inches.
770589
We checked ours, but you could probably carry it on. It's half the length of your typical graco pack and play.
672322
It's a pretty big backpack. For a smaller kid I'd say no, go for something smaller. Regardless, don't overload the bag, but then again you're the parent.
141884
Its small. I have a 200 piece bag full of candy and it won't hold even half of it. Party city has a nice big one for $20
928381
Very small for a 4-5 year old. They do not stretch either. I bought a black pair of women's gardening gloves at the local $1 store and clipped the fingers for my 9 year olds Halloween costume. The pack is small too but my skinny kid was able to use it for a candy bag and carried it like a backpack almost let all the way out. It will not hold much in the way of books but we store all our pokemone figures in it.
1811204
A small tent could fit, but if you have a tent bag the bungee option is used most often.
394127
I would believe so... it's not an overly large pack and is fairly light weight.
311568
Yes, I believe it would fit. I wouldn't feel that it would be good to put it in a side pocket. We went to a three different water parks, this summer, & had NO problem w/ it around our neck (except for looking like a nerd!!).
1683343
It is a pretty big pack. I usually do not wear anything when out riding, the only reason I got this pack is for patrol duties. I was surprised to see how roomie it is, you can store a lot of stuff in there. Downside is the added weight once it's full (not to mention the bladder is pretty big as well so it will add to that). So if you like riding light I would suggest getting something smaller. If you are looking into a lot of storage then this is a good choice. Considering your petite frame, I wouldn't recommend it (unless the main purpose would be a large haul capacity).
202675
Yeah! A perfect 3day pack. I hiked the npt trail with it 2 summers ago, which consisted of 9 days with food, tent, sleeping bag and rain gear, and It was maxed for space, but still comfy all 9days.
87987
Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. The Osprey has an airscape design for the back which gives the pack a kinda seemeless fit with the spine, bending, or folding it might damage it.
1731367
Yes the pack was for my son and it can carry a lot. He uses it for school , books, laptop& his hoodie/sweater all can fit inside. I guess it will depend on the size or thickness of the jacket
2233577
It might just be in design ,one thing i noticed that the pack has those zip side pockets and a flapp top i would say that would be good on a picnic the reason i got the other was for hicking and kayaking , and i dont know if it was proof yet .