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There is no need for a full-sized hiking pack when all you need is 20-40L Day Pack for your hike. So read below to find the best Day Pack for your needs from brands like Gregory, Osprey, Black Diamond, Mountain Hardwear, Sea To Summit, Mile High Mountaineering, Exped, and Deuter. Did we miss anything? if so let us hear it.
MOUNTAINSMITH DAY, TOUR AND DRIFT LUMBAR PACKS
Date: Aug 7th 2021
Reviewer: Andrew
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Mountainsmith
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GREGORY JADE PACK
Date: Aug 13th 2019
Reviewer: Marian
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Gregory
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OSPREY MIRA AND MANTA BACKPACKS
Date: May 13th 2019
Reviewer: Marian
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Osprey
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BLACK DIAMOND BOLT 24 BACKPACK
Date: May 23rd 2018
Reviewer: Pete
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Black Diamond
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BLACK DIAMOND NITRO 22 PACK
Date: May 20th 2015
Reviewer: Vince Hempsall
Overall Rating: 8.5/10
Product Link: Black Diamond
Read the full review here.
MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR SCRAMBLER OUTDRY PACK
Date: Feb 16th 2015
Reviewer: Vince Hempsall
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Mountain Hardwear
Read the full review here.
SEA TO SUMMIT GEAR
Date: April 25th 2014
Reviewer: Bradley
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Sea To Summit
Read the full review here.
MILE HIGH MOUNTAINEERING SALUTE 34 PACK
Date: June 6th 2013
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Mile High Mountaineering
Read the full review here.
EXPED 40L MOUNTAIN LITE BACKPACK
Date: Dec 26th 2012
Reviewer: Vince Hempsall
Overall Rating: 7/10
Product Link: Exped
Read the full review here.
DEUTER GUIDE LITE 32L PACK
Date: Jan 6th 2012
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 8.5/10
Product Link: Deuter
Read the full review here.
MOUNTAIN SMITH MAYHEM 35 PACK
Date: Oct 4th 2011
Reviewer: Ryan
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Mountain Smith
Read the full review here.
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