This is always my fear that I will hike 10 miles and lose my keys somewhere along the way so I always love seeing these interior pockets with the clips and zippers. There is also a zippered interior pocket in the large pouch that has a key clip inside. These sleeves are great to keep things in place and separated. I didn’t use the sleeve in the picture above because my water bottle was too thick but its under there. This larger pocket has a sleeve that runs about half way up and covers the width to help you organize. I can show you though! The main pocket of the Osprey Daylite Sling with water bottle and sunglasses for scale
It is an oval shape so it is way to much math for me to figure out how much space that is. The large pocket is roughly 13 inches long and 7 inches wide. The larger pocket is actually two pockets in one. When you are a blogger it was perfect for a small selfie stick and my GoPro! The slash pocket of the Osprey Daylite Sling with a tripod and GoPro It is perfect for snack bars or a wallet for normal people. This measures in at roughly 9 inches long and 5 inches wide. Starting with the smaller pouch which Osprey calls the slash pouch. I was able to fit a large water bottle, two small tripods, a GoPro, GoPro battery, micro spikes in a bag, my wallet, and keys. Overall, the storage is surprisingly large for such a small pack. The Osprey Daylite Sling has two main storage pockets along with a sleeve on the strap for sunglasses or small sunscreen. The Osprey Daylite Sling lays properly on the back. (Later I will talk about an issue I had with the strap.) I thought for sure it would feel like it was angled or the weight would shift but I have not found that. The Sling distributes the weight really well and when adjusted properly fits in the same spot on the back as a normal pack. What really surprised me was that this pack felt like a regular two strap pack on my back. The mesh back of the pack was really comfortable although I did hike in the winter with a couple of layers and a jacket to add to the padding. The most important part for me was that the weight of the pack fell directly on the center of my back. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it fit. I really didn’t think this pack was going to be comfortable with its cross body style.
The Osprey Daylite Sling Fit of the Osprey Daylite Sling The Osprey Daylite Sling also has a surprising amount of storage for how small and lightweight it is. For me it was something that filled an exact need that I have but I also see a lot of uses for this lightweight sling.
There was a lot to like about this little pack. Wave Blue, Dream Purple, Acorn Red/Tunnel Vision Grey, Medium Grey/Dark Charcoal, Oasis Green Muted Space, Black Left or right over-the-shoulder ambidextrous fit and carryīefore I tell you what I thought about those features here are the rest of the specs from Osprey.
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