Dayfarer vs Patagonia Nine Trails 26L Pack - Women's

This bag is made from wonderful materials and it's very, very well done. Talk about the back and the straps for one, because there's a sling. You only...

Had to send back because of this. Additionally, thought there were not enough straps on the outside to hook things to. Hips straps were nice though.

It's got. uh, Duraflex, Fidlock Cordura These are some of the more ubiquitous names in backpack material making manufacturing, but it's a testament to...

This pack is designed specifically to fit a woman's body and comes in two sizes: small, medium, and large extra-large The torso is shorter and narrowe...

My bag has a large usb battery, Insta360 camera, camera charger, wall adapter, two Moment lenses in the center and a bunch of cables and small things. I have the battery pack and wall charger on one side and leave the opposite side pretty much empty - there is no way you can fit items thicker than an inch on both sides and have it close easily. Lots of zones but you can’t put things in all the spaces or it won’t zip. I can’t imagine adding a bigger hard drive or anything bulky like that without taking the battery out

- I got the S/M and have a 15in torso, but the pack was still too large for me. The back of the pack came above my shoulder and hit the back of my head.

Great organization and good looking tech bag. Good size, although it may be a little big bigger for travelling if you want to travel light. The only problem with this bag, and other Peak Design products, is the quality of the zippers. They aren't YKK zippers, which I've found are the only ones you can trust

Also the zippers on the hip pockets are difficult to close, especially while moving. With these small changes the 9 trails pack will be superior!