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Old 06-13-22, 07:38 AM
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I have used for the last 5 years an Osprey Daylite as a general adventure pack. Which means 5-10 mile walk/hikes, up to 30 mile bike rides, and even short kayak rides.

And it lets me carry enough snacks and tools and a 1st aid kit for any of these trips for a family of 3.

https://www.osprey.com/us/en/product...AYLITES21.html

But you should think about what you need to carry, what you want to carry, and what you actually can carry and figure what of a dozen options fit that requirement. I picked the daylite because it hit the sweet spot of capacity, quality, price, and availability since the local outdoor shop had them in stock.
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