Talon 22

“The bag itself is extremely light and very, very comfortable! This might be its #1 selling point. I love that the main compartment zips open pretty wide for access to the bottom. The easy-access pockets on the top and front are also great.”

“For just day hiking I actually use a Talon 22 and it has a bit much space for my needs. If you plan on using it overnight then a 22 is not big enough. Choosing between a 33 and a 36 just makes me wonder why such a small size difference. Me I'd lean towards using your own physical size to decide.”

“I’m 6’0’ 170lb and own the new Talon 22. I got it in the largest size and it only fits if I extend the shoulder thing to the max spot. I think you’d be too tall for it.”

“My backpack (osprey talon 22) has an attachment for my helmet, I carry my backpack with me everywhere though so not sure how well this would work for you.”

“Yes! I only travel with my Osprey Talon 22, I normally put it in the overhead, but have definitely gone under the seat in the past.”

“I can reach mine on the osprey talon 22, nalgene or smartwater bottle, or whatever else I have stashed in there. Some packs that have larger side pockets have a hole in the side of the pocket to place the bottle at a more horizontal angle.”

“But my Fuji setup all fits in my Osprey Talon 22 comfortably with a thermos and extra layer.”

“Can confirm, I have an Osprey Talon 22 day pack (very similar to the Stratos 24, although I suspect OP has a larger Stratos model) and the Peak Design Capture clip is mounted on the left strap, and I can also attach my Think Tank Mirrorless Mover 10 by threading the hip strap through the mirrorless mover's belt loop.”

“I have an Osprey Talon 22 and I can fit my 13" Macbook Air in it with lots of room to spare. The daylite looks a lot smaller though and looks like it has only a 13 liter capacity.”

“I just use my regular day hike Talon 22. I clip my shoes to the outside of the pack though. Plenty of room for a water bottle, chalk bucket, chalk bag + rope equipment, and personal items.”

“I did an overnighter with my Talon 22 once. Just to see if I could. It was just about bursting at the seams, but I did it, and without strapping/dangling anything on the outside of the pack”

“**Osprey Talon 22** Loadout: 2L water bladder, Extra layer, Rain parka, Snacks, Poop kit, Headlamp, Knife, Trekking poles, Towel (lightweight), First aid kit, Sunscreen, Bug spray”

“I prefer just running a hydration pack in the built-in compartment in my Osprey Talon 22, that way I have a pack and hydration with the same weight as the pack you have.”