Osprey UL Dry Stuff Pack 20

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In principle, it's fine, but the fastening of the main pocket has to be rolled, not with a zipper, which is not particularly convenient. Holds water and packs down small, the straps are a bit too long, but you can of course shorten them if you want...

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Very light backpack. When cycling, it's pretty good when you don't really notice it on your back if you're not carrying something terribly heavy. The waterproofness seems to hold when I've carried clothes on my way to work. Fits into a really small space.

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Fits in a small space, light

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Osprey quality. The best dry bags.

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As a daypack for hiking.

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I was looking for an inconspicuous small backpack with enough room for e.g. an extempore shopping trip. I got one. Water resistance is also a plus. I am satisfied with the purchase.

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light and waterproof. It feels really high-quality, even though it's really light. It's a shame that the bladder whistle doesn't have its own outlet.

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Been used a couple of times now. It's quite ok to pack in your own pocket, a roomy outer pocket is good. The roller shutter works, but sometimes the clips stay inside the fabric. The stuff fits surprisingly well and the little pockets are functional and practical. I carry it with me as a daypack and I've also taken it to the beach.

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Handy backpack for lighter activities. When packing, you should consider the total weight, because with a load of 7 kg, the slices start to feel uncomfortable and rub.

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After two months of traveling in Asia, I can say that the backpack withstands both torrential rains and hot temperatures of +35 C without compromising on its material. The backpack got stained a few times with sunscreen and took a hit from sweating, but it hasn't gone anywhere. The only small minus is the backpack's small pocket, which the backpack can really fit into, so it should be quite a bit bigger.