Tezos Juniper Daypack, Lightweight Hiking Backpack and Hydration Pack for Camping, Travel, Biking, and the Outdoors, 16 Liter (Black Topo)

This backpack was just what I was looking for. A great day-pack for hiking. Big enough to fit wallet, phone, keys and the essentials like a water bladder, food, and a layer of clothing without having a super bulky bag on your back. It looks exactly like the photo. I also love the pull tab zippers - it was a nice touch. companies don’t always add those anymore. The fabric def feels water proof; however, I haven’t tested it. But I also am not one to hike in the rain so that feature wasn’t a deal maker or breaker for me.

It’s perfect, love the colors, love the compartment sizes, plenty of pockets. The 2L bladder I had fit perfectly in the provided slot. It’s comfy on the back and the straps are padded so it doesn’t rub the shoulders wrong at all.

This was purchased for a two-week trip to Switzerland. Lots of train and foot travel. I used it as my daypack while packing it down into my suitcase for long travel days when I used a large backpack. No rips, tears, split seams despite all the cheese and chocolate I shoved in this thing. :)My only critique is in the design of the side pouches. I wish they were a little looser to allow easier water bottle storage. It has a pouch for a hydration pack, but I preferred not having a tube flopping around while I was moving around.Otherwise, the size was perfect for what I needed to carry, usually a compressed rain jacket or two, small umbrella, water (minus points for the tight side pocket fit), and ample space for souvenirs/snacks/sacks of croissants. I never felt like I was hauling around too much backpack. Since returning I've used it for a couple daytrips where I didn't feel I need my bigger hydration pack for short hikes or snow shoeing.

I bought this pack about six months ago for my indoor climbing gear. It has enough room for my harness, shoes, and chalk bag on the inside, coffee and water in the side pockets, and random essentials in the top pocket. I love that the bag isn't bulky, and the clever closure mechanism is so much easier to use than a standard drawstring. The topo/isocline pattern and my favorite colors are icing on the cake!

This is the perfect little daypack to bring on a hike or any kind of nature outing. It holds everything you need, is really well constructed and comfy to carry, has a slot for a hydration hose, and most importantly it’s NOT fugly. This one is for my girlies who need a functional pack to carry their stuff when they’re on vacation/hiking but don’t want to look like a blowhard with an osprey pack

Perfect for anything you may need. I use it as a book bag (fits my 13” MacBook) and when I go Paddle Boarding. Easy to clean.Only thing that isn’t great is the side mesh for water bottles is pretty stiff and won’t fit anything except a skinny plastic bottle.

First off, this is a nice, little daypack. It looks good, is lightweight, and was comfortable on my back all day with a couple of water bottles, extra layers, and snacks on board.I was out in a light rain all day, and even though it’s not advertised as water-resistant, it did a fair job of keeping things dry-ish. The “Ultra Breathability” claim might be a bit much - your back will be sweaty - but I’ve experienced worse.The sad part is, as much as I liked the pack, it broke on day 1. The top drawstring that closes the pack broke away from wherever it was anchored, making it impossible to cinch it closed. I can probably feed it back down the channel like when the string gets pulled out of a sweatshirt hood and stitch it in place, but that wasn’t an option out on a rainy peak.No return policy or warranty, so I’ll see if I can repair it, but I have some concerns about longevity!

Prefect for a day hike. Holds all the essentials. Lightweight