How To Turn Your Daypack Into A Traveling Office

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9-12-2012 @ 1:53PM

Laurel said...

Hi Arex,

I'm in love with my Osprey Manta 25 hydration pack; I've had it for 3 years and use it daily, and it's held up admirably. Because I'm short, I went with this smaller model, designed for women, and I'm astounded at how much crap I can cram in there when I travel.

Here's a link to the whole Manta line: http://www.ospreypacks.com/en/group/hydration_packs__osprey_hydra ulics/manta_series_hydration_packs. Other good "office" models include the Osprey Metrons and Momentums. The company also has a fantastic return policy, where they'll fix or replace at no charge.

I'd suggest hitting an REI if you have one near you, and trying them on, to see what size best suits you. Good luck, and let us know if you find something you love!

Safe travels,
Laurel

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