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Question: Should I buy the 35-L or 25-L bag?  It needs to carry a 6 ft tall male's basketball shoes, gym clothes, and a basketball.
Document: Its roomy enough for a change of clothes and a jacket with enough room to carry your sack lunch and a lap top. it has extra pockets and straps for tools, accessories and extra light attachments without bulging out. It maintains this all and still keeps an acceptable low profile for something with so much cargo room.I wanted to give it 5 stars but still on the fence about the back of the bag and Amazon wont let me give it 4.5 stars.
I've had this pack for about 6 months now, and can definitely say that I will never need to buy another backpack. The huge central compartment, built in rainfly, comfortable straps, 5 additional compartments + 2 strap pouches, and Osprey's unbeatable forever guarantee make this bag my absolute favorite. The shape of the bag makes commuting on a bike (or in my case a motorcycle) much easier. The bag is wider at the top and narrows down at the bottom, following the natural shape of your upper body.
This pack has every feature and more that a commuter needs. Good quality and comfortable.Nice to actually buy a product that is worth the price
)The reason for this suggested subdivision is that there are generally three things a commuter bag carries:1) laptop/electronics/files2) dry stuff (jacket, snacks, etc)3) wet stuff (dirty gym/pool clothes, wet towel, water bottle, etc. )Separate internal compartments for each of types of gear would ensure that dry stuff can be isolated from condensing sweat of the wet stuff, and electronics isolated from all of it.
side pockets are fairly shallow, but large and great for holding small items that you want close at hand. There's also a large pocket in the top of the flap for stuff you don't want to open up the whole bag to get at. The built in rainfly and helmet holder are nice touches as well, but I don't generally need to use them. I've been using this backpack for about 6 months now and I strongly recommend it.
My previous backpack was a smaller pack that I would have to pick and choose what shoes and work clothing I could bring.
This pack gets 5 stars,because it has everything that I wanted in a pack and very easy to carry,also with a life time warranty you know it built to last. On a bike or not it's a great pack
My Z10 does not fit, nor does an iPhone. Forget trying to get a Galaxy in there!There is lots of room inside for clothes, food, and separate places for my laptop and iPad.Overall, this is a great pack, and I highly recommend it.
I also would like to see an outside mesh type pocket for quick access to a water bottle.Overall, it is a great pack for someone that is tall, which is what I was looking for.
I was looking for an affordable commuter pack to use when bicycling and going on short trips -- this Osprey pack is perfect for my needs. It has more than I bargained for, in a good way. One of the clasps that holds the chest straps together even doubles as a safety whistle. There are plenty of pockets, space for a laptop, and a built-in rain cover, which is much appreciated as I live in Seattle.
Answer: yes