Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: The brochure inside the backpack shows a "stow on the go" feature that I cannot find on my pack. is it supposed to be there?
Document: The torso length adjustment works well (I have a long torso) and the balance is superb (stays close, doesn't pull away and back like other daypacks).3. Good feature set. As mentioned the adjustable torso is great, nice pockets, good belt adjustment feature, and the air panel provides good airflow. I'd like to see the stow and go treking pole attachment (that is on the "33" model-- which I also have) but it's a minor complaint.Cons:1.
After ordering this, I find that even though it is stated as a 'Medium/Large' in size, I wish I had bought a bigger one as the 22 Litre can fit 2 small towels with small accessories, or 2 medium (with absolutely nothing else inside).
I've owned lots of packs for dayhiking over the years-- deuter, lowe, north face, etc. This is definitely my favorite for ultra-light outings. here's the scoop:Pros:1. Really, really light. Compare the specs... you'll be hard pressed to find one with this feature set in this weight range. Weight may not be mission critical for a dayhike but your legs will feel the difference at the end of the day2. Comfortable.
I bought the backpack to use during the Coachella music festival. It was perfect! Aside from being light, fitting well and easy to get to while on your feet; I found it perfect for sneaking in food, drinks and other unmentionables. I would advise people using this bag to drop their goods down the camel pack pocket. Security will never find it.
On a recent trip, I had to get a new backpack as my carry-on, as my old one had worn out. I decided to get a more technical pack than I really needed for the trip, but I've ended up using it daily to go to and from work. The color is really beautiful, and all of the pockets really are amazing and useful. I recently took it on a day hike, and it was perfect.
I also use this bag to do my grocery (Trader Joe runs). I can fit a full basket into it (assuming the sizes are not too awkward). BUT even if all my grocery doesn't fit inside the backpack, it has a clip on the top where I clip my plastic bags - I've done it more than 8 times and it hasn't failed yet! Thats where I put vegetables or fruit that didnt fit inside the bag.
This is my 3nd Osprey pack, I own a Kestrel 58 (for myself) and Kestrel 48 (the wife&#8217;s). I would have no hesitation purchasing a 4th. I hate to give 5 stars, but since I cannot do 4.5, it gets 5.Primarily I use the pack to carry my workout cloths, water bottle, etc. There is plenty of room.
Thirdly, the pack has no rigidity at all, so it kind of bends and bows if you do not pack and cinch it right. This means it can bend away from your mid-back area, or it has also  has a tendency for me to lean back and bow/fold in the middle, especially since I cannot put heavier items on the bottom per my previous comment. Fourth, it is very difficult to reach the water bottle pocket.
But it came in the plastic with all the tags on and silica pack inside so it was new. I am an outdoor enthusiast and have worked at a gear store, I always liked Osprey for women especially, but now that I own one I love them even more.
During the weekdays I use it as a commute pack for my laptop, and in the weekends I use it as a day-hike pack. It's very light, ventilates very well, and the compartments are well designed.It essentially has just one big compartment (with a very small velcro pouch inside), and a smaller compartment at the top.
Answer: no