OSPREY DAYLITE SLING REVIEW SERIES

Built with high-quality bluesign®-approved recycled fabrics, GRS-certified recycled nylon and a PFC-free DWR coating.

A front zippered mesh pocket stores smaller easy-to-access items, while the main compartment offers organization sleeves and a key-clip. Featuring breathable and soft spacermesh material on a single anatomically shaped shoulder strap for next-to-skin comfort. Wherever you’re headed this svelte carry solution allows you to simply and securely carry a few daily essentials.

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Throw the Daylite Sling over your shoulder and go-to the store, school or on a quick hike.Sustainable MaterialsConstructed with main body bluesign®-approved fabrics, GRS-certified recycled polyester and PFC-free DWR a sustainable build that’s durable and can take years of everyday wear and tear.

OSPREY DAYLITE SLING REVIEW SERIES

VersatileThe Daylite Series accommodates a kaleidoscopic range of activities from day hikes on local trails to festivals, farmers markets and global travel. Having anything in the sling with decent weight would get tiresome.12810 Daylite Sling 45 45 GBP InStock /Lifestyle Backpacks /Lifestyle Backpacks/Daylite /Lifestyle Backpacks/Men's Lifestyle Backpacks /Lifestyle Backpacks/Women's Lifestyle Backpacks /PRO - EOS Product Exclusions /New This Season /Christmas Gift Guide /Christmas Gift Guide/Stocking Fillers /DE, IT & AT Exclusions /New Season /Lifestyle Backpacks/Daypacks Throw the Daylite Sling over your shoulder and go-to the store, school or on a quick hike. The shoulder strap is just nylon webbing where as the straps on the other Slings are padded. As for the North Face sling, I'd say skip it. They also have a lifetime warranty on their products.

In regards to the Eagle Creek Nat Geo sling, it looks interesting and every Eagle Creek product I've had has been high quality. I'd say since they are so similar my best metaphor would be one is a green apple and the other is a red apple.

I'd definitely say try them both on in person and see which fits you best.

Lastly, they both have lifetime warranties so if you do have a durability issue, you're covered. Organizationally speaking they are very similar so I'd say it's a toss up there. In trying both of them on and with weight in them, comfort wise they both felt ok to me. The Daylite is a nice sling but the quality of the fabrics feels lacking in comparison to the Atom. I work at REI and have personal experience with both the Atom and Daylite Slings. The top open and upright loading is okay, but I'm liking the side entry and interior layout of the others better. It looks like maybe the strap attaches better than the Atom. This one is a little smaller than the Atom, which is fine, but the front mesh pocket is not ideal. Looks like I can go see all but the Eagle Creek in person at Mountain Sports. Looking for opinions and experience with any. Each is sized and styled for what I want.

Osprey daylite sling review