Elqui 24L Daypack

Bag is absolutely perfect for a day bag. So many great qualities including lightweight, durable, sustainably manufactured, and all around great bag!

This is a great small backpack. I love the stuff pockets on the front of the straps and the back. Unfortunately it’s too small for my needs. I’m looking for a pack that fits a laptop and lunchbox for commuting to work. Please make this in a bigger size.

I had a hard time finding info on this pack when I was considering buying it, so hoping to add something helpful! I've had this backpack for about a month and have used it on a handful of hikes, bikes, for chill day trips, and for work. This pack is super lightweight, and I find it extremely comfortable to wear. I am a short and curvy woman, and I find the wide and thin straps very comfy, almost leaning toward a running vest feel. Even when loaded with 2-3 liters of water, the straps don't dig in, and they are flexible enough to work around my chest. The pack isn't super structured or robust-feeling, but I prefer the really light, compressible material, which does still feel high quality to me. I like the simplicity of the configuration: large open main compartment, one small stash pocket on the top (which can be a bit tight, but perfect for keys and wallet) plus the mesh pocket on the front. I prefer to use my own pouches over having a bunch of built-in pockets and organization, so this minimal setup works perfectly for me. The pack does also have a couple of very small mesh pockets on the lower part of the straps, which could fit something like a granola bar. I found whatever I put in there would rub against my arms, so it's not a feature I really use. For my phone, I attach my Matador velcro "pocket" to one shoulder strap. It does have a j-shaped zipper on the main compartment, with three zipper pulls. I haven't quite figured out yet if this will be useful for me, but it did take a little getting-used-to. It is nice that the zipper comes down really far on one side, so you can dig into the dark depths of the pack. I think my only real complaint is that the side water bottle pockets are really tight. My trusty 32 oz hydroflask bottle just barely squeezes into them, but it's so difficult to get the bottle back in that I've been throwing the bottle inside the pack instead. I've been using a water bladder and hose more and more for hiking, and this pack does work really beautifully for that--it has a stretchy pocket for the bladder, a small clip to hang the bladder from, a pass-through for the hose, and a place on the shoulder strap to attach a hose magnet. Alternatively, the small side pockets have been really handy to throw non-valuable small items, and the side compression cords can be used to tighten those pockets even more. Overall, this pack looks really good, feels really good, and despite a couple of quirks, is the lightweight day hiking pack I've been looking for. Along with my holy grail Cotopaxi Trozo 8L shoulder bag, these two cover basically all my needs. In addition to work and hiking, I can see myself using this bag for minimalist travel. It's just a simple, versatile pack that can do whatever I need it to. Oh, and in case anyone else was feeling unsure, it IS dark navy blue and not black!

Nice size, laptop fits easily, comfortable straps. LOVE how there’s two water bottle pockets. Kale green color is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great bag! Some of the stitching doesn't feel super durable.

I’ve used it for several hikes and it has been perfect. Holds everything I need (and more)… and is super comfortable. It’s like it’s not even there. Size is perfect, outside mesh pocket is super useful and I can put a Nalgene in each of the outside pockets. That, along with my water bladder, allows me to easily do a full day out. Love it! Highly recommend.