What size reservoir is good for my osprey daylite daypack?
356257
2 liters should be fine, unless you are in a warm climate than you might want to go to a 3 litter. It's better to have to much water than not enough. Remember the more you drink the lighter your pack becomes.
356258
The 2 liter would be better, in my opinion. The 3 liter is pretty large, wide and long. Great for a bigger bag. The 3 liter would probably need to be smashed in a daypack.
243897
I purchased the CamelBak 90352 Omega Water Reservoir, 100 oz., Black Dimensions: 18.0 in x 7.37 in and paired it to the Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack and it's a perfect fit. I also purchase the 50oz antidote bladder and paired it with the Explorer Tactical Assault Pack - Combat Rucksack - 17" Military MOLLE Backpack 27L, fits just fine and half the weight.
223074
I'm assuming that 85 stands for 85 liters Capacity, I own the atmos 65 and I have the large cover, it looks and functions perfectly I would go to Osprey site and see if they can tell you the exact cover that fits your bag , hope this helps
360917
A 2.5L bladder fits. But I'd suggest not putting one in. I tried & it creates a hump dead center of the pack. Makes it kind of uncomfortable. Plus, you'll be adjusting your straps through the day as you empty the bladder.
66094
The way I see it you have a couple options. If your backpack doesn't have a water bladder port then you can try fitting it into the main compartment of your pack and run the hose out of the pack zipping the two zippers snuggly around the hose. If you decide to do this I would put the water bladder in a big 1 pound ziplock bag to ensure no water leaks out on your other items. Or I advise buying a backpack that has a dedicated water bladder port that is made to hold this item and has a small hole for the hose to run out of. Most backpacking bags have these water bladder pouches now adays. Look at the condor 3 day tactical bag for a cheap(er) pack. Hope this helps you. The way I see it you have a couple options. If your backpack doesn't have a water bladder port then you can try fitting it into the main compartment of your pack and run the hose out of the pack zipping the two zippers snuggly around the hose. If you decide to do this I would put the water bladder in a big 1 pound ziplock bag to ensure no water leaks out on your other items. Or I advise buying a backpack that has a dedicated water bladder port that is made to hold this item and has a small hole for the hose to run out of. Most backpacking bags have these water bladder pouches now adays.... » Read More The way I see it you have a couple options. If your backpack doesn't have a water bladder port then you can try fitting it into the main compartment of your pack and run the hose out of the pack zipping the two zippers snuggly around the hose. If you decide to do this I would put the water bladder in a big 1 pound ziplock bag to ensure no water leaks out on your other items. Or I advise buying a backpack that has a dedicated water bladder port that is made to hold this item and has a small hole for the hose to run out of. Most backpacking bags have these water bladder pouches now adays. Look at the condor 3 day tactical bag for a cheap(er) pack. Hope this helps you. « Show Less
1721284
Go with the 20L. I bought the 10L and it's perfect for two people. If you need to make more space, attach a carabiner and hang your flip flops off that. Enjoy the back pack.
1154
I have a 70oz/2.0L and with my pack fully loaded it is a snugg fit, but it works fine. i wasn't able to fill it 100%, closer to 85% or so. i was worried it would bust if i filled it all the way. hope this helps.
2195133
44.2 Liter I believe, but you really need not worry about the size. The pack more than big enough for any hiker I have met.
65005
It fits this: http://store.nalgene.com/OTG-p/otg%20-%20on%20the%20go.htmand this: http://shop.camelbak.com/chute-75l/d/1282_c_201_cl_4503
1284553
You should have no problem fitting it in, Might be a little uncomfortable to walk around with 2 liters if water in a drawstring backpack though.
1244264
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CEZ4B7C/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And go with what ever water bag you like it is so far fairly universal.
654545
Go to Amazon and get the 5 gallon Rothco Water Carrier or the Colman Expandable Water Carrier. (5 gallon also). The Colman tends to leak unless you tighten it.
1155
i have the camelback milspec antidote 100 (long version) in mine, so really any size or brand should fit, I have the 70 oz version in my son's Rush 24.
1598033
its fits perfectly in my goruck bullet ruck pocket. this bag: http://www.goruck.com/10l-hydration-bullet-black-/p/gear-000002 goruck also says "Sized to hold a 3L hydration bladder in a separate compartment next to your back" their site says its got an "18&#8243; tall compartment next to your back perfectly houses a Standard Source Hydration bladder, keeping it in place with a retention loop." Sorry im not home to actually look at it, but the 2.5L 7" by 17" HAS to be correct from what I received. Its definitely taller than a foot.
424869
I use the .5L size to fit in a pocket for sporting events or other places where the "beverages" are expensive to purchase. Use the larger sizes for extra water when backpacking. Never had any leaking with any method of carry. I use the standard screw top sold cap, but there is the option to buy a bite valve style, no knowledge with those.
2240541
I am not sure if the dimensions but I use it for a standard platypus 2L big zip bladder, and a 2L source outdoors wide pack bladder. They fit perfectly on both and hold up well while backpacking.
1919533
I use an MSR 3L Hyrdomedary bag in this pack. MSR Hydromedary Bag, 3 Liter (Red)