Osprey Quasar Day Pack/Backpack in Green

Review of Osprey Quasar Day Pack in Nori Green
1706 cu in/ 28 L
1.69 lbs/ 0.76kg
**Updated Review (4 months and 3 countries in) 28/03/2019
1) Still love the organizational features of this pack. I can quickly find things now without fumbling around inside the pack. The inside padded and zip pockets work great.
2) The main outer zippers without locking loops annoy me a lot. To me it's a major design flaw of this pack.
3) Overall comfortable to wear. It does sit lower on my back when fully loaded without the chest and waist straps being latched.
***I've added a short video that give a close up of the zippering system: • Osprey Quasar Zippers

[@reddog694uk]

Had this for years, Has all you need and nothing you don't. Great Vid !

[@dingo-dile]

I use the quasar 26 litre for one bag world travel

[@kenn6101]

hi does it sit when packed? or keeps on falling down?

[@CigarAttache]

It sits a little low on my back when it's fully loaded and I don't latch the chest strap. Thank you for the question Ken! Hope this helps in your search for a new pack.

[@kenn6101]

@@CigarAttache how about if you sit it in a surface? I heard the northface bags does sit in a flat surface like a chair or table

[@anthonycruz9907]

I own one and it keeps falling down, unless you put something flat at the bottom

[@reddog694uk]

Hi, Mine always sits well but i have a balanced edc kit arranged inside including a waterproof jacket in the bottom of the main section. My Kombat UK assault pack is a thicker material and will always sit well.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

I love the light colored inner part, much easier to find your stuff than a black interior

[@CigarAttache]

Exactly! It’s been 2 years and it’s held up pretty well. Some minor tears in the mesh where the bottles are stored on the sides. It also survived a bit of mold from rainy season in Mexico.