Osprey Packs Arcane Large Daypack for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

7.0
out of 10
1 Positive, 1 Mixed & 0 Negative
from 2 Reviews
Retail Price:
$100.00
Used Value:
$60.00
Sale Value:
$90.00
The Osprey Arcane Large Daypack has enough room for all the little things you need throughout the day, and a little more if you find something new along the way. The main compartment has space for your laptop, work documents, and little knick knacks that can go in the Monomesh pocket. Osprey made it out of a waxed cotton blend for a timeless style that defends your gear from inclement weather.

Specifications

Brand:
Access:
J-zip front panel
Claimed Weight:
1lb 6.4oz
Dimensions:
17.7 x 11.8 x 8.6in
Laptop Sleeve:
15in
Manufacturer Warranty:
lifetime
Material:
500D recycled polyester packcloth
Pockets:
1 small zip, 1 side stretch water bottle
Recommended Use:
casual, travel
Shoulder Straps:
NeoSpacer-covered foam
Volume:
20L (1220cu in)

Full Reviews

10
I don't think I've ever been disappointed with an Osprey pack and this one lives up to my expectations. It is big enough to hold all of my everyday items and looks great! Love this pack
Timothy B., backcountry.com
May 5, 2020
4
Received the Osprey Large Arcane Daypack today, but will be returning it. Some nice things about it is that it fits a 15" laptop in a tomtoc laptop sleeve. There is also enough room to fit a 10.5" samsung tab s4 in the adjacent pouch, as well as all of my belongings. It has a nice, slim profile and very soft fabric. I had purchased this to replace my Osprey Cyber, because I was looking for something without the dedicated tech pouch at the bottom of the bag and a slimmer profile. After transferring everything over and wearing it around my home, I found it to be very uncomfortable. The shoulder strap has extra fabric around the neck that digs in. This may not be an issue for taller people, but I am 5'0 and tightening the shoulder straps made it very uncomfortable around my neck. Also -- what happened to the great color selection of the previous Arcane/Pixel/Cyber packs! I love two tone backpacks, and the only ones they seemed to have was either the black/green or yellow/blue. Yellow/blue wasn't going to cut it because my daily, muddy commute would make it look like poop, and black packs tend to pick up white smudges. The Cyber is super comfortable, looks great, and has an adequate amount of space dividers for someone who travels around in variable weather that requires winter gear and electronics. The grass was not greener on the other side and I will be continuing to use my Cyber.
Melissa K, backcountry.com
February 26, 2020