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Wy'east Daypack

Regular price$155.00
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A modern take on a classic design, this day pack is the perfect companion for your next outing.

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November 2022
Pack Updates

The Wy'east now features a 3d-mesh back panel for greater breathability. The interior still features a removable sit pad and hydration sleeve.

The Interior pocket has been increased in size to accommodate passports.

All Stretch Woven Pockets are now made with ultra-stretch.

We increased the webbing on the front to ⅝” to allow for larger buckles which are easier to open and close.

We have added a loop with bungee and cord lock at the top of the front pocket for attaching items like an umbrella handle or ice axe when needed

The Wy’east now has a small embroidered name of the pack on the front pocket in place of the previous black patch

25 oz - 710g Daypack

The Wy'east ultralight backpack is the most versatile daypack on the market.

The Wy'east’s simple design with amazing versatility proves that “the devil is in the details.” With a main compartment that is large and spacious, deep stretchy angled side pockets, a gusseted shove-it sleeve, and perfectly placed pockets throughout, it will be your go-to bag for every adventure – from peak-bagging to backpacking, globetrotting to days around town, and everything in between.

Overview

This clean, simple daypack was designed to be the ultimate adventure bag. It is the result of years of traveling, backpacking, and outdoor adventures. Each feature was added with the utmost intention.

The two tall side pockets are deep enough to keep your 1L water bottles safe and secure, even when being tossed into an overhead bin, while being placed at the perfect angle for easy access during hikes.

Wy'east Daypack Side
Wy'east Daypack Back
Design

Constructed out of 210 denier Robic™ nylon, the Wy'east is ruggedly durable yet lightweight. The wide EVA padded shoulder straps help distribute the load, making it very stable even at full capacity.

Hate losing your keys? We do, too. That’s why glove hooks are conveniently placed in both zippered pockets.

And the super cushy EVA back panel that adds comfort and stability to the pack? It doubles as a sit-pad.

It’s the modern all-in-one you’ve been searching for. We just really enjoy this pack and think you will, too.

Features

• 2 Deep Side Pockets* – each pocket holds (2) 1-Liter bottle.
• 4L Expandable Collar
for days when you want the option to carry a little more.
Large Shoulder Strap Pockets for convenient access to your phone, snacks, sunglasses, dog treats, or GPS.
• Removable Hydration Bladder Sleeve (Included)
Removable Hip Belt* (Included)
• Rear Adjusting Hip Belt so you can easily get the perfect fit.
EVA Foam Sit-Pad Frame (Included) so you can kick back and enjoy the view.
Non-Removable Lid with Storage for quick access to essentials, like snacks.
• Top Loading with Drawstring Closure
• Interior Zippered Stash Pocket with Glove Hook
for keys and other necessaries.

• Daisy Chain

• Ice Axe Loop

• Dual Hydration Ports

Specifications

General

Suspension
Dimensions
Colors
Maximum Load
Base Weight
Uses

None
14"W X 7"D X 18"T
Blue, Black, Orange
20 lb - 9 kg
9 lb - 4 kg
Traveling
Day Hikes

Material

Pack Body

Pockets
210 D Nylon Robictm or X-Pac VX21
4-Way Stretch

Volume

Body
Extension Collar
Exterior Pockets

Total Volume
1465 ci - 24L
245 ci - 4L
125 ci - 2L

1835 ci - 30 L

Weight

Robic Nylon
VX21

25 oz - 710g
27.95 oz - 792 g

Customer Reviews

Based on 42 reviews
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K.H.
A pack worth checking out — but I wish shoulder straps had more cushioning

Alrighty— this pack is pretty great but it does have some drawbacks. It’s relatively light and made of great materials. The stretchy side pockets and front pocket (which also has gusseting to give you more space) set it apart from other edc/travel packs. The top pocket is nice for quick access items. I like the back piece of foam too! It’s shorter-ish so short people like myself can wear it as well, hurrah! It can be picked up for a fair price so it’s more affordable than a lot of packs out there. However, the zippered pocket on the inside is a bit small as my little wallet can barely fit in it. The buckles on the front could be a bit bigger as well so that they would be easier to use (I get it, but the weight savings ha!). Finally, the shoulder straps are wide but thin. I really, really wish that they had some more cushioning. Standing in line at TSA… can get tiring and that’s with the comfort rating of the pack. When your moving it’s ok, but I just wish this pack was a little more supportive because then it would be perfect! All in all, it’s super cool but there are some aspects of this pack to consider like all things.

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Andrew veal
Designed by hikers, for hikers

A lot of packs seem to be created by great designers who lack the true depth of hiking experience to understand what features a pack should really have. It is clear that this pack was created by someone who has spent tons of time on the trail. Features like the built in shoulder pockets should be standard on every day pack ever! The pack is also extremely versatile with the ability to pack a lot or a little.

Broke the pack in with a 35 mile day on the AT in southern Virginia and had no back pain at all.

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HuggyBear
Could be better with few changes

I wanted to use this pack for short(15 miles or less) day hikes. Although this pack is billed as a DayPack I find it slightly too large to be a day pack and is more suited for short weekend overnites. The main pack body can easily hold my hammock, hammock tarp, extra clothes, food bag, ect. I typically place my first aid kit, sunscreen and bug spray in the top flip cover pocket. If you have the main body of the pack full then this works out great. If you don't have the main compartment full enough then the top flip over pocket is kind of heavy and makes for a unbalanced feel, especially since you have to since down the top lid straps to try and make the pack height shorter to keep the top from feeling like it is flopping around.

I typically use Side pockets to hold my big smart water bottles and filter on one side and cooking kit in the other. The pack would be bettee if these side pockets had a drawstring cinch on top to secure things better.

The stretch pocket on the front of the pack is a good idea taken from bigger pack designs but in this case its just a bit tight. I put my rain jacket that packs down into its own pocket in here but it was a bit tight on top trying to slide it in. Maybe this pocket could be made a touch wider, but you could easily slide a small travel umbrella in here.

The shoulder strap pockets will hold your phone, snacks, compass, flashing, and they WILL hold regular 500 m/l water bottles...they won't fit 700m/l Smartwater bottles which is what most people's complaints about this pack seem to be. If your like me you can have your Smartwater bottle with Sawyer Squeeze filter attacked in the side pocket and use it to fill your smaller 500 m/l bottle for your shoulder strap pocket.

The thin waste belt is useless but thankfully it un clips from the pack.

I feel like if they made this in a 20 liter size and had bigger shoulder strap pouches for 700 m/l Smartwater bottles and a slightly wider front stretch pocket this would be a great DayPack. As it stands it makes a good multi day pack for overnite trips.

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Dylan Harris
A bike ride and a walk later... So far, so great!

I have only had my new backpack for a little over a week, but I am a huge fan so far. I have been able to take it on a bike ride and a hike, and the backpack is comfortable and holds up well. Further, it is also designed well - with thoughtful touches throughout - and it looks great.

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David LeBlanc
PERFECT

The manufacturers attention to design and their commitment to quality is evident throughout. Love the pockets built into the shoulder straps, as well as the pocket on the top of the pack. Water bottles fit well in the side pockets.