I'm planning to put about 20-25 lbs in this bag, will in be uncomfortable to carry all day?
163477
No! Very comfortable especially if you wear it across your body vs over one shoulder but either way you'll be fine!
163478
I don't think you will be comfortable carrying that amount if weight for long periods of time unless you supplement the existing padding, which is quite firm.
163479
I'm a 30-ish woman in pretty good shape. I find that kind of load in my bag is not comfortable for long periods. A backpack would distribute the weight more equally.
163480
The bag itself can carry that much but I would think that it would be uncomfortable. There is a padded shoulder strap but I 25 lbs would be a bit to carry all day.
2210444
It's prety big I think it will work for you !! Really nice bag btw well made for 25 bucks really trendy thoug !!
331979
Normally you wouldn't want to carry more then 30% of your body weight...hopefully if you're in good shape...Right now mine (not fully packed) stands at 20% of my body weight...Still plenty of room to go!
1648970
Although I have this bag, I use mine as a lightweight spring/summer/fall bag. That said my guess is that you should get at least 20/25 degrees.
1230832
I would not recommend this as a (daily) diaper bag. You may want to look for something a little bit more structure/sturdiness. With all the items you listed, you will definitely feel the weight and it's contents while wearing it... hopes this helps....
1972771
No it is very comfortable to carry even enough to sling across the back for long carry... no rash or chafing...
197258
Probably don't want to. A co-worker has one similar and his bag is loose, kind of wobbly... Its from caring too many things in it. Its a small, tight little bag for just the small stuff. I carry my MacBook Pro 13", iPad 10", external HD, Mouse and a few styluses. Anything more is too much.
1631950
I do carry mine around all day, and it tends to get a bit heavy but it fits in my backpack pretty well. If you are worried about the weight you should consider getting a shorter screen size or maybe a lighter laptop.
1176565
I guess this sleeping back will fit you if you're not that "thick" at 6'. Try moving in this bag at 6' being 200 plus pounds can be comical.
1382681
I agree with Ivan... not super thick but very sufficient. I have found this bag, along with the straps to very comfortable. I have it pretty well loaded when I use it and will wear it for hours and I love it.
606448
I had this bag break, I don't remember how severely and you're correct about the zippers. I did carry lots in this backpack (~25 lbs) so normal usage probably won't hurt it too much.
420585
I wouldn't put more than 20lbs of gear in this pack. This pack is really only meant for day excursions.
2282534
Definitely. It's all about the weight you're wanting to carry. The straps are long enough to fit pretty much anyone.
351342
I've had it loaded for a dayhike for my wife an I (lots of water, some food, rain gear, first aid, etc) with no concerns whatsoever. I think unless you're planning on hauling bricks, you'll be just fine. I would have felt comfortable with it carrying twice the weight I'd given it, but I think it would become uncomfortable for the carrier. The pack isn't designed for very long and very heavy.
1066430
I haven't tested it the max but in my opinion I'm about 140 and it starts to feel pretty tight, and even just going on comfort I wouldn't want to be much more than 150-160 without any padding or a sleeping bag etc under me.
981801
I think that would be a very tight fit. The padding takes up some room. I think I'd go with a slightly bigger bag.
1556348
It would take some breaking in but would be fine. It's not a real deep seat though (against the back) so if u are a big fella it may not be great for all day. You sit very upright in it....forces you to have good posture!