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#5 on this list
Bure 25
Klättermusen
Norse-detailed Swedish pack in recycled ripstop with a rolltop and a genuinely waterproof main body.
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#6 on this list
Daybreak 17
Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Dyneema Composite Fabric in a rolltop day bag. Weighs nothing, sheds water outright, and shrugs off rock abrasion.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Bure 25 | Daybreak 17 |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 25 Liters | 17 liters |
| Weight | Around 900g (varies slightly by model year) | Approx. 13 oz (369g) |
| Material | Recycled Polyamide Ripstop | Dyneema Composite Fabric (DCF) |
| Closure | Rolltop with G-hook | Roll-top |
| Origin | Designed in Sweden | — |
| Country of Origin | — | USA |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Bure 25
- Exceptional weather protection for gear in all conditions
- Extremely durable, high-quality recycled fabric and construction
- Stable and comfortable carry for its capacity
- Distinctive, functional design
- Reliable for years of hard use
- Premium price point, a significant investment
- Minimal external organization options
- Heavier than many other 25L daypacks
- Limited back ventilation compared to mesh-backed packs
Daybreak 17
- Extremely lightweight, barely noticeable on your back
- Completely waterproof, keeps contents dry in any weather
- Excellent abrasion resistance for its weight class
- Simple, efficient roll-top design
- Highly packable, easy to stow away
- High price point due to specialized materials
- Minimalist suspension offers limited comfort with heavy loads
- Lack of external pockets and internal organization
- DCF fabric feel might not appeal to everyone
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