The Osprey Poco Plus is best for people who want a comfortable and structured hiking carrier to safely carry their baby as they grow into a child from about six months to four years old, along with plenty of gear for a day of hiking.
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Osprey packs are built well, and for their weight tend to have good and comfortable weight transfer capability — before I lightened my load and switched to lighter packs, I never had a pack as comfortable as my Atmos 65 for long trips carrying a ton of food and gear.
Most importantly, Osprey designs its high-quality bags to be long-lasting and comfortable. The Flare has a cooling, foam-cushion back panel and padded straps, and being both lightweight and mid-sized, it is easy to maneuver in a crowded classroom and carry across the quad.
Under 10 liters: Slings and waist packs in this size work for everyday basics. 10 to 19 liters: For light loads and 13-inch laptops. 20 to 29 liters: Best for students and 15- to 16-inch laptops. 30 to 39 liters: For super-size workloads and weekend trips.
MEDIUM BACKPACKS (20 – 35L)This capacity range is considered a medium-size backpack and is probably the most popular bag capacity out there. It's great for taking to school or work, depending on the styling, and can also be a great travel pack for taking on a plane.
MANUAL PACK SIZING INSTRUCTIONSMeasure the length between the C7 vertebrae and the iliac crest. Be sure to follow the contours of the spine. Based on your torso measurements, select the size which you best fall into.
Whichever backpack you choose, it needs to match your torso length. To determine your size, reach behind your neck, bend your head forward, and find the C7 vertebra: It's the bone that sticks out the most on your upper spine. Next, locate the iliac crest. It's the top of the hip shelf on the sides of your hips.