Osprey Daylite 13L vs Daylite Plus 20L
The thin personal item against the roomier day bag.
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| Category | Underseat Bags | Underseat Bags |
| Type | Backpack | Backpack |
| Listed size | 43 × 28 × 13 cm | 50 × 28 × 24 cm |
| Capacity | 13 L | 20 L |
| Empty weight | Not listed | Not listed |
| Wheels | No | No |
| Expandable | No | No |
| Laptop sleeve | Not listed | Not listed |
| Best for | Light packers who want a thin underseat bag for a tablet, snacks and documents. | Travellers who want a fuller day bag and are flying where the personal item limit is generous. |
| Watch out for | Small by design; a full load will bulge past the thin 13–16 cm depth limits. | At this size it will not meet the strictest personal-item limits unless soft-packed. |
| Air Canada carry-on | Fits listed limit | Over the limit |
| WestJet carry-on | Check first | Over the limit |
| Air Canada personal item | Check first | Over the limit |
| Buy | Amazon.ca (opens Amazon.ca in a new tab) | Amazon.ca (opens Amazon.ca in a new tab) |
Our take
The 13L is the one to pick if your airline’s personal item is thin. The 20L is a better all-round day bag but is more likely to be too deep for the strictest underseat limits.
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