| You need a daypack to carry a few essentials, as the porters carrying your equipment will usually hike their own way. |
| It is essentially a heavy-duty daypack that incorporates a smaller around-town bag. |
| As I strapped on my daypack, something moving out in the water caught my eye. |
| Sir Edmund brought a small white daypack, a first-aid kit, a thermos of tea, and a pack of Sportsmen cigarettes. |
| With ample space and a detachable daypack, it's the perfect carrier for students on the go. |
| Tairesu winced slightly at his brother's tone and packed his daypack more hastily. |
