Osprey Poco Verschoonzak uniseks rugzak groen (Deep Peyto) O/S

Great design , nice layout easy to use

I've been a huge fan of Osprey for a long time. Their products are always well thought out and impeccably made. They offer a lifetime warranty and it isn't just marketing, their products back it up. This product seems to have the usual Osprey quality. I did see another review that mentions that this product doesn't carry the usual "All Mighty Guarantee" but looking on the Osprey web site, this product clearly has the usual lifetime guarantee and it is just the Child Carriers that have the limited 7 year.Our grandson is 2 years old and I've had the opportunity to carry many different diaper bags that my daughter packs for me. I'm so thankful to finally have a diaper bag that is of the design and style that I would actually choose myself.This bag is everything you would expect from an Osprey day pack. It has a great comfortable backpack straps and a good amount of organization and storage.The best part of the pack is that it looks like a pretty standard daypack and works like one too. It is comfortable to wear all day and has the usual ventilation to keep your back from getting sweaty.Overall, I'm very happy with the "Osprey Poco Changing Backpack with Clip-in Changing Pad, Deep Peyto".

It’s lightweight and made from good-quality materials. The size fits well, making it ideal for hiking, especially for women with an average frame. It covers your back comfortably without feeling heavy, and the wide straps prevent strain on your shoulders. The straps are also sturdy enough to carry heavier loads. Overall, I really like it.

The Osprey Poco looks promising, but honestly, it feels like you’re mostly paying for the changing pad—which, to be fair, is decent but not revolutionary. If you’re juggling a non-walking baby and trying to manage diaper changes one-handed, this pack doesn’t exactly make life easier. It’s a solid backpack, sure, but nothing beyond that.The biggest downside? The lack of a larger insulated pocket feels like a missed opportunity, especially for those who want to stash bottles or snacks on the go. If you want a no-nonsense diaper bag that doubles as a backpack, this might fit the bill. But if you’re hunting for something truly clever or game-changing, you might want to keep looking.

Excellent backpack, Osprey quality. This our second Osprey pack and there's nothing about this that screams diaper bag. It's well suited to hold a few chilled items, wet items, and of course the additional changing pad which is nice to have. As we are starting to near the end of the diaper phase, this bag will still get a ton of use for day hikes. I actually may transition my swim bag to this one because I like the pocket configuration better than the other Osprey (I can't remember the style, but it's the one designed for school with a laptop pocket). The vented back is so nice for our weather. Only a few cons- there is no waist strap so you are a bit limited on weight, but this isn't designed for multi-day hikes anyway. I wish there was a smaller front protective pocket for sunglasses and phone, but that has been replaced with a large mesh pocket (which is why it will make an excellent swim bag). The price is high for a diaper bag but it's so versatile, I don't mind. We will be using it long beyond the diapering years.