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The sweet spot for most hiking and multisport daypacks is 30 liters (around 1,830 cubic inches). That's enough capacity to hold the Ten Essentials (for the list, see the REI Expert Advice article, the Ten Essentials) plus some extras. Sizes vary by intended use.
1 I pre-hydrate by drinking a liter of water just before I start hiking because carrying water inside you is lighter than carrying water on your back! 2  I start out with 2 liters and drink about 1 pint every hour. 3  I plan my route carefully so I know where there is water if I run out, and can carry more if necessary.t depends on how available it is. Even when itâs plentiful I still prefer to carry a quart in a Nalgene and a 100 oz Camelbk bladder. Last summer I was doing some hiking in some higher elevations that had no water. It was probably in the 80âs that day.