Puma Training Float Backpack vs Rip Curl Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack

The main difference between the Puma Training Float Backpack and the Rip Curl Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack is that the Training Float Backpack has Side Pockets (2 side slip-in pockets) while the Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack does not.

Puma Training Float Backpack - Front View
Rip Curl Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack - Front View
Specs Brand Puma Rip Curl
Name Training Float Backpack Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack
Category Everyday Daypack
Sub Category Daypack Everyday
Capacity (L) 20L
Weight (lb) 0.96
Fabric Durable heather ripstop material
Color Black Ocean
Release Date January 21, 2012
Price Under $100 Under $50
General Features Shoulder Straps Straight - adjustable padded strap Straight - adjustable padded strap
Zippers Nylon zipper with plastic pulls Nylon zipper with string pulls
Main Compartment Access Drawstring and flap closure Normal top two way zip access
External Pockets 1 front zip pocket, 2 side slip-in pockets, Zipped bottom pocket Fleece lined front pocket
Internal Compartments Organizer sleeve in front pocket, slip-in pockets Laptop section
Side Pockets 2 side slip-in pockets
Handles Top grab handle Carry and hook top grab handle
Lightweight Lighweight
Hiking / Backpacking Features Back Panel Padded Padded back panel

You're currently comparing the Training Float Backpack by Puma against the Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack by Rip Curl.


Puma's Training Float Backpack is a Everyday backpack with Daypack features while Rip Curl's Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack is a Daypack backpack with Everyday features.

The Puma Training Float Backpack has a capacity of (liters), weighs pounds and it's dimensions in inches are . It's made of and is available in Black in comparison the Rip Curl Daybreak 20L Driven Backpack's capacity is 20L with a size of inches. Constructed from Durable heather ripstop material it weighs 0.96 pounds and is available in Ocean.