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Osprey Exos 34 Pack

September 1, 2009 Backpacks, Featured Reviews, Headline, Outdoor Gear No Comments
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An ultralight pack with features?  Say it ain’t so, Osprey.

Well, it is so – and we’re talking about bells and whistles like Osprey’s AirSpeed suspension, a Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment, InsideOut compression system.  And that’s just the trademarked components, mind you.  What about tool loops, a 3-liter hydration sleeve, and a removable top lid?  Yep, these features are there too.

Osprey hits it right on the money with the Exos 34 pack, filling a gap between ultralight packs constructed of whispy fabrics and bags intended for long excursions into the backcountry. I’ve taken the Exos 34 on tons of day, weekend and three-day hikes – it rides very well and is easy to adjust on the fly.

For complete specs, visit www.ospreypacks.com.

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