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Prepared for anything.

Sure, that emergency snake-bite kit you have is pretty rad. But during your mountain-bike ride, chances are good you’re going to need access to water, an extra layer, and a tire repair patch long before you’ll have to tend to a set of thin puncture wounds on your calf. With the super-comfortable Osprey Viper 13 Hydration Pack on your back, you’ll be able to tote along the day’s essentials and even have some room left over for less-crucial items, like anti-venom.

  • HydraForm reservoir is made with BPA- and PVC-free materials and features a design that squeezes your water supply for easier drinking
  • SpacerMesh back panel provides super-light cushioning for a comfortable fit
  • BioStretch shoulder harness system features mesh-covered foam for superior comfort and small sleeves to hold your energy gel pouches
  • LidLock helmet clip feature allows you to attach your bike helmet to your pack for hands-free storage.
  • Wide variety of organizational pockets keep your tire pump, patch kit, and multi tool in place
  • Side compression straps reduce pack volume if you’re carrying a smaller load
  • Reflective detailing on front panel and a blinker-light attachment loop help keep you visible


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Levie125

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I absolutely love this pack. The hydration system that comes with this pack is excellent. The magnetic retention contraption on the hose and sternum strap is a feature that I cannot live without. In fact, I have bought the magnet pieces for all of my packs. The pack's best feature in my opinion is the ability to expand it and stuff a jacket or layer in it once things heat up. I do a far amount of technical riding and I have never had the pack's weight to shift and cause me to lose balance. It just seems to stay in place.