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Osprey Packs Exos 58 Backpack - 3300-3700cu in

Osprey Packs Exos 58 Backpack - 3300-3700cu in

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Osprey Packs Exos 58 Backpack - 3300-3700cu in

A silnylon sack with shoulder straps and a hip-belt might be feathery light, but without suspension, it can feel as comfortable on your shoulders as a bag of rocks when it’s full. Instead, load the Osprey Exos 58 Backpack, which has a lightweight aluminum frame, for your next ultralight backpacking adventure. Carry up to 40 pounds comfortably in the Exos 58, and notice how the frame, compression straps, and ergonomic hip-belt ensure your load rests where it should for max efficiency and minimal body aching. The breathable foam back panel lets you work hard on the trail without getting a soggy back, and low-profile pockets and sleeping bag straps enable you to organize your gear.

Bottom Line: More than a sack with straps.

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Hi, can the hip belt be easily folded up (prefer stay attached,

Hi, can the hip belt be easily folded up (prefer stay attached, not removed)? My next trip involves a lot of plane flights. Just wonder if I can fold the hip belt up and press in tight to fit into the overhead of a small size commuter plane? Aka, is the hip belt "soft" or "hard"?

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-Steve

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July 17, 2009

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I went over to Osprey's website and watched the demo video. The hip belt is very light and very flexible. Question answered.

-Steve

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July 17, 2009

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I am between sizes. I have 55cm (large) torso length but only

I am between sizes. I have 55cm (large) torso length but only a 30" waist(medium). So I am not sure which size will fit best. Any advise?
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July 3, 2009

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I had a size large and I couldn't tighten the waistbelt enough and I'm a 32".

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August 2, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Plenty of space

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June 2, 2009

I got this pack after using the Atmos 65 last year. I loved the Atmos, but I love this pack even more. I was looking for a lighter weight pack, and one that was a bit smaller, this thing is great! I took it on a 3 day Mt Whitney winter trip. I fit my 0 degree bag, warm clothes, 4 season tent, 2 pads, harness, helmet, shovel, stove, fuel, picket, ice axe, and a bunch more stuff and there was plenty of room. It weighed in at 42 lbs and I had no problem whatsoever. Yes the buckles and straps are small, but i dont see a big difference between them and the Atmos straps. If your thinking about this pack, go for it!

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Does this pack have the same back-panel as other Osprey? I.e.,

Does this pack have the same back-panel as other Osprey? I.e., there is a mesh panel, then a wide-open air chamber, and THEN the actual pack? It's kind of hard for me to tell from the description.

An example of what I mean can be found on the Osprey Aura 35. Thanks.

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June 7, 2009

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The Exos pack does indeed have a suspended mesh back panel. It is similar to the back panel of the Atmos pack, yet streamlined to save weight. The hip belt and shoulder straps are mesh covered, honeycomb foam panels.

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July 7, 2009

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There isn't a suspended mesh back panel, but a mesh covered foam panel attached to the pack, like most packs.

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July 4, 2009

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How does the Osprey Exos 58 compares against the Granite Gear

How does the Osprey Exos 58 compares against the Granite Gear Vapor Trail (besides the obvious differences)...Please explain.

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March 29, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Material:
70D x 100D Shadowcheck, 160 x 210 Window Ripstop 
Volume:
[S] 3300cu in (55L); [M] 3500cu in (58L); [L] 3700 (61L) 
Suspension:
Aluminum frame, mesh-covered foam back panel 
Hydration Compatible:
Yes 
Torso Adjustment:
No 
Sleeping Bag Compartment:
No 
Rain Cover:
No 
Access Types:
Top 
Pockets:
[External] 1 floating removable lid, 2 front zip, 1 front stretch, 2 side stretch, 2 hip-belt mesh; [Internal] 1 under lid 
Snowboard Carry:
No 
Ski Carry:
No 
Ice Axe Loops:
Shovel Pocket:
No 
Weight:
[S] 2lb 1oz (940g); [M] 2lb 5oz (1050g); 2lb 9oz (1160g) 
Recommended Use:
Ultra light backpacking 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 

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