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Archeon 25L Backpack

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Why We Like The Archeon 25L Backpack

The Archeon 25 Backpack blends the best of style and performance. A simple, fine line design pairs it with virtually any outfit we throw its way while an effective rolltop design makes getting what we need at the office or on hikes easy.

Details

Everyday backpack with features fit for the trail
Padded shoulders and a hip belt keep it close and comfortable
1880D fabric provides a lasting durability
Rolltop, drop-in access is easy to open and use
Front shove-it pocket allows quick access to rain jackets
Item #OSPZ19L

Responsible Collection: Recycled/Repurposed
Material: recycled 1880D nylon, PFC-free DWR finish
Volume: 25L (1526cu in)
Shoulder Straps: padded mesh
Waist Belt: integrated
Access: roll-top, zippered front panel
Pockets: [external] 2 side, 1 front, [internal] laptop/hydration sleeve, 1 zippered
Laptop Sleeve: yes, duals as hydration sleeve
Weight Capacity: 10-20lb
Dimensions: 22 x 12 x 9in
Claimed Weight: 2lb 13.6oz
Activity: commuting, hiking, travel, casual
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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2 out of 5 stars

November 30, 2021

really wanted this to work

Familiarity:: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I was counting on Osprey to make a cute bag that also packed and traveled well to use for commuting, but this fell short. The pack does sit well on your shoulders and hikes well, but to pack it is terrible. The back piece curves making the black hole type main compartment very cumbersome to pack. But the main reason I had to return it is the the back piece was too long and hit me in the back of the head when I tried it on my bike. I switched to the Osprey Transporter instead and have had much better luck.

Ann D