Osprey Backpacks

Considering Osprey was established in 1974, every individual product design having the Osprey name has passed via the hands of owner and creator Mike Pfotenhauer, going through relentless scrutiny. From sewing the first lines of custom-fitted packs, to carefully developing innovative products with user-friendly features, to developing personal relationships with the sewing staff who assemble the packs, Mike continues to be the unbreakable thread that makes Osprey a company unlike any other.

Osprey Atmos 65

Osprey Atmos 65 Review

Bags are an important equipment for most people, there seems to be a style for every situation. The problem comes in getting the right one for you at the right price...

In 2009 the business came out with their incredible Guarantee which meant no cost repairs on any backpack. "no matter the piece of merchandise, whatever the reason, in any era". This means that regardless of when you purchased your Osprey and despite what has happened to it, they'll fix it at no cost and if they can't do the repair, they'll replace it for you. 

Mike Pfotenhauer also feels that "Osprey is, mainly, about extraordinary relationships involving the pack and user, amongst the pack and its designers and among the company and its employees".
 

Osprey Aether 70

Osprey Aether 70 Review

When it comes to backpacks, the Osprey Aether 70 is a mid-level pack from the Osprey Aether range of backpacks...

What is also popular about their packs is the custom molding of the  hipbelts and the changeable torsos. These are two capabilities that make putting on their backpacking backpacks a lot more comfy than other brands.

Osprey Talon 22

Osprey Talon 22 Review
The Osprey Talon 22 is ideal for your day-long journeys or your multi-day journey events. The pack is large enough to fit a variety of items...

One Element of this research meant looking at reviews from other users and going to retailers to try on several brands for both comfort and fit.I don't feel that there is any sole pack that is ideal for all physiques or all hikers. Hiking backpacks are as individual as trekking poles and hiking boots. What works for one doesn't always work for a different person.

Osprey Porter 46

Osprey Porter 46 Review

Right away the most valuable feature was the sternum, zip out shoulder, and hip belt straps. Having the ability to maneuver jampacked subways, city streets, airports, and train stations...     

After our research was completed we knew that we wanted to remain with the Osprey brand of hiking backpacks. They have a great deal of choices within their collection of backpacks and it was in part due to their dedication to quality and their Guarantee that had us devoted to their backpack choices.

Osprey Talon 44

Osprey Talon 44 Review

The Osprey Talon 44 is an incredibly lightweight pack, and that is good because you don’t want a good part of your starting weight to be your backpack. While it is light it is quite...

Osprey Atmos 50

Osprey Atmos 50 Review
The Atmos 50 comes with removable shock cord clips and removable sleeping pad straps which makes it preferred pertaining to trekkers on an overnight holidays...





          

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