Osprey Packs: Solo Backpack

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Description

Osprey Packs: Solo Backpack - Altrec.com Product Description:

Increase the capacity of your Osprey backpack with the Osprey Solo Daypack. This auxiliary pack attaches to larger Osprey packs, giving you the option to take it off for shorter excursions from camp. Redesigned for 2007, it now offers a Spacer Mesh harness to keep you cool and dry. Stuff it with extra clothes to make a great pillow. For a larger option, be sure to consider the Osprey Daylite Backpack.

Attaches to Crescent, Luna, Aether, Ariel, Exposure, Sojourn, and Porter series backpacks for added capacity
Stuffed with extra clothes it makes a great pillow
Yoke style Spacer Mesh harness keeps you cool and dry
Capacity: 500 cu. in. (8 l)
Weight: 10 oz. (0.28 kg)

Seattle Area Customers: This item is AVAILABLE ONLINE (may or may not be available in the Sturtevant's Bellevue/Puyallup stores).

Customer Reviews (3)

Osprey Packs: Solo Backpack - 3 Reviews

Sue - 2008-06-21
Great for Running Me and Smudge (my Terrier) run everyday and the backpack is perfect. Enough to fit my water bottle, keys, phone and his fabric bowl. We love it.

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2007-03-17
Awesome If you own an Osprey pack to attach this one to, or even if you don't, this is an all-around Grade A backpack. I use to go running with my dogs (carry water, dog bowl, poop bags) or go hiking in the woods looking for plants (water, plastic bags, GPS, field guide) or just about anything. It's super comfortable, very light and breathable, will fit neatly under your rain shell if it is raining and do just about everything well but cook breakfast.

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Elvis - 2007-05-14
Works well for cycling, but doesn't carry much For riding in the street with a light load this can't be beat. It'll not carry a lot, but what you need - a small lock, fresh shirt, etc. fit fine. It sits low and is narrow enough that if you look back it doesn't muck with your vision, a boon in traffic. There were attachment buckles so I added straps across the top and bottom should I want to take my helmet off and clip it to the back, or carry something larger. Works great. The only downside is limited cargo space - compared to a large traditional backpack or messenger bag -- and a lack of any interior pockets - it's one big pocket, essentially. But it's light and rides right on the road and doesn't interfere with dodging cars.

Is this Useful? - Yes - No ( 2 of 2 thought this was useful.)