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Osprey Exos 34 Pack

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Item # 847035

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With the Osprey Exos 34 pack, you don't have to choose between an ultralight pack or a supportive weekend pack. It's the best of both worlds with an airy suspension that is both light and comfortable.

Ventilated and supportive shoulder harness is made with slotted, mesh-covered foam and features an adjustable sternum strap, built-in whistle and a pocket for energy gel
Mesh-covered, slotted-foam hipbelt features an ergonomic, forward-pull cinch closure; breathable, tensioned-mesh back panel pushes air circulation to the sides
6061-T6 aluminum peripheral hoop frame effectively shifts load weight to the lumbar and hipbelt
Floating top pocket is removable; over-the-top compression strap secures the main compartment's closure
Hydration-compatible design places the reservoir (sold separately) in a cavity behind the back panel for easy refilling
Ultralight, 7mm webbing compression straps on the sides take up extra volume with minimal added weight; route the straps over or under the side pockets
Innovative trekking pole attachment system allows you to stow and remove poles without taking the pack off your back
Front and side stretch woven pockets, zippered mesh hipbelt pockets and an under-lid pocket make it easy to organize and access often-used items and snacks
Sleeping-pad straps and a single tool attachment with bungee tie-off let you strap extra gear to the outside of the pack
The Osprey Exos 34 pack is made with 70- and 100-denier shadowcheck nylon along with 160- and 210-denier ripstop nylon for ultralight durability

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Osprey Exos 34 Pack Customer Reviews

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Osprey Exos 34

3.7

(based on 3 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Comfortable (3)
Good padding (3)
Good suspension (3)
Lightweight (3)

Cons

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May

2013

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great lightweight pack for the money..

By Outdoor enigma

from Danville, CA

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Good Padding
Good Suspension
Highly Adjustable
Large Capacity
Lightweight

Cons

Delicate

Best Uses

Bike Commuter
Day Hikes
Extended Hikes
Heavy Loads
Light Loads

Comments about Osprey Exos 34:

This is a great pack! My daily commute is a 20 mile round trip on my road bike through some challenging terrain. I searched for a smaller pack but nothing quite does the job like the Exos 34. Plenty of room for my laptop, work folders, change of clothes, lunch, and even a pair of shoes. Love the versatility for attachments, tiny pockets on the belt strap, form fitting harness and breathability. Some may think this pack is too big for a biking commuter, but I need the flexibility to expand when I need to haul more stuff. It rides well on the hips and keeps me cool and relatively dry when the days get hot. Completely wiped out trying to avoid a huge snake on the trail, the pack came out unscathed! Amazed at the durability of the material. Only caveat, accidentally stepped on the edge of the belt strap and cracked the female end of the buckle.

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Apr

2013

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

lightweight and simple

By Latitude9

from Northern Virginia

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Pros

Comfortable
Good Padding
Good Suspension
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Day Hikes
Extended Hikes
Travel
Weekend trips

Comments about Osprey Exos 34:

I bought this for myself as a bag for long day hikes, as well as short over night trips. I have been pleasantly surprised with this pack, and have used this for traveling and it is light enough to use on short day hikes as well.

The side pockets are really stretchy, and I can reach back while wearing the pack into the side access where I keep various odds and ends. They're really great for holding a hat and gloves, bandanna, or anything else you need quick access to.

The hydration port exit where you route your tube is a tight fit when trying to put your hose though, or pull it out.

The hipbelt pockets are generous, and I have been able to fit various things in there, including a large smartphone, GPS, multi tool, snacks and other small objects.

The front stuff pocket is excellent for stashing anything you want to get to right away. I use that pocket the same as others would use a panel zip, putting my fleece, food, or maps back there.

The lid is ample and can handle a good amount of gear.

Overall this is a great bag. If you're looking for a lightweight option for a short overnight trip, or long day hikes, and you want a top loader, you can't go wrong with this.

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Apr

2013

(0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Not a good fit for dayhikes

By AZ2CAHiker

from Walnut Creek, CA

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Pros

Comfortable
Good Padding
Good Suspension
Highly Adjustable
Lightweight

Cons

Poor Cargo Access

Best Uses

Ultralight backpacking

Comments about Osprey Exos 34:

I bought this pack for my regular long dayhikes. It fit like a dream, and is very light.
However, my problem with it was how difficult it was to access items inside. It is constructed like an overnight pack with a long, cylindrical interior, and the only way to get in there is through the top. This is fine if one is an ultralight backpacker, but not so good if one is interested in getting at things inside.
I took this on one dayhike, and I basically jumbled the contents every time I took something out.
The Stratos I got when I returned the Exos 34 seems much better suited for what I need.