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Osprey Talon Pro 20 Pack - Men's
$220.00
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If you want a technical pack that can do it all, reach for the men's Osprey Talon Pro 20 pack. It's durable and spacious enough for long day hikes, trips to the crag or winter outings on the trails.
- Updated torso adjustment and premium injection-molded framesheet allow for an enhanced fit across a variety of torso ranges
- NanoFly fabric delivers outstanding strength
- Convenient panel access to main compartment
- Polyurethane-laminated YKK RC external zippers provide extra weatherproofing
- External top-panel zippered slash pocket
- Internal zippered mesh pocket with key clip
- Internal hydration reservoir sleeve with center pass-through port (hydration reservoir not included)
- Low-profile LidLock adapts to carry a range of helmets
- Large stretch-woven front panel pocket
- Tuck-away ice axe attachments with bungee tie-off
- Dual V-pull side compression straps
- Stretch-woven side pockets
- Dual zippered fabric hipbelt pockets
- Blinker light attachment (light not included)
Imported.
View the Osprey Talon Product LineView all Osprey Daypacks| Best Use | Hiking |
|---|---|
| Bag Style | Backpack |
| Frame Type | Internal Frame |
| Gear Capacity (L) | 23 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 1,404 cubic inches |
| Weight | 2 lbs. 4.5 oz. |
| Adjustable Torso Length | Yes |
| Fits Torso Length (in.) | 17-22 inches |
| Fits Waist/Hips | 25-50 inches |
| Material(s) | 210-denier nylon UHMWPE EXT ripstop recycled BSAPP C0 |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Number of Stays | 1 peripheral hoop |
| Pack Access | Panel |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 6 + main compartment |
| Hipbelt | Yes |
| Hipbelt Pockets | Yes |
| Raincover Included | No |
| Reservoir Compatible | Yes |
| Dimensions | 21.7 x 11.8 x 11.8 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
| Sustainability | Product meets the bluesign® criteria Contains recycled materials |
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Ryan
Excellent ventilation on daypack
4 years ago
The Talon Pro 20 is a well designed, comfortable, lightweight backpack ready for a day hike in the woods or to serve as your daily bicycle commuter around town. Osprey's AirScape suspension is the highlight of the backpack allowing excellent ventilation and cooling with any activity. The Talon Pro 20 construction contains bluesign approved recycled materials and a PFC-free DWR coating. As with all of Osprey's products the Talon Pro is backed by its lifetime All Mighty Guarantee. Overall great backpack.
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Phil_Hikes_PNW
Seattle
Disappointed in Talon Pro 20
7 months ago
Long time Osprey pack user and fan, and bought the Talon Pro 20 to replace my previous generation Talon pack. The new Pro 20 seems to be well made, however the pack simply is not comfortable to wear for short walks or longer day hikes. The straps are thin and there isn't enough padding to comfortably wear for long periods of time. The zippers on the hip packs are difficult to open while wearing the pack, and they weren't large enough to fit my iPhone 15 Pro, which was another disappointment. I purchased the gray version, which seemed to absorb any and all stains during use when the pack was set down, which makes the pack look terrible after minimal usage. I ended up returning the Talon Pro and swapping it for a Stratos 24, which is quite a bit larger/heavier, but significantly more comfortable.
Age:35–44
Weight:175–200 lbs.
Height:6'3"
No, I do not recommend this product
Evan
I wanted to love this!
2 years ago
I wanted to love the Talon Pro 20 but like the user before commented, the opening for the hydration sleeve is way too tight. I use a 3L reservoir and when it was full, I could not get it to fit without being worried it would pop. You could finagle it but I was worried it was too tight. For the reason I returned and purchased the Stratos 24 which was a perfect fit for my reservoir! I will say I have not tried it with an Osprey specific but use a Camelbak 3L reservoir.
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Anonymous
Good for tall people / long backs
3 years ago
I like this pack, and it's the only small day pack I could find that can be adjusted to fit my very long back. It's very comfortable and adjustable. The only drawback, and it's a pretty big one, is that the opening to the hydration sleeve is too small - it makes it very difficult to put a full hydration bladder in there - think trying to stuff a sausage through a keyhole. You can make it work but it's no fun.
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Samuel
Bring back last year's version!
9 months ago
Please bring back last year's version of this bag, everything about it was perfect, and the carbon color with the red accents was the best color osprey has ever made for their bags. The new one is not anything like the previous gen one- and it is unfortunately just about worse in every way.
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Ali
Durable!
2 years ago
I have the talon 18, it was in my trunk when my car was hit from behind by a semi truck at highway speed, bag got launched out the window on impact. Bag was unscathed. This bag has the durability of an 90s action film hero, while my vehicle had the durability of a 90s action film villain.
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Aaron H.
This is my first hiking
3 months ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my first hiking pack that I have ever owned, and I am extremely pleased with the construction quality and all of the adjustability to make this packed amazingly comfortable on long hikes.
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Active M.
New favorite little pack
2 years ago
Took me a while to figure out how this pack was different from the regular Talon series - the company's description was briefer than I wanted. Despite being labeled as lightweight it's slightly heavier, shorter, and smaller than the standard one which seemed curious. The back plate is different, as well. It appears to be a molded plastic that's form fitted and maybe more rigid. All this means that it hugs my back and stays put with reasonable loads and active movement. The fabrics do appear to be more resistant to wear and abrasion, but only time and use will really tell. Since getting it a couple of months ago I've used it for some day hikes, grocery shopping, and beginning rucking. I currently have it packed with big books bringing the weight up to 18 pounds. It has been perfectly comfortable doing hill climbing workouts at the ski hill for 30 - 60 minutes. It feels like it is part of me with the weight nicely supported on my hips and stabilized by the strap system. There isn't any swaying or flopping around like other day packs I've used in the past. It's perfect for quick grocery runs on my bike, too. The only negative I've run into so far is that the little pockets on the shoulder straps that are shown holding a phone in the video are really small. The vid must have been filmed long enough ago that smaller phones were the norm. I have an iPhone 12 Mini and it has to be wedged in hard and it still hangs out the top too much. It seems snug, but as the elastic stretches out I'm not confident it will stay put during active movement. I just put it one of the hip belt pockets or the inside pocket if I won't be reaching for it for photos or texts while on the go. Can't imagine a bigger phone would even go in the opening. Perfect for a nut bar, though.
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