Osprey Syncro 10 Hydration Pack - 100 fl. oz.
Pyro Red
- Ventilated and supportive AirSpeed™ suspension incorporates a wire frame with suspended mesh, ridged foam and side vents for excellent breathability
- Contoured shoulder straps feature breathable mesh and perforated foam to enhance breathability and comfort; wide webbing hipbelt can be removed
- Zippered main pocket offers access to the hydration reservoir as well as storage space for your riding gear, clothes, lunch and more; compression straps help secure the load
- Large front zip pocket features tool organization sleeves and mesh pockets, making it a breeze to store and get to pumps, bike tools and tubes; includes a key clip
- Quick-access top zippered pocket is lined with a soft, easy-to-clean, heat-embossed fabric that helps keep sunglasses or other fragile items from getting scratched
- Stretch-mesh pockets on each side of hipbelt keep small essentials within easy reach
- Securing a helmet is super-easy and fast, thanks to the LidLock™ helmet clip; a bungee on the exterior of the pack allows easy adjustment of the LidLock feature
- Hydration system features a 100 fl. oz. reservoir that conforms to back's shape even when full, resulting in a precise, stable and comfortable fit
- Rigid spine/handle stabilizes the reservoir, making it easy to slide into its dedicated compartment; large mouth makes filling/cleaning easy
- BPA- and PVC-free reservoir does not retain tastes or odors and features an antimicrobial treatment that deters bacterial growth
- 180° pivoting on/off valve rotates in either direction for quick and easy flow control; magnetic sternum-strap buckle secures the bite valve when not in use
- Integrated raincover stashes away in zip compartment at bottom of pack, providing on-demand protection from the elements; cover can be removed to save weight
- Reflective trim on the Osprey Syncro 10 hydration pack increases visibility in low light; rear-facing attachment point lets you affix a rear bike light (sold separately)
Imported.
| Best use | Mountain biking |
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| Frame type | Internal |
| Gear capacity (L) | 9 / 10 liter |
| Gear capacity (cu. in.) | 549 / 610 cubic inches |
| Liquid capacity (L) | 3 liter |
| Liquid capacity (fl. oz.) | 100 fluid ounces |
| Weight | 1 lb. 8 oz. / 1 lb. 10 oz. |
| Weight - metric | 0.69 / 0.73 kilogram |
| Fits torso | 16-19 / 18-21 inches |
| Fits waist/hips | <33 / 33+ inches |
| Material(s) | Ripstop nylon |
| Frame material | HDPE/aluminum |
| Number of exterior pockets | 4 + main compartment |
| Hipbelt | Yes |
| Bite valve shut-off switch | Yes |
| Quick disconnect tubing | Yes |
| Wide-mouth opening | Yes |
| Dimensions | 18.5 x 9.4 x 7.8 inches |
| Gender | Unisex |
(8 total reviews)
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Dec 10, 2014Want to love it, but can't.
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Jul 17, 2014Quenched and pressing onwardThe Osprey and pack extend our reach and stretch and play with every quenching sip. The features and function are flawless. I am so very happy with the Osprey we bought another one, but 3 li...
Read More The Osprey and pack extend our reach and stretch and play with every quenching sip. The features and function are flawless. I am so very happy with the Osprey we bought another one, but 3 liter capacity for a North face backpack called Archangel. Perfect in every way! -
Sep 26, 2013Just RightThis is a comfortable pack with good shoulder strap and back ventilation that stays put when riding. It has room for a full bladder, spares, tools/pump, food, keys/phone/wallet and a ligh...
Read More This is a comfortable pack with good shoulder strap and back ventilation that stays put when riding. It has room for a full bladder, spares, tools/pump, food, keys/phone/wallet and a light jacket with a little room left over. There are two small mesh pockets on the side that work well for gels or other snacks without taking the pack off. There are no open pockets on the back to collect mud and water so that's a plus for me. It also has a built in rain cover that pulls out of the bottom if needed. Its a typical high quality build that you would expect from Osprey with useful features and more than enough storage. -
Sep 26, 2013So far am very pleased with my Osprey!I do not feel comfortable reaching down to get water bottle and then turning it up while I am riding so the Osprey is a life saver!
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Aug 28, 2013Good all-around pack.Good pack for the size. This holds just enough gear for a several-hour ride without being excessively bulky/huge. Mesh air-flow part is nice, if it doesn't exactly leave your back complete...
Read More Good pack for the size. This holds just enough gear for a several-hour ride without being excessively bulky/huge. Mesh air-flow part is nice, if it doesn't exactly leave your back completely dry. Straps could be a little bigger, but this doesn't cause any problems. Magnet-attach is nice. Overall this is a great size and what I go to for most of my rides. I have a much larger pack for much bigger unsupported rides, but this really serves it's purpose well. Better than the camelback models I've used, but not radically better, they've all come a long way. -
Aug 10, 2013ALERT! ALERT! Amazing hydropack hereSo I basically take this thing everywhere -even to the bars. I bike almost everywhere and it holds 3 L which is a perfect amount of fluid! The bladder is the best I've ever had! The bladder ...
Read More So I basically take this thing everywhere -even to the bars. I bike almost everywhere and it holds 3 L which is a perfect amount of fluid! The bladder is the best I've ever had! The bladder has a spine and great design so the water flow is smooth and perfect all the way until this thing is empty. The pack has a lot of useful pockets including a waterproof one on the front. The look is really sleek. I get lots of compliments! I especially love the neon yellow rain cover that's hiding in the bottom of the back and the helmet holding contraption on the top is also really nifty and useful! The neon rain cover is awesome and reflects the great colors that other Osprey cycling packs sport like this awesome yellow backpack I've been wanting. The mouth piece is really awesome- you can turn it two ways so that one way doesn't release any water- VERY USEFUL, and the magnetized clip is some of my favorite technology. I don't go for long rides so I don't know if you'd want it for that but it's great for commuting around when you don't need to carry lots of things. FORGOT TO MENTION that the part the touches your back has amazing ventilation so you don't get to sweaty on the back and the pack doesn't get filthy from sweat like with some other Camelback packs I've used. My only complaint is since I use this thing for everywhere as a purse and water carrier, I wish I could fit my laptop in it. Or had a tablet to fit in the waterproof pocket- that would work. Guess my next purchase is a hydro backpack! Buy this and you'll be a happy biker. :D -
Jul 31, 2013Solid Pack - Hiking & MTBUsed to hike Mount Whitney and as a daily MTB pack. Works great for both. Wish there was a built in way to control the straps. It's annoying to be bombing down a hill and have strips of...
Read More Used to hike Mount Whitney and as a daily MTB pack. Works great for both. Wish there was a built in way to control the straps. It's annoying to be bombing down a hill and have strips of nylon slapping you. -
Jul 17, 2013Great packGreat mtb pack. Holds all my stuff and water without being bulky or heavy. Best feature is the magnetic mouthpiece. So easy to get and put back while rolling, will only use this style fro...
Read More Great mtb pack. Holds all my stuff and water without being bulky or heavy. Best feature is the magnetic mouthpiece. So easy to get and put back while rolling, will only use this style from now on.
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Read More Pros: It looks great, fits better than most (M/L) of other competing brands, ventilation is amazing! (For reference: I'm 205 lbs at 6 ft.) Function and capacity is perfect. (2-3 hour MTB ride I packed: Full bladder, 1 tube, Mini-Pump, CO2 Pump and 3 cartridges, Multi-Tool, Small First-Aid kit, Snack bag of Wet Ones, handlebar Bike light and headlamp for emergencies, windbreaker, arm-warmers, and enough nutrition and a lunch.) :) Cons: Pretty heavy dry weight, then add a full 3L hydration bladder. :( Outer stretch pockets are hard to get to, I'm pretty flexible for a big guy too. Major Con: When out on 3 hour MTB rides, with some technical terrain, the pack kept hitting me in the back of the neck. When ducking under branches or on technical descents, it would ride up on the back of my neck and catch on my helmet dial(this may/may not happen depending on your helmet). But honestly, it shouldn't happen at all. It moves way too much, even with hip/waist belt on, which I dislike...a lot! *I gave this a good 3 long-hard tries. 20+ miles / 3+ hours each time, on some intermediate and technical terrain. I tried loosening/tightening the shoulder straps and load straps to make it sit a little lower on my back, but it moved way to much. Even with the waist belt on/off, etc. I just could not get this configured properly. And I loathe waist belts. So if your going long, and ride intermediate to technical trails, this may not be the solution for you. But for Fire/Jeep Roads, gravel, or road biking(great ventilation, shape), I think this would be a great hydration solution. In the end, I will going with a running hydration vest, which I use for trail running, and hiking. It doesn't move and no waist belt! Yay!