Osprey Raptor 10 Hydration Pack - 3 Liters
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With an updated LidLock™ helmet attachment, rollout tool pouch and a 100 fl. oz. internal reservoir, the Osprey Raptor 10 Hydration Pack helps keep you hydrated and focused on the trail.
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- Stretch-mesh front pocket for stashing extra gear
- Blinker light attachment and reflective patch for safety
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- Magnetic sternum buckle allows quick access to the reservoir bite valve
- 3-liter (100 fl. oz.) Hydraulics reservoir included
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View all Osprey Cycling Hydration Backpacks| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Frame Type | Internal Frame |
| Gear Capacity (L) | 10 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 610 cubic inches |
| Reservoir Compatible | Yes |
| Liquid Capacity (L) | 3 liters |
| Liquid Capacity (fl. oz.) | 100 |
| Weight | 1 lb. 7 oz. |
| Adjustable Torso Length | Yes |
| Fits Torso Length (in.) | 17 - 21 inches |
| Fits Waist/Hips | 27 - 51 inches |
| Material(s) | 70-denier x 100-denier shadow-check nylon |
| BPA Free | Yes |
| Frame Material | Atilon Foam framesheet |
| Pack Access | Front / side |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 2 + main compartment |
| Hipbelt | Yes |
| Bite Valve Shut-off Switch | Yes |
| Dimensions | 20 x 9 x 7 inches |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Wide-Mouth Opening | Yes |
| Quick Disconnect Tubing | Yes |
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Amazing, super versatile cycling pack!
I use this as my go-to cycling pack. For years, I used a fairly large Camelbak model, which worked 'ok,' but this pack is light years more advanced. The cycling specific features, like the built-in tool compartments, pockets for my bike pump, shock pump (and even my hand saw), and easy to get to smaller pockets make it extremely useful. The reservoir slides in nicely, the magnetic secure mechanism for the hydration hose is like magic, and the suspension couldn't feel better. It's super comfortable and all the great precision adjustability that Osprey is known for in their larger packs is clearly employed with this pack. I'd recommend this particular model (even at this volume) to anyone.
LIght Weight, good crossover from bikin' to hikin'
Purchased for my boyfriend with a herniated disc for light hiking so he can carry his snacks and water when his back is having a "good day" and it is perfect. Very light weight, comfortable, and room for snacks. It's been quite helpful for carrying smaller loads and great wight distribution. We're not finding everything pooled up at the bottom putting a ton of weight on the lower back, it's easy to spread stuff out. Straps are comfy, and we'd absolutely buy again, back pain or not.
Osprey quality, but lacks adjustment.
I'm a huge fan of Osprey packs and own 3. All are 10 yrs old and work great (Raptor 10, Kestrel 48, Aether 60). Bought one of these new Raptors recently and ended up returning it and going back to my old Raptor. Osprey is wonderful for always being innovative: trekking pole holders, helmet holders, attachable expansion, etc. The thing I didn't like about this new design is they removed the elevator straps, like my old one has. Also discontinuing the bright Mustard color. I like having bright colors while cycling. The Tool holder is nice, but I personally keep bike multitool in a seat bag.
Lots of bells and whistles
This was rated by various mags as the top MTB hydration pak. I usually don't like things on my back while riding, but needed more water storage for desert riding. Ordered online and received it quickly. Has various pockets, zips and multiple straps, even a tool roll-up pouch! Hydration pack and basic backpak. Seemed to fit good with ample adjustments, but I wanted something minimal for water and lighter. Returned unused to local REI and ordered out a Camelbak "Rouge".
This Backpack is quality
This backpack is quality, comfortable, and all the compartments in it are well thought out and useful. It is built for mountain biking, and it feels like it was designed by a mountain biker: the glasses pouch, the tool pouch, the minimalist compartments, the stretchy pocket in the back for gloves, the helmet holder... I had a problem with my bite valve almost immediately (it tore), and that's a problem. I wrote to osprey about it, and they responded saying they were sorry about that and it shouldn't have happened --they actually stood by their product-- and sent me multiple replacements immediately.
Finally!! After 25 years of mountain biking...
I have been mountain biking for 25 years I have used many other brands of hydration packs. This is the best thought out pack I have ever had. Full to the top with water and gear for me and my dog I forget i am wearing it.
Great pack!
The Raptor 10 is a great fitting and comfortable pack for mountain biking. Has enough room for the essentials on a day ride and a few other misc.comfort items. I don't use the hydration bladder as I prefer to carry water in bottles on my bike, but that just opens up space to store other gear. I'm pretty positive I will be buying a Raptor 14 later in the season to have a little extra room to accommodate colder weather gear as needed!
Great for MTB
This pack is amazing for mountain biking and I have taken it on a few hikes as well. The pack itself is very well designed so that it is comfortable and doesn't put too much weight on your neck or shoulders. The storage compartments are big enough for a small lunch, a pump, some snacks, and a packable jacket (the outside stretchy mesh pocket holds this nicely). I have used the lid lock mechanism to hold my helmet and it works well, although typically I'm not stopping for long periods of time to warrant doing this. The tool pouch is awesome, holds everything I need, and the hydration pack is great. One really nifty feature is that the hose magnetically latches to the sternum strap, making it super easy to grab and go without a hose dangling around. Lastly, the hip strap pockets are perfect for my iPhone 6S on one side and a couple gu's on the other side. Highly recommend this pack!!!
Peace of mind
Ive had the Raptor 10 going on 3 years now. This is the best item (other than a night light) that I ha ve purchased for mountain biking. I fill the water bladder at the 1.5 liter mark the night before a ride. I like the magnet hitch and the bite valve. This unit gives me peace of mind when going on long adventures in the middle of the forest or rail trails. The 10 is the perfect size for me. Very thoughtful engineering went into this back pack. I like all the compartments. It is a little pricey but it is expected to last a lifetime.
Best hydration pack. Period.
This bag is a constant companion. Walking in big cities, 20+ mile bike rides, long car rides, extended day hikes in the bush, or a full round of disc golf with 3 discs, my Raptor 10 fits the bill. Let me say why: First and foremost, it is a comfortable pack i can put on and forget about with no body complaints by sundown. Like most Osprey packs the Raptor spends its time, whether empty or overloaded, on your hips and wings, not simply your shoulders. It feels like it working with my body intead of hanging off of it. The mesh/foam back and straps are supple and supportive and the bag is very adjustable as well. Secondly(but seriously great), is the water reservoir. Ingenious design! From its ridgidity, to its ergonomic back cradling shape, to its freakishly simple and easy accessibility when refilling it, Osprey's design here should be the industry standard. If you have ever had a hydration pack you know how finicky the reservoir can be with regards to removing and inserting, as well as where the valve lay on your chest accessible but still needing to be out of the way. Osprey solved all the common problems with a simple and obvious solution. The zipper access to the reservoir begins on the right shoulder strap just above your sternum strap. It unzips up and around the lid of the pack easily and fluidly to expose the reservoir. It seriously takes me two seconds to remove and empty reservoir and four seconds to insert a full one! Yes. I said that. Then you add a magnetic attachment for the valve on the sternum strap, a valve that locks closed to prevent leakage, a helmet carrier, a zippered compartment in the outside bottom of the pack accessible when full that hides an included tool roll for flats repair, AAAND a mesh stetchy pocket on the outside to stuff a rainshell or some wet shorts? This is the most thought out hydration backpack ever made. My only con is that it cant sit upright on its own and wants to topple forward without help. Add the kickstand feature!