Wend Magazine Features Osprey Packs – Vol. 5 Issue 5 Winter 2011
February 19th, 2011
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Outdoor USA Magazine Features Osprey Packs – Vol. 3 Issue 1 2011
February 19th, 2011
Outside Online Features Osprey Kestrel 32 Packs – December 9, 2010
December 21st, 2010
I need the perfect present for my boyfriend’s birthday! He’s a cyclocross racer, mountain biker, skier, rock climber, and camper, and loves all outdoor gear and tools. Any great ideas within the $150 range??
HikingtheOzarks.com Features Osprey Meridian 75 Packs – December 2010
December 21st, 2010
The Osprey Meridian 75 convertible wheeled system is designed for today’s adventurous flashpacker. Sometimes you need both luxury and gritty necessity on your travels and the Meridian gives you these and so much more. Its travel durable fabrics, smooth wheels, and lightweight construction lend you a certain amount of freedom, while you easily glide in and out of the crowds with your wheeled luggage and then promptly switch it to your back to get to your off-the-beaten-path destination.
Techlust From Men’s Health Features Osprey Quantum Packs – December 2010
December 16th, 2010
CampingGearTV.com Features Osprey Kestrel Pack – August 15, 2010
December 16th, 2010
Osprey is a favorite brand of many backpackers and hikers. In this episode of CampingGearTV.com we take a look at a backpack from their Kestrel series. These packs have all sorts of features, accessories, and ergonomic benefits.
Carryology.com Features Osprey Kode 22 Packs – December 3, 2010
December 13th, 2010
It’s hot. Hot enough to fry eggs on the road. The sand burns to walk across as a hot north wind fans a fun and peaky south east swell. But I’m not on the sand. I’m at home playing with a mountain pack. A brand new Osprey Kode 22. It must be summer in Oz…
When you grow up skiing in the Southern Hemisphere, you get used to travelling for snow. This year we’ll return to the relentless dumps of north island Japan. While we used to score endless turns inbounds, each season we’re having to walk a little further, as the growing crowds discover our stashes. Enter the Kode 22.
Outside Online.com Features Osprey Packs – December 4, 2010
December 13th, 2010
While you maybe able to get away with work gloves, the same is not true for packs, whether you just want to take lunch and spare goggles or hit up backcountry laps, it’s an item that needs to be perfect to you and for the task. Which is why after a few years of dealing with less than perfect packs for me, I’ve returned to Osprey Packs,whose main focus is fit and options.
Backpackinglight.com – Features Hornet Series – August 4, 2010
August 21st, 2010
Osprey Flies Super-Light With Hornet. Osprey Packs will introduce the ultra-light Hornet Series in spring/summer 2011. These super-lightweight packs have been stripped down to the essentials for ultra runners, adventure racers, peak baggers or anyone who aspires to move quickly with minimal weight. The Hornet series packs are available in 24L, 36L and 42L capacities and weigh from 1 pound 2 ounces to 1 pound 8 ounces (510-680 g).
ElevationOutdoors.com – Featuring Osprey Raptor 10 – July 7, 2010
July 30th, 2010
This is quite simply the perfect day-to-day pack for hitting the trails. At 10 liters, it’s compact enough for a quick spin on the neighborhood trails yet roomy enough for a full-day adventure. Big Plus: The lid latch carrier makes it easy to attach your helmet to the pack with no bouncing around.
Outside Online – Featuring Aether 70
June 9th, 2010
I’m graduating from a Masters program in May, and planning, possibly, my last great summer get-away before becoming a hard-working stiff in September. My itinerary from mid-May through August includes a hiking/camping cross-country road trip to Sedona, two weeks of camping and hiking in Alaska, volunteering as a fly-fishing instructor in Alaska, and traveling in Asia for three weeks. If you were putting together a recommended gear list (particularly lightweight waterproof jacket, backpack, tent, and sleeping bag) from scratch where would you start?
… I also like Osprey’s Aether 70 ($260), which is about the same size as the Baltoro, and is just a touch lighter. I’ve carried both in the past year and love them both.
Backpackgeartest.org Posts Review about Osprey’s Atmos 35
January 15th, 2010
Mountain Gazetter Impressed with Aether updates
January 15th, 2010
The new Aether for 2010 gets some solid praise and write up in the popular, Mountain Gazette, to read it, click here.
The Olympian Newspaper in Washington gives some ink to the 2010 Aether and Ariel Packs
December 30th, 2009
Aether Packs Great for Light Hiking
December 29th, 2009
In a posting on SimpleTable.com, the site said that with the Aether series “you are able to load up as much as you need for your trip, while staying comfortable hiking”. To see more, click here.
