West Coast Editor and his film team, hit the Colorado Trail and Mt. Bike Trail from Durango to Moab with Osprey’s Hydration Packs. To watch the video about the Durango to Moab Mt. Biking trail and then be directed to the Colorado Trail Video, click here.
Adventure.NationalGeographic.com follows up post print issue hitting the news stands with an online feature, check it out here.
Congratulations! The new and innovative Hydraulic Series Makes it’s first big debut in National Geographic Adventure, with the Raptor 6 landing it’s respected place in the Yearly Best of Adventure Issue. To read more and see it in all it’s glory, click here.
Osprey Hydration Pack pictured and featured in Bicycle Retailer, to read more, click here.
The Manta and Raptor packs were mentioned in a post entitled “Summer Gear Heaven”. They highlighted the magnetic nozzle and “LidLock” system found on the new products. To see more, click here.
The site had some nice shots of the new packs from the Hydraulics line. To see more, click here.
The magazine pictured Osprey’s booth at Summer OR 2009, and detailed the Manta and Raptor series in the New Products section. To see more, click here.
Osprey and nalgene are making a dynamic duo as they proceed with excellent reviews, to read more from GearJunkie.com, click here.
The newly launched Osprey Hydraulics line was introduced to the European bike market at Eurobike this summer, to read more about this exciting launch, click here.
DailyHiker.com was impressed with the intuitive design for routing hydration system tubing and said that it is “one of the best ultralight packs on the market today”. To see more, click here.
Bike Rumor, Bike Biz, and Backpacking Light- all popular online outdoor websites that inform their viewers with the latest and greatest post blogs about the well deserved and anticipated Osprey Hydraulics series, click here to read Bike Rumor, Bike Biz or Backpacking Light.
In an article on the Adventure World Magazine website about Outdoor Retailer, the Hydraulics line was reported on, with mention of both the Manta and Raptor series. To see more, click here.
