
OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack
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OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack
Designed for superlight overnights or all day adventures, the Osprey Exos 34 lets you save weight and carry your gear comfortably.Features/Benefits:
- Modified AirSpeed suspension brings the load closer to your back, while still allowing ventilation
- Wide and surprisingly comfortable BioStretch harness evenly spreads the load on your shoulders
- Adjustable sternum strap with an emergency-whistle buckle
- Aluminum frame provides structure that enables large loads to be carried comfortably
- Mesh waist belt supports the load and tightens with easy-pull buckles
- Two mesh waist belt pockets, great for snacks or a small camera
- Two vertical zip front pockets provide large storage option
- Removable floating top pocket with main compartment and smaller mesh zipped pocket
- Hydration compatible with left and right drink-tube routing options
- TinyTape compression straps stabilize your load
- Stow on the Go trekking pole attachment keeps your sticks handy
- Two side mesh pockets, great for water bottles and last minute items
- Sleeping pad straps
- Single ice-axe loops
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OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack
Gender Unisex Dimensions 25 x 13 x 7.5 in. Pack Fabric (Primary) 210D x 160D ripstop Hydration Compatible Yes Frame Type Internal frame Padded Laptop Compartment No Torso Length S <18.5 in.
M 18-20.5 in.
L >20 in.Volume S 1900 cu. in.
M 2100 cu. in.
L 2300 cu. in.Primary Use Ultralight Weight S 2 lb.
M 2 lb. 2 oz.
L 2 lb. 3 oz.Volume Range 30-45 Liters Weight Capacity Up to 30 lb. Trip Length Overnight (1-2 nights)
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- Comfortable (5)
- Lightweight (5)
- Attractive (3)
Cons
Best Uses
- Primary use:
- Personal (3)
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Pros
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
Cons
- Insufficient Padding
Best Uses
- Day trip
- Hiking
Comments about OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack:
Have used it for dayhiking and it's an OK pack as long as you do not overload it.
Good: Great ventilation and organizational features for a pack this small and light. Very adjustable as the lid comes off, which gives you a smaller option if you want. The "on-the-go" pole storage is neat too.
Bad: At higher weights or when you really cinch down the straps, the frame starts to touch your back. Also the hardware is very light but does not inspire long-term confidence.
Wish Osprey would make an Atmos 25 or Exos 25 (using the Atmos hardware). Both 35's are great for a full day or even a light overnight but realistically, dayhikers are only out for part of a day.
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Minimalist
Pros
- Comfortable
- Easy To Load
- Good padding
- Highly Adjustable
- Large capacity
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Day trip
- Hiking
- Overnight
Comments about OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack:
light weight, easy to pack and nice fit
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Comfort Driven
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Climbing
Comments about OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack:
Perfect for climbing the higher peaks or for long day hikes.
- Primary use:
- Personal
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
- Roomy
Cons
Best Uses
- Backpacking
- Day hikes
Comments about OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack:
Great looking pack! That's one of the reasons I got it. I know aesthetics shouldn't matter, but come on, who doesn't want to look cool? Now I've only used this for one trip so far, but I learned a few things so far that I thought I'd pass on.
First off, I ended up pulling the load lifters too tight, which caused the tubular frame of the pack to be too close to my shoulder blades, and it caused discomfort and pain. I thought the pack just didn't fit me, and I was worried I'd have to sell it, but then I realized I just pulled the load lifter straps too tight. Play around with it, but know this is a possible point of discomfort. As soon as I loosened them, discomfort was gone.
The mesh side pockets have a top and side opening. I am not sure whether I overall like these or not. It allows easier access while on the move, but I am concerned about things falling out of them. Definitely not a deal breaker on this great pack.
Otherwise, this is a great pack that I look forward to keep using. I'd definitely recommend it. (I was able to get my gear, food, and 3 liters of water in this pack for a 2.5 day, 2 night trip. My base weight was around 10 pounds.)
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Comfortable
- Great Features
- Lightweight
- Roomy
Cons
- Lack of hip belt padding
- Not sure about durability
Best Uses
- Hiking Backpacking
Comments about OSPREY Exos 34 Backpack:
I love all the features of this pack. The pockets are great, the lid is great and there is plenty of room for everything I need for minimalist backpacking up to a couple nights. I've used in the winter and it carries everything I need for day trips and in the spring for overnights. It fits me very comfortably except for the lack of belt padding. They should have used the same padding they use for the next larger Exos on this 34 liter. It couldn't be more than an additional ounce or two. There is ZERO padding. I added two pads inside the zip pockets which works pretty well but then make the pockets more full and less usable. I also ripped the right side pocket meshing after only a couple trips to my surprise. I'm not sure how well the Exos will hold up over the long term.... however, I did take a big and hard spill and landed on my left side. To my pleasant suprise... no damage on that side. Only time will tell on the durability. My previous Atmos 25 took a lot of beating and Osprey fixed it for free [...] to them (their guarantee.) Unfortunately their quality assurance was not very good on that repair. They fixed 3 areas. I needed to complete the mending on 2 of the areas they fixed. Pretty disappointing...[...]
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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