Osprey Exos Backpack

Removing the top lid reduces the overall weight of the pack and creates a lower profile. When the lid is removed, you can use the integrated FlapJacket cover to protect the main compartment opening, which is ideal for shorter trips where you need less volume.

Yes, the AirSpeed suspension is designed to provide a ventilated, trampoline-style back panel that keeps you cool. While it offers excellent airflow and stability, it is a fixed-length suspension system, so ensuring you choose the correct torso size for your body is essential for a proper fit.

Yes, the Exos is fully hydration compatible. It features an internal sleeve designed to hold a reservoir, along with a dedicated port for routing your hydration tube.

The 58-liter capacity is the sweet spot for multi-day backpacking trips, offering enough room for a tent, sleeping bag, pad, and several days of food. It is designed for ultralight to lightweight setups, so it works best when your total gear weight is kept relatively low.

The pack is constructed from recycled 100D high-tenacity nylon ripstop. While this material is chosen specifically to keep the pack ultralight, it is durable enough for standard trail use, though you should be mindful of sharp rocks or heavy abrasion to maintain its longevity.

This system allows you to quickly stash your trekking poles without taking off your pack. You simply slide the poles through the loops on the side of the pack and the shoulder strap, keeping your hands free for scrambling or grabbing a snack.