Product Description
Active everyday Urban or trail pack features sew-in mesh over EVA foam harness, spacer mesh back panel, 2x Side stretch mesh pockets. Volume: 700 c.i./12 liters, Weight: 1 lbs. 6 oz/0.62 kilograms
| List Price: | $59.00 |
| Price: | $58.99 |
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Product Details
- Size: O/S
- Color: Ember Orange
- Brand: Osprey
- Model: 037512-845
- Released on: 2010-08-02
- Fabric type: nylon
- Dimensions: 10.50" h x 18.00" w x 8.00" l,
Features
- Sew-in mesh over EVA foam harness, sternum strap with whistle buckle, removable 20mm waistbelt
- Spacer mesh backpanel, 2x side stretch mesh pockets
- Panel loader, front stash pocket with mini organizer, MP3 pocket, Internal mesh pocket, document sleeve, elasticated laptop sleeve with padded base - 15.4" compatible
- Padded carry handle, single ice axe loop
- Volume: 700 c.i./12 liters, Weight: 1 lbs. 6 oz/0.62 kilograms
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Money'sReview
I've used this backpack both for school and for hiking and it is very well made. For school it fits my laptop and a book and notebook with some room to spare. When I go hiking I bring it for our day hikes and put snack/water/other day hike necessities like sun screen etc. and it the straps make it fit snugly on my back so that I can hike and climb without it swaying too much. Overall an excellent backpack.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Yeti
I bought the Osprey Orb three months ago. I was looking for a smaller pack to take on day excursions. The Orb fits the bill perfectly. It's a nice size for carrying an iPad or smaller laptop. There's plenty of remaining room to pack a few other essentials, but not much else. I carried my computer, a jacket, and a water bottle. That's pretty much all I needed and all the Orb will hold.
It's great if you need a pack that isn't bulky and doesn't flop around. I have a couple of larger "day packs" that have much more room inside, but I don't want to wear them all day long on excursions. The Orb is comfortable and just the right size for what I needed.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Kate McMurry
I use a daypack for several purposes: (1) as the "personal item" most airlines allow besides a carry-on suitcase, (2) as a gym bag, and (3) for trips to amusement parks, hikes, or other vacation excursions. I consider this daypack the perfect size for these functions. I can carry a small pillow, a thermos, my Kindle, a snack, a sweatshirt, and a rain poncho inside it. Besides the main compartment, it has a small pocket that holds pens, lip balm and the like.
There is a nice selection of colors, and the straps are decently comfortable. I contacted the company that makes this product for the dimensions before buying, and the ones they gave me seem accurate: 18 in (46 cm) length/height x 11.5 in (29 cm) width x 8.5 in (22 cm) depth, with total dimensions of 38 inches.
By the way, here are examples of what airlines define as "personal items," and in my experience a daypack like this would have no problem meeting the standard for a personal item--you just can't have more than one of these personal items with you: camera in case, purse, briefcase, laptop in case, reading materials, umbrella, small "book-bag style" backpack. Technically the total dimensions of a personal item should not exceed 36 inches, but even since the airlines have been tightening up rules on carry-ons and personal items, I have never had any complaints about the size of my daypack, and sometimes I've carried one a bit larger than this one.
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