$265.00
Price: $265.00
(as of Sep 06, 2026 15:06:57 UTC – Details)
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Customers are satisfied with the size of the backpack, with several noting that it meets their needs.
Customers find the backpack comfortable to carry.
Customers appreciate that the backpack is lightweight.
Usage: versatile sweet spot
– Great for weekend trips and if you’re an efficient packer, much longer. If you’re thinking about using this for flying and hostel hopping, it’s too large for carry-on as the frame is about 24” tall (carry-on limits are usually 22”).
– A nice balance point between the maxed out Suburban-class Atmos and minimalist superduper-ultra-hyper-light Dyneema bags.
Pack basics: Familiar great Osprey build quality
– Main fabric feels lightweight, but durable enough for regular use. If you beat the crap out of your gear, you’ll want to take a closer look at it.
– Bottom fabric is comfortably more burly without being too beefy/heavy/thicc. Over each bottom frame corner is a patch of even higher denier fabric (pic).
– Comparing listed specs to the previous Exos 48, this version weighs a bit more (2.76* lbs vs. 2.55 lbs) yet has a lower max load range (25-30 lbs vs. 20-40 lbs).
* Listed weight varies a bit. For the current S/M size, amazon and osprey.com list 2.76 lbs, while the product manual on osprey.com lists 2.84 lbs (for gram counters, that’s a 36.3 g diff).
Features: Up the wazoo, but a few notes
– Hip belt pockets don’t zip closed very easily with one hand when you’re wearing the pack.
– The location of the lash points are great as they’re positioned perfectly to neatly tuck in loose straps. The only flappy straps are the sternum, shoulder, waist, and main stretch pocket.
– The squeeze clips on the FlapJacket cover are on the outside (pic). Seems like they’d be better on the underside where they’d be more protected, though I guess the fabric coating is a factor.
– The torso adjustment plugs and ladder are plastic (pics), with 5 lengths in 1” increments, and are easily adjusted.
Etc:
– Not super stoked on the striped patterning, but in person it’s a bit better and not as high contrast.
– When walking more bouncily and/or on uneven terrain, I can hear fabric rubbing somewhere behind my shoulders with each step. I may just be overanalyzing this, but hopefully it’s not wearing out a spot…
– Descriptions mention dual ice axe loops, but there’s only the one at the bottom right. I don’t use ice axes, so maybe that term is used differently?
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