Product Description
An everyday pack, with a comfortable Osprey carry, 1500 cubic inches of capacity and smart functionality. Carries a laptop safely securely - along with everything needed for a busy day around town.
| List Price: | $89.00 |
| Price: | $62.27 |
| as of Fri, 18 Jan 2013 05:23:54 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Size: One Size
- Color: Pepper Orange
- Brand: Osprey
- Model: 017530-837
- Fabric type: synthetic
- Dimensions: 14.00" h x 18.00" w x 4.00" l, 1.19 pounds
Features
- 3 color interchangeable webbing closures
- Easy access front pocket with organizer
- Padded laptop sleeve compatility up to 15.4"
- Blinker patch
- Sternum Strap
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Thomas A. Ertman
I tried to find something I didnt like about this pack, but I think its one of the best packs I've owned to date. It's perfect for commuting to work, school, library, or anyplace that your going to need quick access to your stuff without having to unzip a bunch of pockets and look for things. It has one large main compartment, and a laptop compartment as well.
Space is not wasted if you dont use this pack for a laptop however. The main compartment is further secured by a drawstring at the top, and when you put the flap down you can rest assured that everything is safely tucked away.
There are two pockets in the front of this pack, one secured by a small bit of velcro for easy access, and one zippered pocket, both are fairly deep and compliment this pack nicecly. There is a zippered pocket to the side that is more suited for small flat rectangular things like a cellphone, checkbook, etc.
This pack stands up nicely when propped up against the wall or table leg, which is great. The back of the pack has some ribbed ventilation for airflow, I couldnt say how well this works since my bike commutes are not all that far, but it rides comfortably even with a laptop and library books, with a change of clothes for work to boot.
As with all the Osprey packs i've owned, the stitching is superb and the pack is well made in general. I thought about knocking my review down one star due to the lack of colors, but I think it would be an injustice.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By fantasyphile
I haven't read any reviews for my backpack, which I have had over 1.5 years now, so that they don't influence what I am about to say. This is, without a doubt, the BEST backpack I have ever had! I have a collection of backpacks in my office. I would end up with one, sometimes 2 a year, always trying to find a backpack that was comfortable in the shoulders, distributed weight well, and could hold my laptop without making me feel like Quasimoto. Since I got my FlapJack (yes, I'm a girl, no, I can't stand the little floral things on the female version) I haven't even glanced at another backpack in the store. My 15" Macbook Pro slides in and provides wonderful back support. So much in fact, that unless I'm schlepping a bunch of books around campus, I tend to forget I have my backpack on. It has traveled with me to conferences with nary a complaint from my back (I do use the sternum strap). The weight distributes perfectly to offset an ample bosom as well. And it can hold A LOT. If you want a backpack that you can load up and carry well, this backpack may very well be the one for you.
P.S. I'm not big on organization within storage compartments, but the 5 pockets do just fine holding my stuff (books in one, laptop in another, electronic components in the third, loose stuff in #4 and long loose stuff/water bottle (on the rare occassion) in #5
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Mike W
I was sick of my messenger bag because I would have to spend tons of time adjusting the contents so it wouldn't hurt my back. This bag does a great job at allowing you to just toss stuff in and go, because it's got a padded back. The light strap at the bottom is a great additional feature, and the sleeves and extra pockets int eh bag just make sense.
However, I wish it had some horizontal compression straps, because when things are loose the bag sits more on your lower back than I like.
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