Osprey Levity 60 Pack - Men's

Another con about it is rather than using your typical compression straps like you might see on the Exo series, they went with this compression cord i...

If you're carrying say 10 kilos over a week and you're having to go a long distance, it's hard to beat the Osprey levity. I mean, for comfort, ease of...

We've got the Osprey Men's Lebanese 60 back Adjustable side compression straps help keep weight Senate My God that's amazing! Check this out! This pac...

So I've said a lot of really great things about this pack. Um, I do have three points before I let you go of what I'm not so much a fan of. Um, it's n...

I wish that they would have remade this removable. It really would have made a difference in the overall experience of the pack now guys, that is the ...

Whether you consider yourself ultralight or not, carrying a less heavy pack is beneficial to all. This pack has a great suspension system. However, there are NO HIPBELT pockets. Reducing weight is great, but limiting function is not. While some may forgo hipbelt pockets many people I know still rely...

Been using this bag for 5 weeks on the AT now. Unfortunately when you tighten the hipbelt (over time) it is developing a bit of a knot that's right on the hip bone. Of course this is very annoying. Osprey doesn't respond to email about this. Hmmmm not the right customer service you'd expect. Now usi...

Long time osprey user, comparing this pack to my 2009 and 2016 Exos 58. Significantly lighter from the Exos (14 oz by my scale). Does not appear to be any less durable and the pack is just as comfortable for the 30 lbs starting weight I carry for a 7 day JMT backpack. I do like that the hip pockets ...

I'm more of a Comfort Driven Minimalist...I like having a lighter load, but I'll only give up so much. This pack carried my winter base-weight of apx 19 lbs along with food and water that topped out just shy of total weight 30 lbs and it did it well. Pack is tougher than it looks. Only complaints is...

Osprey, your design team is headed in the right direction with the Levity line... lighter weight is what most of us "comfort driven minimalists" want. Osprey originated the arc frame design, which the new wunderkind of backpacks (Zpacks) emulates.... all credit to you. I am concerned with your upper...