Osprey Talon Ghost 22

eeps it separated from the foam and the actual mesh. The things I do like about this bag in particular is the bottom of this bag right here kind of ki...

So that's it. That is the lovely and hugely versatile Osprey Talon 22, upgraded with recycled and sustainable fabrics and a new back system for this s...

If you are doing a lightweight excursion in the alpine environ-ment, so a nice additional bonus there. So there you have it., It is the Osprey Talon 2...

so yeah I I do. I would recommend this backpack The Osprey Talon 22. everything you need for day hiking

Okay, let's try on this Osprey. Tell him 22 litre rucksack just slips on a little clip at the top.

Why don't you take a look at the Osprey Talon 22? a good daypack with awesome adjustability , ample storage and plenty of pockets for minor accessories. You can read the complete review at

New version not as good as the old version

- Back internal frame is MUCH stiffer and has a curve out at lower back portion that seems to be designed for better ventilation of the mid back by holding the pack away from that back. It does accomplish this at a the consequence of pulling the load fur...

So I looked at this pack side by side with my current Talon 22 (a couple years old model), last years model, and this new one. The newest version doesn't feel as solid or as quality, maybe it's the recycled material. The new pack's shoulder padding feels flimsy compared to last years. Additionally t...

I had the "M/L (48-58mm) older size and this one is listed as "M/L/XL (48-58mm)" on the tag on the back edge. The new bag is narrower (left to right) and maybe a touch longer (top to bottom). The top zip pocket (where you keep keys and small items) is way smaller in the newer model to my disappointm...

I really wanted to like this pack. But for my purposes (a mix of dayhiking and trailrunning), it was not functional. My main gripe is the lack of any upper compression straps. If you have the pack fully loaded, there's no issue. But if you have it 50-60% full, the lower (and only) compression strap ...