Raptor 6 osprey

The Osprey Raptor 6 is loaded with features as a hydration pack as a day. Hiking pack also is a mountain biking pack, it's one of my favorite packs th...

Initial impressions: I wanted to replace my 15 year-old Camelbak Mule and this pack seems to have a huge following for mountain bikers, so I figured I'd give it a try. The first MAJOR miss is Osprey not having a quick-release tube like Camelbak, so you have to fish the whole tube out every time you ...

This pack is good for a short hike or bike trip. I like that it has many pockets even though the pack looks small and yet you can put many things inside. The bike tool is really a plus for me. The only negative is the reservoir does not have the quick connect feature so when you have to fill the bla...

It's okay... I was deciding between this and the Syncro. Got this, returned it/ Pros: 3L bladder, double compression straps, great belt with pockets. Cons: the space is just poorly organized, the tool pouch is nice if you need it, but if you have a seat bag with tools, it just takes away space and c...

Compared to the Camelbak M.U.L.E. that I also have the Osprey has some hits and some misses. The Osprey is more difficult to adjust. The main shoulder straps do not pull tight as easily as the Camelbak's do. But once the Osprey is cinched down it has more of a form fit to my back. The overall shape ...

Excellent comfort and fit. I've used this on a variety of occasions, to include taking it into the field for bird hunts. It held snacks, coffee, extra clothes, shotgun shells and a full bladder of water. Observations: 1) The drinking tube has the great magnet point that attaches to the sternum strap...

When I received it in the mail, I was surprised by it's size. It's much smaller that I imagined, although I had some difficulty at first tightening the straps to my slim body frame, but I eventually got it just right. I took this baby out for a ride recently and fell in love. I like how many pockets...

From Scottish lass's husband. I've not been a fan of backpacks. This goes back to my high school days and musty army navy surplus backpacks. But recently, my wife and I went to REI to get hydration packs for XC skiing in Central Oregon. The salesman described and showed us differences between Osprey...

Great pack to replace my old Vaude pack for mountain biking. Love the belt pouches - keep my garage door opener in one so I don't have to take the pack off at the end of the ride. Lots of storage space but not too big that it feels too bulky.

The only problem is the bladder is a little hard to get ...

Seemingly well constructed but a bit overpriced. It’s small but it can hold a helmet, a coat, a large box of chocolates, and many jerky bars. It is comfortable but after 40 miles, you can begin to feel it on your back.