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Osprey Skarab Hiking Hydration Backpacks
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Osprey has select Osprey Skarab Hiking Hydration Backpacks on sale from $59.50. Shipping is free.
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Thanks to Community Member sjjones for finding this deal.
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- 18L Osprey Skarab 18 Hiking Hydration Backpack (Various Colors) $59.50
- 22L Osprey Skarab 22 Hiking Hydration Backpack (Various Colors) $74.50
- 30L Osprey Skarab 30 Hiking Hydration Backpack (Various Colors) $104.50
- Wide-mouth, bucket-style main compartment opening
- Dedicated hydration compartment with included Osprey Hydraulics LT 2.5L reservoir by Hydrapak
- Adjustable sternum strap with magnetic bite valve attachment
- Under lid zip pocket
- Front panel daisy chain attachment points
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Edited May 5, 2023
at 07:23 AM
Ospreys Skarab line is on close out great deal for a pack With 2.5 liter hydration kit ($32 value by itself)
At time of post assorted colors available
Free shipping and returns
Lifetime warranty
22l $74.50
https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...RAB22.ht
18l $59.50
https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...18S19.ht
30l $104.50
https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...RAB30.ht
With a stylish but traditional design, the Skarab is durable, lightweight, and made for adventure. An included Osprey Hydraulics® LT 2.5-liter reservoir makes it easy to remain hydrated anywhere you explore. Whether you're shouldering it through the woods or simply finding the perfect spot to set up the hammock, an open mesh foam AirScape backpanel will help you stay both comfortable and dry. Attachment loops let you put away the trekking poles and grab your binoculars or camera with both hands, while mesh side pockets keep snacks within instant reach—and keep the hangry at bay
At time of post assorted colors available
Free shipping and returns
Lifetime warranty
22l $74.50
https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...RAB22.ht
18l $59.50
https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...18S19.ht
30l $104.50
https://www.osprey.com/us/en/prod...RAB30.ht
With a stylish but traditional design, the Skarab is durable, lightweight, and made for adventure. An included Osprey Hydraulics® LT 2.5-liter reservoir makes it easy to remain hydrated anywhere you explore. Whether you're shouldering it through the woods or simply finding the perfect spot to set up the hammock, an open mesh foam AirScape backpanel will help you stay both comfortable and dry. Attachment loops let you put away the trekking poles and grab your binoculars or camera with both hands, while mesh side pockets keep snacks within instant reach—and keep the hangry at bay
Created 05-03-2023
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- If you want to bring a water bottle instead of the bladder, this version does not have the mesh side pouches to accommodate that. Instead, they are zippered side pouches which feel like they go in the wrong direction. Putting your water bottle in there does not feel secured, so I put my water bottle in the main compartment, which means asking my hiking partner politely to grab it for me or just taking my bag off. I believe the updated version (which is more expensive) has side mesh pockets.
- You're working with one main compartment, and two side pouches. If you're wanting multiple compartments to work with so you don't have to dig for items, it's limiting.
That being said, I like this bag and it's overall a good step up from my smaller Osprey Hikelite bag. With the included reservoir, it's a fair price.
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Camelbak is ok but poor compatibility with filters, attachments, etc
The Ospeys have a much better top opening to fill.
But the actual straw and tube can't compete with the Canelbak big hire valve IMO.
Also, the bladder of the Osprey's very narrow and can be felt more than the wider Camelbak.
This is based off of cycling and mountain biking.
I prefer the Osprey packs. Especially the Raptor over the Mule from Camelbak for riding.
Def look into the sleeved tubes. Both companies offer one. Helps tremendously for keeping that first sip cold.
I actually use the EVOC packs with a Camelbak reservoir for the best of both worlds.
The EVOC's have a revolutionary shoulder harness that moves with you as well as a very aero back. I use it for cycling and MTB.
The Ospeys have a much better top opening to fill.
But the actual straw and tube can't compete with the Canelbak big hire valve IMO.
Also, the bladder of the Osprey's very narrow and can be felt more than the wider Camelbak.
This is based off of cycling and mountain biking.
I prefer the Osprey packs. Especially the Raptor over the Mule from Camelbak for riding.
Def look into the sleeved tubes. Both companies offer one. Helps tremendously for keeping that first sip cold.
I actually use the EVOC packs with a Camelbak reservoir for the best of both worlds.
The EVOC's have a revolutionary shoulder harness that moves with you as well as a very aero back. I use it for cycling and MTB.
Can you send a link to the EVOC pack?
I use an 18L osprey hikelite for day hikes and really appreciate the metal frame on those for allowing airflow between the pack and my back. As a result, I haven't used this much for hiking but I will say that it is very comfortable to wear, has lots of adjustable elements to get the fit just right, and would likely be a great dual purpose bag for someone who likes to travel and adventure.
The hydration bladders on ospreys are excellent as well, just grab one of the "quick connect" kits to make it easier to fill/clean if you plan to use it a lot.
Oh, and if you weren't aware, osprey's warranty is outstanding. On par with Patagonia, they really stand by their stuff. I took a 58L Kestrel to Peru and the airline bent the frame badly when I checked it for the return flight. Osprey swapped it out for a brand new replacement no questions asked.
I did my Appalachian trail thru hike with a 46l pack. 30l is very capable for an overnighter if your running UL. Some people even thru hike w 30l packs.