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Men's Osprey Skarab 18L Hiking Backpack w/ Hydraulics Reservoir (Mystic Red) Expired
$52.75
$100.00
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REI has Men's Osprey Skarab 18L Hiking Backpack w/ Hydraulics Reservoir (Mystic Red) on sale for $52.73. Select free ship to store, otherwise, free shipping on orders $60+.
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Features:
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Features:
- 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
- Front panel daisy chain attachment points
- Dual mesh side pockets
- Under lid zip pocket
- Removable webbing hipbelt
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Osprey Skarab 18L Men's Hiking Backpack with Hydraulics Reservoir (Black) for $53.73. -OOS Shipping is free
REI Co-op [rei.com] has Osprey Skarab 18L Men's Hiking Backpack with Hydraulics Reservoir (Black or Red) for $53.73. -Black now OOS Shipping is free w/ $60+ orders.
Features:
REI Co-op [rei.com] has Osprey Skarab 18L Men's Hiking Backpack with Hydraulics Reservoir (Black or Red) for $53.73. -Black now OOS Shipping is free w/ $60+ orders.
Features:
- 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
- Front panel daisy chain attachment points
- Dual mesh side pockets
- Under lid zip pocket
- Removable webbing hipbelt
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| Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 88 REI-Outlet Reviews |
| Product Name: | Osprey Skarab 18L Men's Hiking Backpack with Hydraulics Reservoir, Black |
| Manufacturer: | Osprey |
| Model Number: | 10002112 |
| Product SKU: | B07JD7ZRDD |
| UPC: | 845136086210 |
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I love Osprey, but $54 is still pretty high on a 18L. I think the Hikelite 18L at $40 was a better deal. I guess it just depends on how much you value the water bladder versus the cool frame on the Hikelite.
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https://www.rei.com/product/22903...-pack-mens
https://www.reddit.com/r/interest...WDpV
(coming from a camelback that had the bladder low on the hips so it didn't put much weight higher in your back, loved the volt)
What is your definition of hiking? A couple hours, a day, a week? What do you need to carry?
Camelback makes both slim packs and multi-liter backpacks, The slim packs are great if you just want water and maybe a snack. I carry their larger backpacks at summer camps because I can throw in sun screen, first aid kit, rain gear, hat, etc. They are build well but at least the ones I have are heavier and I would not want to hike far with them. My two camelbacks that get the most use are a very large that can hold gear for weekend car camping trips and a smaller hunting pack. This is the one I most often use for day trips.
I have a few osprey packs and love them. I use a 60 liter pack for backcountry hiking. For its size, it is light and very comfortable. But it is way to big for a day hike. I also have a daypack that suffs down smaller than a baseball. It is super light and put it in my larger pack so when I hike to a basecamp, I can use the smaller pack for small excursions. However that pack has no structure to it so I only use it for that purpose. If I need a day pack that starts out of my car, I grab my camelback.
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Not to mention they have a no questions asked life time warranty.