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While traveling or backpacking there is often a need for a small day pack to carry just the essentials for a day trip and then disappear when not in use.  The Osprey Ultralight Stuff Pack does just that with deluxe features not found most crushable daypacks. 

The bestselling backpacking series on the market just got even better. Known for its ability to be taken all over the world, from the summit of Everest to a backpack trip through your local wilderness, the fourth generation of Aether/Ariel builds upon its reputation for combining clean design, custom fit and outstanding load carrying comfort. Amongst a plethora of upgrades, the new IsoForm⁴ CM™ hipbelt adds stiffness and padding for even better performance with heavy loads. Amazingly, all this comes with no increase in weight

Reach for the osprey scarab 18 and hit the trail. Perfect for minimalist day hikes, the pack is still designed to carry 25 pounds comfortably. Frame sheet suspension spreads the load across the entire mesh back panel, a webbing hip belt reduces the weight on your spine, and dual side compression straps provide stability during dynamic movement. A wide zippered front access panel means you never have to dig for anything buried at the bottom and the 2.5 liter fluid reservoir with a magnetic sternum bite valve attachment give you easy access to hydration. There are plenty of storage options including a scratch-free zippered stash pocket for electronics or sunglasses, a zippered front organizer pocket with a handy key clip, a front panel Shove-It pocket for an extra layer, and zippered hip belt pockets.

The women’s specific raven 10 will join you on a bike ride anytime. The single track may be rugged but your pack will carry close thanks to osprey’s bio stretch harness and hip belt that comfortably connect the pack to your body. Specially designed baffles in the 3 liter hydraulics reservoir reduce liquid movement for increased pack stability at high speed. The hydration sleeve is zippered for convenient refills and the hose routes over the right shoulder strap to the sternum strap where it anchors with a magnetic disk for on-the-fly access to the bite valve. The main compartment is accessible via a front zipper panel. There’s a stretch mesh front pocket for stashing a layer at the bottom of the big climb, zippered hip belt pockets to keep a phone or other valuables secure, and a special scratch-free sunglass pocket to protect your shades. The lid lock helmet carry system gives you a place to secure your helmet when you’re off the bike. If you have mechanical troubles on the trail, a roll out tool pouch provides organized access for Rapid trailside repairs. And if you ride late, there’s a blinker light attachment point and reflective patches for nighttime visibility.

The supremely ventilated, featured and durable Stratos Series receives a makeover that is more than skin deep for Spring 2017. Now featuring adjustable torso lengthsfor improved fit and comfort with updated aesthetics, the Stratos 50 is the go-to choice for everything from big day hikes to overnight jaunts in the backcountry. When the weather turns, fear not – Stratos keeps your gear and pack protected with an integrated raincover. Smartly organized pocketing keeps all your equipment where you need it, when you need.

The osprey skarab 24 is a classic daypack-large enough to fit everything for a full day in the great outdoors but without any unnecessary bells and whistles. Frame sheet suspension spreads the load across the entire mesh back panel and a stretch harness and hip belt reduce the weight on your spine. Dual side compression straps provide stability during dynamic movement. A wide zippered front access panel means you never have to dig for anything buried at the bottom and the 2.5 liter fluid reservoir with a magnetic sternum bite valve attachment give you easy access to hydration. There are plenty of storage options including a scratch-free zippered stash pocket for electronics or sunglasses, a zippered front organizer pocket with a handy key clip, a front panel Shove-It pocket for an extra layer, and zippered hip belt pockets. Final exterior touches include an ice axes loop and trekking pole attachment system.

With Osprey®’s revolutionary [AG™] suspension, you probably won’t even know the Atmos is on your back! Adjustable torso harness allows 3 in/7.5 cm of adjustment. New pad design with spacer mesh and ventilated foam. Osprey Anti-Gravity™ [AG™] features a continuous panel of lightweight mesh extends from the top of the backpanel to the hipbelt. The seamless structure contours automatically to the body, providing outstanding fit and unrestricted movement when wearing the pack. Fit-On-The-Fly™ hipbelt design uses dual density foam for improved support and spacer mesh for breathability. Belt adjusts to be custom fitted with a 6 in total adjustment. Hydration compatible with tube exit ports on both sides of the pack. Removable sleeping pad straps. Floating top pocket with lid pocket. Sleeping bag compartment with removable divider. Ice tool loops and bungee tool tieoffs. Dual vertical zip front pockets allow for easy gear organization. Adjustable shoulder straps with sliding sternum strap for added load management. Hipbelt features zip pockets. Volume:SM: 2868 cu in/47 L.; MD: 3051 cu in/50L.; LG: 3234 cu in/53L. Weight:SM: 3 lbs 1 oz/1.39 kg.; MD: 3 lbs 2 oz/1.42 kg.; LG: 3 lbs 4 oz/1.48 kg. Measurements: Bottom Width: 12 in Depth: 6 1⁄2 in Height: 26 1⁄2 in Strap Length: 29 1⁄4 in Strap Drop: 14 in Handle Length: 6 1⁄2 in Handle Drop: 2 1⁄2 in Weight: 2 lbs 5.5 oz Product measurements were taken using size SM. Please note that measurements may vary by size.

The Atmos AG 50 is the best-fitting, most ventilated and comfortable pack ever made for traditional backpacking trips lasting a weekend or more. The innovative AntiGravity suspension makes it feel like you’re carrying less weight and seamlessly wraps around your body, which means you’ll enjoy every mile more than ever. From easy to use stretch mesh side pockets, Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment, and FlapJacket for lidless use, the Atmos AG 50 is still the top contender. Backed by our All Mighty Guarantee, forever.

Designed for fast and light alpine climbing, ice climbing and ski mountaineering, the Mutant Series is great for the vertical enthusiast looking for a streamlined, lighter weight pack. Compression straps are removable, as are helmet and rope carry options. The Mutant 38 features the FlapJacket closure for lidless use while the Mutant 28 utilizes a large bucket-style top access.

Osprey’s syncro 3 is a minimalist’s dream. It has just enough space to fit sustenance, a few layers, and your car keys. Even when you’re riding at speed in rough terrain, this featherweight pack carries well thanks to osprey’s airspeed suspension system. The mesh back panel is supported by a light wire frame for a cool, comfortable fit. The stretch shoulder harness mates with the padded mesh hip belt with built-in wings to stabilize the load. Front panel access to the main compartment gives you a complete view of all your gear and eliminates digging in the bottom of your pack. A small front organizer pocket and a front mesh Shove-It pocket give you storage options. An internal reservoir sleeve holds a 2.5 liter hydraulics reservoir with magnetic bite valve retention. This translates to easy refills and Constant sipping. Additional details include the lid lock carry system to hold your helmet when it’s not on your noggin and a blinker light attachment for nighttime visibility.