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Osprey Packs Escapist 25
We were expecting this to be a great bike pack, but we're blown away by its general useability too. It's comfortable, grips your back like a limpet and is beautifully made and well thought out too.

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Reviewed: 8 August 2011 by Jon
The Osprey Escapist 25 is a beefed-up, more bike-friendly take on the established Talon daypack range and while it's slanted squarely at mountain bikers, it's also ideal for anyone looking for a neatly compartmentalised and generally tougher take on the Talon. Technical Lowdown As ever with Osprey, there's loads going on with ...  Continue reading

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Tough fabric, proven construction, excellent vented and non-absorbent Airscape back system, loads of handy pockets, neat stretch mesh pockets, sits low enough to clear a helmet, accessible hydration system pocket and helmet stowage device and it has a rainproof cover too.
 
Heavier than lightweight equivalents, shoulder strap spacer mesh feels as if it may be rough on clothing fabrics, doesn't include hydration system.
  • Price: £70.00
  • Year: from 2011
  • Weight: 1040g
  • Website: www.ospreypacks.com

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