Osprey Packs Syncro 15

Nicely made, comfortable, stable, reasonably light and surprisingly capable with slightly heavier loads too, the Syncro 15 makes a good all-round daypack for walking or biking

Reviewed: 7 June 2012 by Jon

Osprey's new for 2012 Syncro 15 is a sort of mongrel combination of various other Osprey pack models. It has some similarities with the hydration-specific Talon, Verve and Viper packs, but uses the ventilated Airspeed suspension system from the Stratos and Atmos day pack. Because of that, we reckon the Syncro ... Continue reading

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	Reasonably light, comfortable and stable, non-absorbent back system, deceptively capacious, handy stash and grab pockets and an excellent helmet holder. Handy integrated rain cover with light tab.

	Lacks a compression system, reservoir accessed through main pack compartment,

Price: £65.00
Year: from 2012
Weight: 730g
Website: www.opsreypacks.com

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