Hydration

The Exos features an internal sewn-in backpanel sleeve with clip attachment to accommodate up to three liters of hydration. At the top of both sides of the pack you will find H20 icons marking the routing points for your hydration tube.

InsideOut™ Compression~Step 1

Dual side mesh pockets with InsideOut™ compression allow you to tension and secure your load easily when the pockets are in use. Locate the small duckbill buckle just above the mesh side pocket and use your forefinger to pull up as you pull the webbing down.

InsideOut™ Compression~Step 2

Thread this webbing through the sewn in eyelet beside the side pocket on the front panel of the pack to free completely. You can now route the webbing for inner or outer compression by threading through the eyelet as it is positioned inside or outside of the side pocket.

Over Skirt Compression Strap

An integral adjustable over skirt compression strap extends from the front stretch woven pocket for carrying bulky gear.

Stow-on-the-Go™ Trekking Pole Attachment~Step 1

Pull bungee cord at left bottom edge of pack and insert polesPull bungee cord at left bottom edge of pack and insert poles.

Stow-on-the-Go™ Trekking Pole Attachment~Step 2

Pull left harness bungee over pole handles and tighten.

Stow-on-the-Go™ Trekking Pole Attachment~Step 3

Poles are tucked away leaving both hands free for climbing.

Top Pocket Removal~Step 1

To remove the top pocket, release each compression strap and flip back the top pocket.  Locate the slider buckle by the grab handle near the top of the pack’s backpanel and thread the webbing that connects the top pocket through the buckle.

Top Pocket Removal~Step 2

On each corner of the top pocket find the connecting 7MM nylon webbing. Place your forefinger under the webbing pulling up while using your thumb to provide downward pressure on the small duckbill buckle
directly below. Pull webbing through the sewn-in router loop and buckle to release.

Vertical Zippered Front Pockets

The Exos 58 featuers two vertical zippered front pockets for easy access storage, while the Exos 46 features a single vertical zippered front pocket.

“In 2009 we celebrated 35 years of Independent Innovation. Anchored by the design genius of company founder and head designer Mike Pfotenhauer, Osprey has long set the standard for comfortably and efficiently carrying your gear. Since 1974, every single pack design bearing the name Osprey has passed through his hands. That’s a legacy that makes all of us at Osprey very proud.

And while Mike has always been the cornerstone of all that is Osprey, he’s inclined to divert the honors to the people who have been part of Osprey over the years. From his business partners in the early days of selling wholesale, to his wife Diane, to the Navajo sewers that helped make the words ‘Osprey’ and ‘Quality’ synonymous, to the talented group at our offices in Ho Chi Minh City, to our superb Sales Representatives and International Distributors and of course, our team at Osprey Headquarters in Cortez – these are the people that Mike says make Osprey what we are today. In turn, each of us inevitably point back to that Pfotenhauer design genius as the unbreakable thread that makes Osprey a company like no other in the outdoor industry.”