Explore Osprey Xenith, 2014 Osprey, and more! $ $55.00MoreGregory Baltoro 85 PackMore Become a member & get 5% off Free shipping and easy returns FeaturesDimensions (are shown as length (height) x width x depth) Volume: Weight: / Backpacks & Travel Bags / Men's Hiking Packs From the very moment you unpack it you're impressed with the quality. when you put it on your satisfied with the comfort. highly recommend it and the price and shipping is unmatched. My favourite thing about this pack is how well it compresses when not fully loaded. Although it is extremely capable of long trips, I also use it for overnight trips where less volume is required. The straps do a really good job at reducing the volume and shrinking the pack. I was looking into the Gregory packs (which are also great packs) and after comparing with the Osprey Xenith 88, I decided to go with the latter. Lots of organization and feels light for what it can carry. It can be cinched up compact if you are not carrying a heavy load.

The outside H20 pocket is worth getting this pack for. I just bought it 3 weeks ago and I can tell that it will hold up to its’ standards. I received the Osprey raincover as a gift and it will come very handy in rainy weather. I will be purchasing the Osprey Airporter LZ to protect my Xenith 88 while travelling by air. I currently have an Osprey Kestrel 38 Litre pack but I required a larger back pack for multiple day trips. where to buy backpack amalurI love the Osprey line of Backpacks. tumi backpack t2They are built for comfort and have loads of features. backpack regeneratorSo I upgraded to a Osprey Zenith 88 and it is simply one stellar bag. forvert louis laptop backpack 40 l

It has all the features of my Kestrel 38 liter pack plus many more. (1) Extra space for those long trips. (2) 2 Front pockets that are perfect for things that you require quickly without going into the main part of the pack. (3) The top of the pack comes off to form a fanny pack. (4) Meshed side pockets that the angled for water bottleseberlestock battleship backpack reviews (5) adjusts very easily to different body sizes.ecocity classic vintage college school laptop backpack backpack Osprey is my favorite backpack. wore this pack with 60 lbs in it for 5 days, worked great the whole time lots of access and organization would recommend to people who need lots of room in a pack .Below you will find the gear lists for my 2013 and 2014 elk hunts.

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Advice on my gear? for Elbrus, Aconcagua, Denali Posts: 7Joined: Tue Jan 05, 2016 9:08 am Thanked: 0 time in 0 post Re: Advice on my gear? Posts: 128Joined: Wed Nov 23, 2005 9:49 pmLocation: Toronto, Canada Thanked: 67 times in 43 posts oh i see, well i was hoping i could use the same gear on both mountains. oh i see, well i was hoping i could use the same gear on both mountains.Most of the stuff yes, but on Elbrus you can leave most of your gear at the barrel huts and only continue with very light pack. Don't think this is the case on Denali (haven't been there). What I generaly see missing: Ski Goggles and a backup pair of glacier glasses. What I also noticed are your shoes....only a pair of hiking boots? No warm mountain boots? Posts: 35Joined: Sun Jul 13, 2014 12:01 pmLocation: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Thanked: 5 times in 5 postsNo warm mountain boots?I think we are going to use tents and therefore we cant really leave our stuff unattended.

I have a pair of goggles, just forgot to write them down. Also im not sure i need a backup pair for Elbrus. Ye i know about the shoes but when i was up at blanc it was very cold but ive used some thick socks and i didnt freeze and what ive read is that Elbrus is similar to Blanc.Ye i know about the shoes but when i was up at blanc it was very cold but ive used some thick socks and i didnt freeze and what ive read is that Elbrus is similar to Blanc.trust me..you want to have a backup pair of glasses. On the boots: on a bright sunny day with perfect conditions...sure you can make it. A buddy of mine did it with leather boots too, he never stopped moving and only had numb toes on the way down. But if it gets windy or even worse....good luck. You wouldn't be the first who comes down with frost bitten toes from Elbrus bc he underestimated the mountain. Oh and the question was also Denali I think, right? Good luck with those boots on Denali!Good luck with those boots on Denali!I bought a pair of Scarpa Vega.