Osprey syncro 20

This pack has a lot of specific features for those riding on mountain and slick rock trails, including especially designed shoulder straps, a helmet c...

So that's it for my user experience of the Osprey Synchro 20 which delivers until now This is the first day of course, but I'm gonna keep you up to da...

It’s only for stabilisation because the straps are so thin. But they cut into you because of this. Just not a helpful addition to the pack.

I purchased this pack with the intent of getting away from Camelbak, and into the Osprey market of cycling hydration packs. I own 6 other Osprey packs - and each is exceptional in its own genre. So, with that said - it was a huge disappoint/let down for me, after putting in several rides with the Sy...

By row, left to right:. Osprey Transporter 120L roller, Xiaomi 20 inch metal luggage.

A few months ago, I wrote a review for attempting to use this pack for what it isn't and given the unique environment that we have experienced, I decided to give this pack another shot and well... it's holding up so far and I'm glad to have given it a second look. Good for short hikes or even a day ...

Osprey Syncro 5. I was torn between this and the raptor, however I don’t regret my decision at all. Best size while not being massive. Also benefit of having bag suspended off your back for more air flow is amazing.

I was initially excited to use it as kind of the everyday commute and hiking back as it seemed versatile. Unfortunately, as I loaded the bag with my usual items for the day for the bike commute, that's where this bag began to show its flaws. To give perspective, my usual day to day commuting items i...

Don't do rack/panniers: on the back there's a child seat, on my back there's an Osprey Syncro 20. Total weight of the bike (size 60, including heavy touring pedals, bike lock but \_excluding\_ child seat) is about 12-13 kg, but as it is a very nimble & stiff bike you don't feel the weight too much even when climbing (although not alpine climbs :) ). I didn't want to go electric for cost & because I enjoy the workout. In addition, electric bikes here in Belgium (except for the very expensive 'speed pedelecs', which go 45 km/h) are limited to 25 km/h assistance and way heavier than my bike.

I had a Syncro 15 that I purchased in 2013-2014 that I used as a running and cycling pack, as well as everyday-use pack. It was the first of its kind that I'd purchased so I don't have anything to compare it to, but god I loved that pack. It was the perfect size, had just enough room for both active...