Osprey Talon 36 Pack - Men's

These design features effectively carry loads. In spite of their lightweight construction, they also allow for dynamic body movement that avoids some ...

well ventilated, easy to load, easy to access things, very balanced, and it's if you can see it's narrower, heel narrow that is, so it just really fit...

so if that's a deal breaker and you're planning on using it for some quick overnighters or some fast packing, then this might not be the pack for you ...

Zipper on outside pocket zipped closed with wallet and phone inside on 1st use. Could Not unzip even with plyers. Had to cut pocket open. Will try another Osprey however.

I've had the opportunity to test out a variety of Osprey packs. This is the smallest internal frame pack I've used, along with the Talon 44 and two Aethers, the 65 and the 85 Plus. The two lines are intended for different use cases, and are optimized for each. The Talon series shares a lot of common...

The media could not be loaded. Osprey is the acknowledged leader in backpack design and manufacture. There are other good backpack makers, some old, some new. Deuter and Gregory make some great packs. Granite Gear has packs in unique sizes and configurations. REI makes good packs as do Kelty, North ...

Until recently, I considered myself a Thule Girl. I swore by Thule for outdoor/adventure products. While my opinion of Thule hasn't changed, I now love Osprey too! I now have about ten different different Osprey bags/backpacks, and I have been pleasantly surprised by the design, construction, and qu...

I got this as an upgrade from my Talon 33. I have only hiked about 20 miles with it but I already like it allot. The new zippered top design makes accessing items in the pack allot easier than the top flap on the Talon 33. It rides comfortably on the back with both a heavy and light load. Unlike som...

The fit is great. Lines up on my back nicely. The hip pockets on the waist belt are in a spot I can reach easily enough without taking the pack off. Plenty of adjustment in the straps to get the pack sitting where I want it. There is a good amount of space and it's lightweight. The breathability is ...

Comfortable pack without a lot of wasted space or things wasted on weight. 36L is about the right size for a small overnight pack, or for a daypack -- especially if you are bringing lunch or carrying stuff for kids/animals/etc. Comfortable and easy to adjust to fit.