Osprey Exos vs ULA Circuit

The size of the pack required is dependent on each individual's torso length. I'll leave a link in the description below to Osprey's guide and how to ...

It's almost what i would say custom without being fully custom, although they have that option too to go fully custom. So what you're going to be sele...

This has been my go-to pack for a while and I really like it. I really like the airspeed suspension system in a lightweight. The Osprey Exos 58 sells ...

I haven’t had a chance to use it on any adventures yet but I’ve packed my 20* sleeping bag, tent, and a few articles of clothing in it! Feels great around the shoulders and has excellent storage capabilities! If you can’t fit what you need in this bad boy, you belong in a hotel not the woods! I was a bit skeptical on the price until it dropped to $200 and I was all for it not to mention the Almighty Guarantee is without a doubt the best feature. Definitely worth buying!

Tyler? A lot of functionalities. It's comfortable. It's like ahead of its time in my opinion. back in 2015 when they came out with it or whatever it w...

Looks like a good setup! Another upvote for the ULA Circuit here - such a comfortable carry.

I ended up sticking my foam sit pad on my back to help with the pain but it only slightly helped. I decided to suck it up and just finish the AT with this pack. Once I finished and got home I contacted osprey and they just gave me a new pack because mine was so jacked up. I did see like 4 other people with the same pack who had the same issue as me so I’m not the only one who has had this issue

Did a 4 days 40 miles loop in the Cascades. First day was bearable, but by the second I had shoulder and neck pain and my skin around both sides of my hips almost started bleeding (see photo). I'm not a novice to backpacking, nor am I a thin guy; the load really wasn't that heavy but, the suspension system on this backpack prioritizes ventilation over ergonomics and long-distance hauling ability. There are many great things about it so I might keep it for short, summer time overnight trips - as the ventilation system does work quite well - but would never depend on it for 4-5 days trips

They're not as heavy duty as you'd find in let's say the Zenith 88 or and on my Theorem pack, but on the other hand, they are really, really comfortab...

They go above and beyond to make sure customers get an excellent fit.Both the hip belt, back panel, and shoulder straps are covered in padded spacer mesh which is cushy without being too soft. The holes in the spacer mesh have a tendency to collect debris however if you wander off-trail.The Circuit’s shoulder straps are available in two styles, J-shaped or S-shaped, to accommodate people with breast or barrel chests