Osprey Tempest Pro 18 Pack - Women's vs Tortuga Outbreaker 45L

The harnesses are cut wider through the collarbone area and have an ergonomic taper in the chest area. In addition, the hip belts feature a women's sp...

Bag was comfortable and secure, travelled well around the city and doesn’t seem as big as it is. Highly recommend for travelers who want a lot of room but don’t want to check a bag. If you don’t have inserts of your own you might want to buy them to help maintain shape structure but overall highly recommended.

I never write negative reviews and have never had a bad Osprey pack, but this one finds me going back to my 34 liter and just taking less with me. At least I can get to the pockets and will fit my phone. I give it a 2 rating from my standpoint and for my needs. Others may feel differently but for the price, ultralight will not work for me

Pluses: holds a lot, carries a 17" laptop, 3 locking compartments, load levelling straps really work well, sternum strap is movable! Minuses: hip pad, shoulder pads could be better (very good but not great), mesh back would vent off sweat

You actually do have kind of a slash pocket great place for a pair of sunglasses on the front. You can throw a wet rain jacket into the stretchy pocke...

I hopped on and off buses, the subway, and walked around. I’m 62 years old and the Tortuga bag is a game changer.

You've then got adjustability in the shoulder straps to help cinch that pack in snugger to your back. The chest strap has features a little whistle on...

Though the Osprey had a better harness/waist strap system, but for the size of bag, the Tortuga's removable waist straps works just fine. Most times I don't even use the waist straps unless I know I will be walking for over 20+ minutes. Plus, the Osprey is unable to stand upright on its own (due to not having a flat bottom) and the Tortuga can. Thus, making it easy to put the bag down on the floor when not carrying it