🚲 Osprey Katari 7 Men's Bike Hydration Backpack: Ultimate Cycling Companion Review

Love this medium sized bag. Not too small. Not too big. Able to carry water (obviously) along with; 29er spare tube, tubeless repair tool, hand pump, 2 tire manipulators, multi-tool, cable ties and 2-3 snack bars. Separate zip pocket for car keys and cash in case you find a vending machine in the woods. Good quality bladder. The waist belt could be more comfortable, it can cut into them. The magnetic chest strap is comfortable and the back of the bag is breathable. High quality.

I bought this set to use at the last Spartan Trifecta Virtual Race Weekend. It had more than enough space for snacks, a first aid kit and a change of socks/an extra shirt. It was comfortable throughout the beast's 13.1km and I didn't even notice the extra weight on my back. I especially liked the magnet on the tube that didn't let it sway while running. The bladder didn't leak and I like the design that allows you to reach and clean it. It was a bit difficult to open at first, but after…

The backpack is ideal for mountain biking. The one star is deducted because the packaging looks used. The tags were torn off and reattached with random thread and there were stains/blemishes in a few places (see photo). Bought from Revain as a seller so I'm wondering if this was mixed up with another seller or if Revain mixes returns. In any case, I decided to let it go, I had a journey ahead of me and the dirt should soon overtake the stains on the fabric. As for the packaging itself: great…

Background: I usually pack what I expect from a day hike (layers, first aid kit, etc.) and I also hate wide, bulky bags with extra room that I want to fill. (My "big" bag for long day trips is an Osprey Raptor 14, which I love.) But for a short day hike or a walk in the park with the dog, I've constantly struggled to balance large bags for stuff I do can carry. Don't leave the house without bags that seem superfluous. This is the perfect sweet spot. What makes this little bag stand out is the…

I bought this set for the last Spartan Trifecta Virtual Race Weekend. It had more than enough space for snacks, a first aid kit and a change of socks/an extra shirt. It was comfortable throughout the beast's 13.1km and I didn't even notice the extra weight on my back. I especially liked the magnet on the tube that didn't let it sway while running. The bladder didn't leak and I like the design that allows you to reach and clean it. It was a bit difficult to open at first, but after carefully…

Backpack is ideal for mountain biking. The one star is deducted because the packaging looks used. The tags were torn off and reattached with random thread and there were stains/blemishes in a few places (see photo). Bought from Revain as a seller so I'm wondering if this was mixed up with another seller or if Revain mixes returns. In any case, I decided to let it go, I had a journey ahead of me and the dirt should soon overtake the stains on the fabric. As for the packaging itself: great! After

Background: I usually pack the things I expect from a day hike (layers, first aid kit, etc.) and I also hate big, bulky bags with extra room that I want to fill. (My "big" bag for long day trips is an Osprey Raptor 14, which I love.) But for a short day hike or a walk in the park with the dog, I've constantly struggled to balance large bags for stuff I do can carry. Don't leave the house without bags that seem superfluous. This is the perfect sweet spot. What makes this little bag stand out is…