🎒 Osprey Talon 6 Men's Lumbar Hiking Pack Review: A Cosmic Red Adventure Essential Review

I love this item! Crazy about the idea that I will carry a fanny pack! But it has more space than I need and is very comfortable. And of course it's nice to let my back breathe because I'm not carrying a full backpack. What I really like are the small side pockets with zippers. They are big enough for my iPhone Plus and you can easily reach them to easily take multiple shots.

Well, I hated daypacks for short to medium hikes and trail runs and often preferred to just take a water bottle with me when hiking than to carry a backpack and sweat. I also don't like the added warmth of a backpack on many occasions. This thing is perfect. I felt it would be too heavy with two water bottles (I bought the recommended ones) but it's not. It's firm, comfortable, and while your back still sweats a little if you hit it really hard, it drastically reduces it. Its high quality (as…

This hip pack from Osprey is the most sophisticated hip pack out there. In fact, it may not be true, but at least he will qualify for the award. Look, it has an Osprey Airscape back panel that offers excellent back ventilation. It has a nice padded waist belt with large zipped pockets on both sides. It has a large main compartment with external compression straps that reduce the pack's overhang and help you balance. It has two drawstring bottle pockets. Great hip bag for bikers and runners. If…

I use this bum bag from Osprey when cycling. I have other Osprey packs so I know their quality. The two main compartments hold everything I carried in my backpack plus two water bottles: spare inner tube, goggles, gloves and more. Each of the zippered side pockets fits a 3 1/2" x 7" phone. The fit at the waist is adjustable, and even with gear and two full water bottles on board, the pack won't bounce while riding. Water bottles can be pulled out to drink and easily swapped out while driving…