Review on 🚲 Osprey Seral 7 Lumbar Bike Hydration Pack - Claret Red, Size One by Justin Pavelko

I don't think I've ever been this disappointed with anything I've ever bought and certainly nothing I've ever bought. taken for cycling. Do not order this package from Osprey. First, it's a security risk. You are literally risking your life trying to wear this while riding a bike. I can't believe it's even legal to sell this pack. The magnet holding the drinking tube to the packaging comes loose with so much misjudgment, causing the tube to squirm wildly and quickly slide into the spokes of my bike. I don't even know how I managed to keep the bike upright with me on it, stop it and dodge the road. I'm very lucky that I didn't get killed today. I've tried repeatedly to securely attach the magnet but all efforts have been unsuccessful, except that I've put the whistle through a small extra loop to hold it in place, preventing you from picking up the whistle and getting out of it drink Of course, the purpose of the package wins "moisture". (And good luck trying to elevate it to your mouth and then finding a magnet to reattach it on the go.) While Osprey might have mountain bikers in mind when he designed this horrible backpack, the backpack can't even do it on smooth surfaces , paved paths. The worst thing I went through using it was a leaf on the way. I'm genuinely stunned that this package met all the standards and made it to market, and just as stunned that Osprey didn't withdraw it. Even without this security threat, Seral 7 is terrible. First of all, it is clearly not intended for slim and fit people. Even after getting off the bike countless times to adjust all sorts of straps, the backpack still sank onto my cock, pinching my cycling shorts, and the whole time I felt like someone was grabbing my underwear from behind. . You must be a strong or heavy person for the backpack to sit where it belongs. As an added bonus, Osprey somehow created a backpack in the second decade of the 21st century that is NOT designed to provide quick access to a cell phone. The side pockets aren't big enough for an iPhone (or more) even with my rubber case off. My only choice was to put it in the big pockets in the back, so forget about getting to it in time to take a nice photo, get off the path and take an important business call, or have a chance to get there when I fell and had to call for help. If you're looking for a pathetic ride that will put your life on the line, this bag is for you. If not, avoid it at all costs. The only good thing about it? Continue Free Returns!