Osprey Syncro 12 Men's Bike Hydration Backpack Review & Reservoir Features Review

Twice the capacity of my previous backpack but the same weight. The mesh keeps the back very cool. Plenty of pockets and gear organization features. Get these 12 liter and 20 liter and 34 liter models, love them all.

I just recently switched from Camelbak to Osprey after reading online reviews. So far I'm impressed with the Osprey's design for easy camera loading and ample storage for tools and gear. Time will tell about the durability.

This is a great backpack for storing small items and a full 2.5 liter hydration pack. It can't hold a lot of stuff, but I can store some trail mix in my bag, as well as a phone and a small tool box for my bike. I bought this bag mainly to use the hydration pack which is awesome and great for my bike rides.

I have several Osprey hiking packs - and this one matches the quality and functionality I expected and the price. First time using the mesh/off back system for mountain biking and I love it. I love this bag so much it has become my go-to water solution for hiking when I don't need my 22L daypack. If this fits your price and size range, go for it.

As a guy who sweats a lot while hiking or biking, I've been looking for a bag that will hold everything (including lots of water) and is really well ventilated, and I finally found it with this one Bag! I was nervous about having enough space for everything in 12L as I have used 20L+ bags but after 30+ walks I will say I have a very packed bag but I had no problem packing everything in one take a trip or a walk with you. hike. I've also seen other comments about water bag issues, but I'd like…

6 years MtBing 🚵‍♂️ And this is my second Osprey and honestly I was compared to my Osprey Raptor which I liked (plus I had camelbacks and military grade camel.backs ). Pros: rain cover, tool pocket, comfortable fit, and durable straps. The back has a square feel and has additional straps for a custom fit, ideal for long hot rides. here at the FloridaCons: a faint reed, a faint magnet holding a mouthpiece that is difficult to put back on while driving, cools the water nicely after a two-hour…

It used to be that you get what you pay for but these days there are so many fancy brands selling junk at a bargain price. Yes, this Osprey pack comes with a premium price tag, but it deserves it. I'm a 25+ mountain biker and have tried many hydration packs and this one fits me better than any. It has a rigid frame, which alarmed me at first. After wearing it, I found that it didn't stand out at all. The strap on the back is to keep the frame away from your body and keep the backpack a little…