Backpacks for MTB

[Luto]

Hi RandallS. It was too small fit or volume capacity? If you want lower volume but large fit, Ski "side country" packs are a great choice.

 

[RandallS]

Hi RandallS. It was too small fit or volume capacity? If you want lower volume but large fit, Ski "side country" packs are a great choice.

Both.

 

[RandallS]

Just saw this one from Thule.
It has a dedicated area for your extra battery, but to be honest, I am not sure it would hold the newer "integrated in the downtube" batteries a lot of us have.

Note the link is the Canadian site.

 

[RandallS]

Finally pulled the trigger on an Osprey Raptor 14. It only took me 6 months to decide, but was not a priority.

Was going to get it's maiden voyage yesterday but we got "Smoked Out" and will reschedule.
Goat Creek Trail from Canmore to Banff - looking forward to it.

Will be riding with @Prairie Dog his BIL and one of his other riding buddies from Red Deer (and perhaps +1).

 

[RandallS]

I have used the pack quite a bit and am very pleased with it overall. Only real downside is there are so many places to put things, it's hard to find the stuff you want from time to time.

For Canadian riders who are looking for similar products, MEC has the Gregory Endo15 for 21% off for the next few days c/w free shipping.
We don't see the higher end stuff like Osprey or Gregory on sale very often around here.

 

[Prairie Dog]

MEC is offering up to 20% Black Friday discounts on all of its Osprey packs.

Osprey all products deals | MEC

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