Osprey Talon 44 Pack Item No. 10115401
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DECENT FEATURES of the Osprey Talon 44 Pack
- Patterned Talon reflective graphic
- Superlight YKK buckles
- InsideOut lower side compression
- Diecut vented EVA
- Softer elastic binding - hip and harness
- Lightweight zipper pulls
- PU printed Osprey logo
- Lightweight webbing
- Front and side stretch woven pockets
- Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment
- Blinker light attachment
- Top loader
- Expandable collar with dual drawcords
- Removable zippered top pocket
- Under-lid zippered mesh map pocket
- Peripheral aluminum frame with aluminum head cup
- Adjustable harness
- Under-lid compression strap
- Dual ice axe loops with bungee tool tie-offs
- Upper side compression straps
- Lower InsideOut compression straps
- Sewn-in sleeping pad straps
- Zippered sleeping bag compartment
- Zippered stretch mesh hipbelt pockets
- Torso adjustable sizes
- Slotted adjustable sternum strap
- Stretch woven energy gel pockets
- Creates a lightweight, yet supportive and ventilated backpanel
- Mesh covered, slotted foam hip belt
- Zippered stretch mesh hipbelt pockets
- Ergo Pull hipbelt closure
The SPECS
- 70D x 100D nylon shadow check
- 160D x 330D nylon shadow box
- Stretch woven nylon with lycra
- Capacity: 2563 cubic inches / 42 liters
- Weight: 2 lbs 3 oz / 1.09 kg
- Capacity: 2685 cubic inches / 42 liters
- Weight: 2 lbs 7 oz / 1.11 kg
- Dimension: 29" x 13" x 11" / 71 x 34 x 29 cm
- Load Range: 25 - 40 lbs / 11.3 - 18.1 kg
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Review Count:13 Avg Rating:4.5 Osprey BackpacksCusty Reviews
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"Overall Great Backpack!" 05/16/12
The pack is pretty roomy and very confortable. Even fully loaded, the shoulder and waist straps distribute the weight pretty well. The shoulder straps are thinner than typical shoulder straps for backpacking packs, yet are just as confortable and functional as any other. The sternum strap also has an integrated whistle in the buckle, nice little addition. It has a lot of straps all around, including ones at the bottom for sleeping bag/pad. Other great features are the little zippered pockets on both sides of the waist belt and the harness-like gear loop on the left side of the pack.The only thing I would like to have are medium sized zippered compartments on the sides of the pack
"Overall Great Backpack!" 05/16/12
The pack is pretty roomy and very confortable. Even fully loaded, the shoulder and waist straps distribute the weight pretty well. The shoulder straps are thinner than typical shoulder straps for backpacking packs, yet are just as confortable and functional as any other. The sternum strap also has an integrated whistle in the buckle, nice little addition. It has a lot of straps all around, including ones at the bottom for sleeping bag/pad. Other great features are the little zippered pockets on both sides of the waist belt and the harness-like gear loop on the left side of the pack.The only thing I would like to have are medium sized zippered compartments on the sides of the pack
"Extremely comfortable- good weekend pack" 04/26/12
This pack is EXTREMELY comfortable. If you have your gear down, this would be the perfect lightweight weekend pack. It is overkill for a daypack- thought I do use it for mountaineering sometimes.
"I love this backpack!" 04/17/12
I bought this backpack when I got tired of lugging my huge, heavy Gregory backpack around. I was surprised to find that I could fit enough stuff into for multi-day backpacking adventures, and found that it provides enough support even when full to the brim. And for a pretty minimalist pack, it has really nice touches like pockets on the straps accessible from the front that are perfect for cameras and granola bars. I have also taken on a couple trips through Central America, and was delighted to discover that is also rugged enough to withstand baggage checks and rough handling. Very versatile, and pretty, too!
"Great Pack for Short Overnights" 02/05/12
I've taken this pack all over the country, from Michigan to Joshua Tree, and it hasn't let me down yet. It's lightweight and it has enough room for the essentials. The ballistic nylon holds up well, even in desert conditions.
"Wanted to like it, but..." 11/03/11
I wanted to like this pack, since it's a pound lighter than my Osprey Kestrel. The Talon saves weight by sacrificing suspension - at 22 pounds, total, the suspension on the Talon 44 was not comfortable for me. (IOne factor may be that at 61, my upper body strength isn't what it was at 30.) I liked the design of the pack: single large main compartment, roomy lid, nice side, back and hipbelt pockets, nice bladder compartment. I didn't like the straight (not recurved) shoulder straps, and the padding on the hipbelt and shoulder straps isn't stiff enough. For true ultralighters, this pack might work extremely well, but for my light-but-not-UL style, it's not a good choice..
"Great pack" 09/20/11
Really nice pack, like just about every other Osprey product. I used it on a two night and one night backpacking trip in the Grand Canyon area.It's super light, super comfy and Osprey is years ahead of other backpacking brands in terms of material quality and shoulder/waist straps.I love this pack so much I've also got the Talon 22. The only thing I would change is the color, I got the blue. Should have got granite!!!!
"Awesome pack, gets it all done!" 09/06/11
I recently upgraded packs to the Osprey Talon and have been very pleased with it. There is plenty of space, it fits comfortably to my shoulders/back, and it has all the handy trinkets that one would hope for in a backpack - namely several zippered pockets, a solid feel and design, and plenty of gear loops / buckles for external gear. All in all it is a great pack for the price!
"Great lightweight pack with plenty of features." 08/02/11
I bought this pack to have something a little better suited for cragging and ice-climbing in the winter. The loops and retaining elastic bands hold ice tools securely, and there is plenty of room inside for a rope and all your protection. Another cool feature is the stow-and-go loops for your trekking poles, which hold your poles out of the way without having to take off your pack to stash them. The ventilation is nice, and the suspension is comfortable. The only thing I don't really like about the pack is that the buckles seem a little small (read delicate). Of course a buckle is easy to replace, and if you really destroy something on this pack, there is the Osprey Almighty Guarantee.
"Awesome Pack" 07/04/11
The best part of this pack is the suspension. It's incredibly comfortable and customizes to fit. The pack itself is light, and has great features. I bought this for my son's birthday to use as a hiking and crag pack for climbing and he loves it!
"Great Pack" 05/24/11
Good pack for a 3 to 4 day trip but if you pack smart you can definitely use it for longer. The pack could use a few more pockets and areas to strap things on but all around the pack is very durable and seems to fit pretty well. I'm around 6 foot 180 lbs and i ordered a Large and it seemed to fit perfect.
"Great pack but needs more padding in the low back area." 03/16/11
First of all, this pack is super light comparing to majority of other packs (which is of course a great thing). The straps are very well made and comfy and there is a cute bonus of the sternum strap... a whistle ! I thought that was a nice touch. The pack is very well made, sturdy, nice to look at and very spacious. The two pockets on the belt strap are nice touch, convenient for cell, keys or snack. The only thing that sucks about this pack is the padding in the low back area. It's just not enough! If you load your pack close to 30 lb your low back will hurt after few hours. If you stay in 20 lb range, you will be fine.
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