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Product Description Item No. 10238533

The Osprey Exos 58 Pack is a superlight backpack for speedy hikers that like to keep it simple and pack only what they need. The 58 liter is the largest of the Exos series, so you can pack up and hit the trail, whether you're just going for a week or thru-hiking the AT. Available in three sizes for a proper fit to the sewn-in ExoForm™ harness and hipbelt, they are foam wrapped in a layered mesh for breathable, cushioned comfort. The harness has two drop-in mesh pockets while the hipbelt has two zippered pockets for quick access to energy gels or granola bars, a camera, or your compass. The removable items include the top pocket, sleeping pad straps and side compression straps so you can easily convert the pack depending on your needs.

FEATURES of the Osprey Exos 58 Pack

Internal hydration sleeve
Stretch mesh external pockets
AirSpeed SL Suspension
ExoForm harness
ExoForm hipbelt
Ice tool loop
Integrated FlapJacket Closure System
Removable sleeping straps
Removable top pocket
Tie-off points

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Features:	Hip Belt, Hip Belt Pockets, Hydration Compatible, Removable Hip Belt, Ultralight, Compression Straps, Detachable Lid, Ice Axe / Trekking Pole Loops
Weight:	42 oz
Dimensions:	30 x 14 x 14 in.
Fabric Details:	100D High tenacity Nylon
Dimensions (Small):	28 x 14 x 14 in.
Dimensions (Medium):	30 x 14 x 14 in.
Dimensions (Large):	32 x 14 x 14 in.
Pack Capacity (Small):	55 Liters / 3356 Cubic inches
Pack Capacity (Medium):	58 Liters / 3539 Cubic inches
Pack Capacity (Large):	61 Liters / 3722 Cubic inches
Weight Capacity:	30 lbs
Suspension / Stays:	Aluminum
Weight (Small):	2 lbs 8 oz
Ultralight:	Yes
Weight (Medium):	2 lbs 10 oz
Weight (Large):	2 lbs 12 oz
Product Technology:	Osprey Airspeed, Osprey Peripheral Frame
Disclaimer:	We only ship this brand to US Addresses.
Gender:	Mens
Best Use:	Mountain Biking, Hiking, Backpacking, Ultralight Backpacking
Pack Capacity:	58 Liters / 3539 Cubic inches
Frame Type:	Internal
Hydration Capacity:	Above 100 oz
Pack Access:	Top

Osprey Airspeed
Using peripheral suspension design this lightweight, three dimensional suspension eliminates foam and backpanel materials and replaces it with lightweight suspended mesh. Three dimensionally shaped to allow maximum airflow and optimal tension and load carry sets Osprey apart from other tensioned mesh backpacks.

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Osprey Peripheral Frame
Peripheral frame was a departure from the norm many years ago and it’s still the foundation of our gear hauling packs. A wire frame runs along the outside of the backpanel directly connecting the upper load lifters and the central core of the pack to the hipbelt to transition and spread the load. Allowing natural torsional movement, effective adjustable torsos, and different load range and backpanel builds makes this suspension design truly innovative.

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Rated 5 out of 5 by Keithb from Great Ultralight backpack! I purchased this backpack a month ago and have been very happy with it. It seems very durable, made with quality materials, and plenty of room for all of the necessary ultralight backpacking equipment. Also comfortable for many size body's.

Date published: 2018-03-15

Rated 5 out of 5 by Uncle from Osprey Right Weight Lite weight, comfortable & sturdy. Three day supply of food and two liters of water and I still have lots of room. I put my hiking clothes in the brain to keep them with my pack but after dressing for the trail I leave the brain behind.

Date published: 2018-02-17

Rated 5 out of 5 by MikeADK from Can't believe how light it is Haven't logged any miles with it yet, but picking it up it always weighs way less than i expected. going to be nice to carry half the weight as my usual pack this size. seems well constructed, durability shouldn't be an issue (besides it's an osprey).

Date published: 2018-01-05

Rated 5 out of 5 by Pbol from Lightweight pack I just finished a PCT thru-hike with one of the heaviest packs I encountered on trail. Some o my friends had the exos 58 for their whole thru hike and I'm so happy I have it now for future trips.

Date published: 2017-12-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by RockinRuss from Quality over quantity I have had a few ultra light backpacks and they have all worn out with the with the abuse that comes along with the long days and rough miles. I have heard of the reputation of of osprey packs and thought I should invest and see if they are true. In short this pack lives up to all the hype. It is well made and the attention to detail along with all the little extras that you will not get with other light weight backpacks was noticed right away. The vented back will be a game changer for me and now look forward to the hot days of summer. In short this will be the last pack I ever buy.

Date published: 2017-12-19

Rated 4 out of 5 by hansenjeni from It is as light as you would hope! I went on two test hikes this weekend with the pack one 7 miles and the other 3 miles. I stuffed it with everything I planned on needing for a month long backpacking trip. It went well and it was lighter then I thought it would be when I purchased it. I have and Osprey 65 L that I love but it's heavy and I wasn't sure about bringing it on a long distance hike. I am going to do another test hike again soon because the only concern was the straps caused some pain on my shoulders towards the end of the 7 mile hike. I think I just need to make some adjustments but I want to make sure. I am 5'3" and 130 lbs. and I got a size small.

Date published: 2017-12-11

Rated 5 out of 5 by Hero from Six days In the desert Southwest we typically go on six day trips, mostly grand canyon stuff. However, our latest was the the Paria River canyon - 38 miles. The water is tough to filter so on two of the nights we had dry camps where we carried extra water. That, with the extra pair of water shoes, brought the pack load up to about 44 pounds. At the finish I was below 30. I would say a good comfortable max weight for this pack is around 34. I have used the pack on about 8 trips now. This is a stunningly good pack. My old pack weighed 5.5 and this one (Large, I am 6'3') is at 2.5 lbs. The mesh back really works and I find it easy to load and carry. I would not trade it, I would not attempt to go lighter, it is perfect.

Date published: 2017-10-18

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jlantos1 from Most comfortable pack for long distance hikes This pack was recommended to me by a friend who hiked the Pacific Crest Trail and I couldn't be happier with it! For such a lightweight pack, it is very durable. It is also incredibly comfortable and sits off your back a bit which provides nice circulation. Not many lightweight options are also durable, which is why I had to go with this pack!

Date published: 2017-10-17

Osprey Exos 58 Pack Reviews - page 2

Will the Exos 58 fit a waist size of 46 in.?

Asked by: Memphis Bill

Hiya Memphis Bill, thanks for your question! It's more important to fit your torso correctly so you could need a medium size pack (you didn't provide your torso size so this hypothetical) and an XL hip belt. The hip belt on this pack is sewn in and cannot be swapped out. The hip belt on size medium will buckle up to a 50 inch waist but the padding will probably not hit the right spot on your body to provide optimum comfort and support. The manufacturer can possibly make an extension for the hip belt. You would need to request that directly from Osprey. Have you considered a different pack? The Osprey Aether 70 Pack has an interchangeable hip belt. Check it out here: http://www.moosejaw.com/moosejaw/shop/product_Osprey-Aether-70-Pack_10210077_10208_10000001_-1_ Hope this helps!

Answered by: Alice in Wanderland

Date published: 2017-03-21

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Men's Packs
PACK SIZE	One Size	X-Small	Small	Medium	Large	X-Large	S / M	M / L
Xenith	-	-	-	18 - 21	20 - 23	22 - 25	-	-
Aether (*excludes 60L)	-	-	16 - 19	18 - 21	20 - 23	22 - 25	-	-
Volt	17 - 22	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Atmos AG	-	-	16 - 19	18 - 21	20 - 23	-	-	-
Stratos, Manta AG (36L, 28L), Skarab (32L, 24L)	-	-	-	-	-	-	16 - 19	18 - 21
Kestrel, Talon, Kamber	-	-	-	-	-	-	16 - 20	19 - 23
Volt	-	-	-	-	-	-	16 - 19	18 - 21
Manta AG (20L), Skarab (18L), Raptor, Viper	17 - 21	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Waypoint	17 - 22	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Unisex Packs
PACK SIZE	One Size	X-Small	Small	Medium	Large	S / M	M / L
Exos, Variant	-	-	16 - 19	18 - 21	20 - 23	-	-
Escapist (*excludes 18L)	-	-	-	-	-	16 - 20	19 - 23
Daylite	15 - 22	-	-	-	-	-	-
Mutant, Radial, Farpoint	-	-	-	-	-	15 - 19	18 - 22
Kamber Abs	-	-	-	-	-	16 - 19	18 - 22
Rev	Available in S / M and M / L. Select the size that matches your typical apparel size.
Zealot	15 - 21	-	-	-	-	-	-
Syncro	-	-	-	-	-	16 - 19	18 - 21

Women's Packs
PACK SIZE	One Size	X-Small	Small	Medium	Large	XS / S	S / M
Xena, Aura AG	-	14 - 17	16 - 19	18 - 21	-	-	-
Ariel (*excludes 75 / 55L)	-	14 - 17	16 - 18	18 - 21	20 - 22*	-	-
Viva, Wayfarer	14 - 19	-	-	-	-	-	-
Sirrus	-	-	-	-	-	15 - 18	16 - 20
Kyte, Tempest, Kresta	-	-	-	-	-	13 - 17	16 - 20
Mira AG (34L, 26L), Skimmer (30L, 22L)	-	15 - 18	17 - 20	-	-	-	-
Mira AG (18L)	15 - 18	-	-	-	-	-	-
Skimmer (16L)	15 - 19	-	-	-	-	-	-
Raven, Verve	14 - 18	-	-	-	-	-	-

Kid Carriers + Kids' Packs
PACK SIZE	One Size	Age
Ace 75	14 - 19	11 - 18
Ace 50	13 - 18	8 - 14
Ace 38	11 - 15	6 - 11
Jet 18	13 - 17	8 +
Jet 12	11 - 15	5 +
Hydrajet	11 - 15	5 +
Moki	11 - 16	5 +

OSPREY MEASUREMENT GUIDE
Please note that the info provided above refers to the torso size each pack will fit, and NOT any dimensions of the pack. Below are some steps for how to get your torso length. You should probably have someone help take this measurement for you so it is accurate. And they might accidentally touch your butt. HOW TO MEASURE TORSO LENGTH: • Start at the iliac crest, which is the top of the hipbones on the side of your body. These act like a shelf for supporting a pack hipbelt. • From this level on your spine, measure to the C7 vertebrae, the knobby bone at the base of your neck when you put your head down. • Make sure you keep your back as straight as possible while measuring. • This torso measurement determines what size Osprey pack you should carry. Refer to the size charts above to find your ideal size. • If you are in between sizes, it is ideal to try them both on before ordering. HOW TO MEASURE HIPBELT SIZE: • Measure around your hips at your iliac crest, NOT your waist. • A properly fitted hipbelt rides centered over the hipbones and needs to be very snug. • The padded portion should wrap well around your hips, leaving a gap of 3 to 6 inches between the tips of the both hip pads when securely tightened. • Refer to the Hipbelts size chart above to help determine your ideal Osprey pack size, but again, your torso length is what should determine your pack size, NOT the hipbelt.

OSPREY MEASUREMENT GUIDE

Please note that the info provided above refers to the torso size each pack will fit, and NOT any dimensions of the pack. Below are some steps for how to get your torso length. You should probably have someone help take this measurement for you so it is accurate. And they might accidentally touch your butt.

HOW TO MEASURE TORSO LENGTH:
• Start at the iliac crest, which is the top of the hipbones on the side of your body. These act like a shelf for supporting a pack hipbelt.
• From this level on your spine, measure to the C7 vertebrae, the knobby bone at the base of your neck when you put your head down.
• Make sure you keep your back as straight as possible while measuring.
• This torso measurement determines what size Osprey pack you should carry. Refer to the size charts above to find your ideal size.
• If you are in between sizes, it is ideal to try them both on before ordering.

HOW TO MEASURE HIPBELT SIZE:
• Measure around your hips at your iliac crest, NOT your waist.
• A properly fitted hipbelt rides centered over the hipbones and needs to be very snug.
• The padded portion should wrap well around your hips, leaving a gap of 3 to 6 inches between the tips of the both hip pads when securely tightened.
• Refer to the Hipbelts size chart above to help determine your ideal Osprey pack size, but again, your torso length is what should determine your pack size, NOT the hipbelt.

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ALL MIGHTY GUARANTEE - Osprey's Lifetime Warranty

When Osprey celebrated their 35th anniversary in 2009 they launched The Osprey All Mighty Guarantee. What that means to you is ANY Osprey product purchased at ANY time is covered. Any product, any reason, any era - the all encompassing Osprey lifetime warranty ensures their dedication to superior design, craftsmanship and quality of their products is backed up by their actions to replace or repair a pack so it lasts a lifetime. Or two.

Here are some details.... Osprey will repair for any reason, free of charge, any damage or defect in their products, whether it was purchased back in 1974, or ordered right now from this site. If they are unable to perform a functional repair on your pack, they will happily replace it. Osprey proudly stands behind the All Mighty Guarantee, so much so that it bears the signature of company founder and head designer, Mike Pfotenhauer.

Some Osprey All Mighty Guarantee FAQs:

What do I do if my Osprey pack needs to be repaired?
If you live in the United States and need a repair done on your Osprey pack, you will first need to obtain a Return Authorization number. You can do this by reaching their Returns Department at 866-314-3130, or using the information that is provided with a new Osprey pack.

What do I do if I just need a replacement pack part like a buckle?
Give Osprey a call at 866-314-3130 and they will take care of you.

How long will it take?
You can tell Osprey you need the pack returned by a certain date when you request a Return Authorization number, and they will do their absolute best to meet that deadline.

What if my pack is super dirty and stinks?
Clean it before you send it to Osprey to get repaired. The real reason is that there is a law that says if your gear is too dirty or odiferous (smelly), Osprey is not allowed to repair it and will just return it to you.

Do I have to pay for shipping?
A little bit. You are responsible for the cost of shipping the pack to Osprey, and they will pay shipping to return the pack via UPS or FedEx. Osprey cannot be held responsible if packages get lost in transit, so make sure you get a tracking number when you ship your pack out. Also, if you use expedited shipping be sure to let Osprey know (866-314-3130). They, in turn, will give your pack priority processing and return it using a similar expedited shipping method.

Do I have to register my pack to take advantage of this incredible guarantee, and/or need to be the original owner of my Osprey pack?
No! Osprey's All Mighty Guarantee is truly ALL MIGHTY. If you own an Osprey pack that needs to be repaired they will repair or replace it.

JUST A HEADS UP: If your Osprey product is not repairable and is replaced, the original product will not be returned to you. They will try really really hard to repair your pack, but if they are unable to make a functional repair, they will replace it. For products that are no longer in production you will be contacted by Osprey to discuss replacement options.

All good answers. So what is NOT covered?
• Osprey program packs or any Osprey pack used by outdoor programs are ONLY covered under Osprey's Program Pack Warranty, NOT AMG.
• Size and/or fit issues. Make sure you buy a pack that fits. Check out the size guide on Osprey product pages for more info.
• Personal preferences like colors you don't like, style of the pack, or not enough/too much room in your pack. Check the product description, features, specifications, and size guide to make sure you are ordering the right pack for you.
• Third party Repairs or replacements. Send your Osprey pack to Osprey and Osprey only to get fixed. Easy as that. And don't try fixing things yourself.
• Cosmetic wear and tear including any reasonable aging of your pack that affects only the appearance and not the function of your pack. Be proud of those scars!
• B.A.M.G. (Before All Mighty Guarantee) Repair Work. The All Mighty Guarantee applies only to repairs requested on or after January 1, 2009.
• A Osprey Hydraulics reservoir is covered by a limited 1-year warranty, which is the reasonable lifespan of a reservoir. Pouring and storing of warm/hot or boiling water in your reservoir WILL VOID your warranty, so don't do that. Reservoirs are NOT designed to contain or handle liquids at temperature.