Osprey Crescent 110

Osprey Crescent 110

Average Rating: rated 3.50 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 6 Trailspace users

Description

The Crescent 110 is an internal frame backpack made by Osprey. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 6 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Backcountry.com:
"Osprey's largest-volume backpack is the Crescent 110 Backpack, an ideal choice for mountaineering and backpacking expeditions. Thanks to its beefy suspension, you'll be able to comfortably carry 70 pounds of clothing, gear, and food. Osprey's ReCurve suspension features sturdy aluminum stays that anchor into the hip-belt, a framesheet with cutouts to reduce weight, and aluminum rods that provide stability and shock absorption. The stays and rods slip into aluminum sleeves that attach to your harness and hip-belt so as to allow these stays and rods to independently flex and pivot as you climb, hike, and descend. A mesh back panel allows for breathability, and the foam-padded harness and thermo-moldable hip-belt evenly distribute your load. Pack your sleeping bag into the easy-access sleeping bag compartment, top load the rest of your gear, and shove small items into the Crescent's various other pockets, including a zippered top pocket that converts into a fanny pack. Also, detach the included hydration sleeve and carry it as a daypack."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Osprey Men's Crescent 110 Pack (Fall 2007) The expedition popular Crescent 110 Pack by Osprey provides maximum support and control for confident freight hauling over difficult terrain.The Crescent Series Packs are Ospreys deluxe load haulers. These are the most customizable and comfort oriented packs. Specs: Weight: 7 lb 4 oz / 3.30 kg (Size medium) Capacity: 6500 cu. in. / 107 L (Size medium Features D-rings for easy Side Order attachment Vertical panel zip access Convertible top pocket/lumbar pack Fabric side pocket with water bottle noose on left Stretch woven front pocket with water resistant zippered slash pocket Wide mouth sleeping bag compartment with stretch panel cover Internal compression strap secures load and enhances head room Dual access stretch woven side pocket on right Ski straps and stretch fabric side pockets for poles"

From REI:
"Also new this year, built-in stretch-panel front pocket with spacious waterproof zip compartment. Better fitting, new foam technology in BioForm hipbelts allows heat-molding for a custom fit. Complete access to main compartment with top-loading and side zippered access. ErgoPull hipbelt closure provides extra leverage in cinching, drawing tension along top and bottom, not through the center, relieving hipbone pressure. Externally accessible, extra-large sleeping bag compartment accommodates larger synthetic sleeping bags. Interchangeable, laminated dual-density shoulder straps adjust easily to fit a variety of sizes. Load-lifter straps act with ReCurve struts and framesheet to draw load snug against your back for increased control and stability. Now featuring the removable 3-liter AquaSource hydration sleeve that converts to a hydration pack for day trips. Osprey's certified Custom Molding available in most stores check your local REI store for a custom hipbelt molding oven. ReCurve Suspension consisting of Foam-X (polyethylene) framesheet, twin aluminum stays and dual aluminum struts optimizes fit and load transfer. Rounding out this full-featured pack, D3 Spacer Mesh on backpanel promotes airflow and wicks moisture away during warm weather and intense activity. Running down the sidewall, ReCurve aluminum struts create a pre-tensioned lift mechanism, actively transferring load to hipbelt and resisting sag. Side pockets, one zippered and one mesh, keep essentials handy and secure, plus double as slots for hauling skis in the traditional A-frame style. StraightJacket compression wings allow you to securely compress the contents of the pack whether full or nearly empty, without sag or load distortion. This deluxe backpack comfortably hauls heavy loads with impressive load transfer to hips, saving your back and shoulders. Top lid has a single compartment and features a waterproof zipper plus lash-on points."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Osprey Crescent 110 This is the expedition load monster. Titanium ReCurve struts and twin aluminum stays provide maximum support and control for confident freight hauling over difficult terrain. Convenience features abound with the Solo Excessory pocket (which converts to a handy daypack with its own harness), twin zip access to the main compartment (protected under the compression flaps), and built in side pockets.Features:Hydration pocket in convertible top lid/fanny packStraightJacket compression for maximum versatilityExtra large sleeping bag compartmentBioForm hipbelt provides superior load support"

User Reviews

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Men's Crescent 110
Reviewed by Scouter, Jun 22, 2008

"I purchased this pack 12/06 and fell in love with it immediately. I have carried small light loads and loads as much as 50 lbs and found the pack easy to adjust in either situation. Heavier loads were comfortable to handle and I did not find difficulty with the straps loosening."

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rated 3 of 5 stars Men's Crescent 110
Reviewed by Bill Blake, Oct 15, 2007

"I really like this pack, but I am also having the same problems with the loosening of straps. I usually carry about 60 lbs and I find that I have to snug up the straps every 15-20 minutes. I hike in the mountains and the uneven nature of the terrain seems to contribute to the loosening. Other than this one flaw the pack is excellent."

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rated 0 of 5 stars Men's Crescent 110
Reviewed by Jason Rosa, Sep 23, 2007

"In response to ncseakayaker, I have two friends who own this pack. One of these men works at a gear store in CA. Who was fitted properly the other man was also fitted at a store in RI. Each of these friends also complained that the pack loosened every ten to fifteen minutes."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Crescent 110
Reviewed by ncseakayaker, Apr 27, 2007

"It is important that you have your pack fit properly. I can’t stress this enough to anyone. If you do buy a pack online (bad idea) make sure you try it on and have someone who knows the ins and outs of packs to fit you. Mr. Hemphill’s review of this pack should be completely disregarded and is merely in ignorance; therefore we will forgive him for saying such things about a piece of pack art."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Crescent 110
Reviewed by JJG, Dec 29, 2005

"This is the most comfortable pack I've worn in 35 years of backpacking. It is a 2001 model and I believe this was the last year the pack was made in the USA. That may be why there are some manufacturing issues with the newer packs.

What sold me was the hipbelt design."

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rated 3 of 5 stars Men's Crescent 110
Reviewed by jhemp_00, Nov 10, 2005

"Well I have mixed feelings on this pack! I am a landscape photographer who bought the pack to help haul all my large format camera gear for multiple days in the mountains (Toyo 4x5 field camera, 2 lens, tripod and 10 film holders).

Positives:
-Carries heavy loads well
-Huge sleeping bag compartment, no more struggle to get sleeping bags in your backpack
-plenty of room for TONS of gear
-good costumer support

Negatives:
-hipbelt and shoulder straps consistanly come loose."

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