Osprey Stratos 32

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The Stratos 32 is a daypack made by Osprey. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Osprey Stratos 32 Pack (Spring 2008) - Backpacker Magazine Best Buy Award 2006 Whether you're heading for the crags or going after that next peak, the Stratos 32 by Osprey is the perfect companion. A top pocket with zippered access lifts for access to a main top loading compartment. Large vertical front zip pockets keep you organized with access to the main pack interior through a zippered mesh panel inside the left side pocket. Ice axe loops. Separate zippered top pocket. Hipbelt pockets carry essentials. Full panel, easy zippered access allows for quick entry. Stretch woven fabric front pocket provides added capacity and easy access to externals. Side water bottle pockets. AirCore backpanel cavity hydration option allows for versatile packing and carry options. Top exit hydration port allows hose routing either right or left, depending upon personal preference. Weight: Small - 2 lb. 12 oz. / 1.25 kg. Medium - 2 lb. 14 oz. / 1.30 kg. Large - 3 lb. 0 oz. / 1.36 kg. Volume: Small - 1800 cu.in. / 30 liters Medium - 2000 cu.in. / 32 liters Large - 2200 cu.in. / 34 liters"

From Backcountry.com:
"Head to the crag, pull down on some ice, or make the final push to the summit the lightweight Osprey Stratos 32 Backpack helps you have an epic day. Slide your rope into this hydration compatible pack's main compartment, stash a couple layers in the external mesh pockets, secure your ice axes in their dual loops, and get going. As you're bushwhacking and struggling your way up talus on the burly approach, the Osprey AirCore suspension keeps you cool and comfortable. Finally, throw your wallet, keys, and phone into the Stratos 32's fixed top pocket, break out your gear and get climbing. When you come back down to earth, grab a Scooby snack from the small side pocket on the mesh hipbelt. You deserve it."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Perfect for peak bagging, ideal for a day at the crags, the Osprey Stratos 32 Backpack is built to handle the climber's tools of the trade. In addition to dual ice axe attachment points, the Osprey Stratos 32's stretch woven side pockets and compression straps work in concert to securely hold poles, pickets, even a camera tripod. The suspended AirCore suspension includes a tensioned mesh backpanel that offers excellent air circulation behind the back during lengthy approaches. Two vertical composite struts anchored into top and bottom high impact polycarbonate wings place the backpanel under tension and distribute the load to the shoulder harness and hipbelt. Recommended for loads in the neighborhood of 20 lbs., the Osprey Stratos 32 Backpack includes two convenient zippered side pockets. The left pocket provides access to the main pack body via a zippered mesh panel."

From EMS:
"A light and fast top-loading backpack for summer day hikes, bike commuting, or an afternoon of bouldering. It's outstanding feature is the AirCore back panel cavity that keeps you cooler as you hike. The Osprey Stratos 24 pack is a perfect combination of volume and organization."'This high-performance pack is my new favorite for big three-season days and hut-to-hut hiking," our Northwest editor raved after a week-plus of trekking in the Alps." 1 Backpacker Gear Guide, March 2006. Dual fiberglass tubular stays give the pack stability while still alowing some flex. Stays anchor into top and bottom stabilizing wings. Mesh back panel covers a 2.5 inch deep AirCore cavity. AirCore cavity can be left empty for a cooler ride, or filled with a hydration bladder. Suspension includes load lifting straps, padded shoulder straps, a sternum strap, and a lightly padded waist belt. Top loading access. Side sleeve pockets; waist belt pocket; front sleeve pocket. Side compression straps."

User Reviews

Unisex Stratos 32
Reviewed by MSC, Jul 08, 2007

"Been researching different daypacks for longer dayhikes and couldn't take my eyes off this so bought it. Took it to Colorado last week in a heatwave, climbed 3 fourteeners using it; I also had my boyfriend's extra gear stashed in it too plus my usual "just in case" odds and ends; the pack was loaded and felt heavy-ish to lift but once on my back the weight almost disappeared - the distribution exceeded my expectations."

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