Osprey

About Osprey

From mountain biking laps to backcountry expeditions, Osprey packs are designed to tackle any adventure you can dream up. Known for their innovative designs, these backpacks feature gravity-defying suspension systems that evenly distribute weight, keeping you balanced on technical trails or long treks. Ventilated back panels allow for continuous airflow, preventing overheating whether you're hiking through the Rockies or exploring the bustling streets of Chiang Mai.

Built for performance

Since its founding in 1974, Osprey has been committed to making high-quality, durable packs while reducing environmental impact. Many of their backpacks are made with recycled and bluesign®-approved materials, helping to conserve resources and lower emissions. By using responsibly sourced fabrics and sustainable production practices, Osprey is helping adventurers explore the world while protecting it at the same time.

Finding the right pack

Choosing the right Osprey pack depends on where you're headed and how much you need to carry. For fast-and-light missions, minimalist waist packs provide just enough space for water, extra layers and snacks. If you’re embarking on a week-long backpacking trip, multi-day backpacks offer larger capacities, allowing you to carry everything you need for extended adventures. Versatile Osprey daypacks are ideal for everything in between, from commuting by bike to tackling a sunrise summit. For travelers, Osprey’s sleek travel packs are designed with convenience in mind. Features like lockable zippers, stowaway harnesses and flight-friendly dimensions make navigating airports and new destinations a breeze. Whether you're backpacking through Europe or hopping on a weekend getaway, Osprey travel packs keep your essentials secure and accessible.

Backpacks designed for you

A well-fitting backpack should feel like an extension of your body, reducing strain and improving comfort on long treks. Since 1993, Osprey has been designing women’s-specific packs to better fit hikers with narrower frames, shorter torsos and curves at the chest and hips. However, fit is personal, and trying on different styles—including unisex and women’s packs—can help you find the most comfortable option.