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The Osprey Exos 38 pack is the go-to pack for active light-and-fast outdoor pursuits, thanks to the AirSpeedSuspension SL and Exoform hipbelt and harness. It is a top loading technical backpack designed specifically for superlight backpacking and thru hiking endeavors.
Features of Osprey Exos 38 Pack:
Removable floating lid with top and under-lid zippered pockets
Removeable superlight InsideOut compression
AirSpeed SL Suspension
Zippered hipbelt pockets
Integrated FlapJacket Closure System for weather-protected lidless use
Front Stretchmesh pocket
Ice tool attachment loop
Exoform Hipbelt and Harness combine breathability and performance
3D tensioned breathable mesh backpanel with side venilation
by
Brian Nastali,
Verified Owner
from MN, United States
Updated on September 5, 2021
I ended up not using the Osprey Exos 38, but did use the Osprey Exos 58 for my 2019 thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail. I originally thought I's use the 38L version for a fastpack of the Superior Hiking Trail, but ended up going down to the Osprey Talon 22 for that purpose. There is little difference between the Osprey Exos 38, 48, and 58, except volume and weight, so my review... Read more
Pros:
None
Cons:
Uncomfortable in The Top 1/3rd Of It' Weight Capacity Range, Suspension Netting Is Delicate, Single Compartment Body, No Hip Belt Pockets.,
by
NIKOLAY,
Verified Owner
from Russian Federation
Updated on March 27, 2018
Studying what the modern industry offers, I came to the OSPREY backpacks of the Exos series. After all, this company in the last five years has suddenly burst into the front in the field of creating comfortable backpacks - a ventilated back, three external pockets on an elastic mesh, a removable valve and an incredibly low weight. The backpack has convenient pockets, including ... Read more
by
Joseph F.,
Verified Owner
from WI, United States
Updated on January 30, 2018
I own an Exos 48 and 58 so I purchased the Exos 38 small for my 20 year old daughter. She is very happy with the lighter weight and comfort compared to her old pack. Excellent quality though the lighter fabrics are not quite as durable as heavier packs. Still, the light weight and functionality has made the Exos packs our go to packs for both weekend and extended ultralight... Read more
Pros:
None
Cons:
Hard for me to access my water bottle where the side pocket is located
This pack would likely be too big for someone with a 13" torso length. I would recommend looking into youth packs, or let them grow into a pack like this.
Answered by
Jonathan,
Gear Expert,
October 13, 2018
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