Osprey Brand Guide

Everything You Need to Know Before Buying Osprey

Osprey offers a wide range of packs, each with unique suspension systems. The AirSpeed and AirScape provide ventilation, while AG (Anti-Gravity) offers a comfortable, weightless feel. Sizing is crucial—measure your torso length and hip size to ensure a proper fit. Osprey's All Mighty Guarantee covers repairs or replacements for any reason, and their Daylite series is compatible with many larger packs via attachment loops. Explore categories below to find your ideal pack.

How does Osprey's All Mighty Guarantee work?

Osprey will repair any damage or defect, no matter what, for free. If they can't repair it, they'll replace it. The process is simple: contact Osprey or an authorized dealer to get a Return Authorization and ship the pack to them.

What is the difference between Osprey AirSpeed and AirScape suspension?

AirSpeed uses a mesh trampoline back panel to keep airflow against your back. AirScape uses a foam with cutouts for ventilation and a snugger fit. AG (Anti-Gravity) combines both with a mesh back that extends into the hip belt. Choose based on your activity and preference.

Can I attach an Osprey Daylite pack to a larger Osprey backpack?

Yes, many Osprey packs have a Daylite attachment point. Check your pack's compatibility—the Daylite and Daylite Plus can be secured to the front of compatible packs like the Farpoint, Kestrel, and Atmos via webbing loops.

How do I know what size Osprey backpack I need?

Measure your torso length from the C7 vertebra to your iliac crest. Use Osprey's size chart to find the right size (S/M, M/L, L/XL) for your torso and hip dimensions. An improperly fitted pack will be uncomfortable and inefficient.

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