Product Comparison: Osprey Exos 48 vs Osprey Kestrel 48
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General Specifications
Brand
Osprey
Osprey
Model
Exos 48
Kestrel 48
Origin
Vietnam
Vietnam
About the Product
Exos 48 represents the latest in a significant heritage of ventilated and lightweight backpacking packs. Combining optimum comfort and stability with durable, superlight materials, Exos 48 is the ideal pack for moving fast on multi-day adventures.
With a proven legacy, the Kestrel 48 is a rugged, high performance backpack, designed to be a true outdoor workhorse. Kestrel 48 is designed for medium duration backpacking trips, or adventures where you’re carrying a moderate amount of gear. This spacious pack provides room for plenty of gear for your multi-day adventures.
Key Specs
Material
100D High Tenacity Nylon
210D x 630D Nylon Dobby
Volume
1623 oz.
1623 oz.
Storage Capabilities
Main compartment, Front compartment, Sleeping Bag Compartment, Stretch mesh side pockets, External Pockets
Main compartment, Front compartment, Zip pockets, Twin zippered Hipbelt Pockets, Stretch front pocket, Sleeping Bag Compartment, Dual mesh side pockets
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Osprey Exos 48 Hiking Backpack
- Excellent backpack, comfortable, perfectly adjusts.
- The Osprey Exos 48 is a very light and perfectly adjustable and comfortable backpack.
- Very comfortable. Great quality.
- Very comfortable and plenty of storage.
- Great quality. The zips are well made and resistant.
Osprey Kestrel 48 Hiking Backpack
- Very well made with plenty of space.
- Very comfortable, easy access, hip belt is sturdy.
- Super durable materials and very well built.
- Has many storage options and intelligent compartments.
- It is comfortable to wear. High quality workmanship.
Size & Weight
Height
31.1 in.
29.52 in.
Width
15.74 in.
13.38 in.
Depth
12.99 in.
12.59 in.
Weight
42.32 oz.
56.43 oz.
Features
Style
Men's
Men's
Sternum Strap
Yes
Yes
Top Handle
Yes
Yes
Padded Hip Belt
Yes
Yes
Side Compression Straps
Yes
Yes
Hiking Pole Attachment
Yes
Yes
Hydration System Compatible
Yes
Yes
Extras
Stow-on-the-Go, Cord tie off points, Removable sleeping pad straps, ExoForm™ mesh hipbelt, AirSpeed™, FlapJacket™ top cover
Adjustable torso length, Stow-on-the-Go, Removable sleeping pad straps, Airscape Backpanel, Integrated & detachable raincover
What customers say about "Features"
Osprey Exos 48 Hiking Backpack
- Amazing product. Love the suspension system.
- Very comfortable, aesthetically, very beautiful. I highly recommend it.
- Very high quality! Super comfortable fit and straps.
- Well finished, solid and roomy.
- Plenty of storage space and comfortable to wear.
Osprey Kestrel 48 Hiking Backpack
- Stylish design and perfect wearing comfort.
- Good materials and excellent backpack.
- Very satisfied, very good quality and very high quality materials!
- Very versatile and comfortable.
- Very comfortable. Highly recommend. No issues.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Other Information
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