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OSPREY Talon 22 Day Pack REVIEW
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
- Simpler is often better, and simply put the Osprey Talon 22 is one of the most versatile packs ever created. If you prefer going light and moving fast in the woods, mountains and around town, the Talon™ 22 is the pack for you. 22L of capacity is perfect for day hikes, urban commutes or a trip to the market. Ventilated and comfortable, the BioStretch harness and continuous wrap hipbelt combine to create an incredibly stable carry system that hugs your body so you can stay balanced on the trail, ridge or peak. We scratched our heads and updated our AirScape backpanel to use less material and glue while making it more breathable to keep you cool on hot days. When uphills turn technical, our Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole carry system keeps your hands free for upward movement. LidLock helmet carry achieves the same when you stop for a mid-commute coffee. Zippered hipbelts, side stretch mesh pockets, a harness pocket, and top-lid storage provide all the organization you need.
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Your exuberance is really fun. And your thorough reviews, as others have said, are really valuable. Thank you for taking the time.
Thank you so much!
Really comprehensive review and helped me make my purchase decision. Now a proud owner of a Talon 22 - thanks!
Hi Alan, Very welcome!...the Talon is a great pack.
Used this pack for my Camino walk in Spain. I loved it!
Awesome...that must of been a great trip!
My son bought it for my husband for Father’s Day. He loves it. I loved it so much I put it on my Christmas list. It’s an awesome pack durable and light.
Hi Margaret, The Talon 22 is very popular...for good reason. Enjoy your Christmas present! Thanks-
Thanks Chris, very helpful in determining which new daypack to get.
Glad it was helpful!
As always, a wonderful, exuberant review, Chris. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Chris, thanks so much for showing me where to place the trekking poles!
Your welcome...it's a handy feature!!
As always great stuff you present thanks mate!
Much appreciated!
My go to day pack, love the thing.
I got mine in the back of my CR-V - always handy.
Thank you for the detailed review
Finally wanted to see how it opened up
You did a better job than the company video
Thank you...they tend to make short videos...of their own product.
@@basecampchris I have a Gregory 44 but will need a smaller pack for work, day hikes,... etc. I just need a pack that is versatile and can serve me in many situations. I now need to see if it fits.
Thanks again
Great, thorough review! Thanks! It’s on sale in a lot of places for around $80-$90 right now. Based on your review and the awesome guarantee I’m getting one :)
Enjoy! Good price...I enjoy mine. Thanks for watching!
Great, thorough video. Thanks. Gonna purchase one tomorrow
Thanks - I review a lot of packs...Osprey are worth it...I use the Manta 24/ Talon 33 and Atmos 65...Thanks for watching.
I changed my mind and going with the Talon 33
Here is the review I did of the 33...could be helpful. czcams.com/video/ce-0InfUPCY/video.html
That review on the 33 you did is why I’m buying it. Just a little more room. I really only do day hikes but “what if” I wanted to pack for the night. Better safe than sorry. Sound reasonable to you? I appreciate your help!
Exactly, A little extra room is always an asset.
Great video ! Thanks bud ! Imma get one !
Enjoy it
Nice review. Thanks
welcome!
Hi Chris, in minute 5:27 you speak about little extra attachment on the "outside cargo compartment".
In my opinion that is to store a (red) led (back) light when traveling / hiking / biking in the dark.
You're right that is what that is for...next pack that has that I'll demo a light with it...good idea when biking at night! Thanks....
Thanks Sir
Thank you for the review. How do you determine what is the right height (how high or low the backpack should sit on your back) when using the height adjustment you pointed out at 2:22?
Looking for some backpack for upcoming hiking (up to 8h walk/day and return to rented home). Not sure if Talon 22 wouldn't be overkill, but after your review, I think I will give it a shot :). Thanks!
Glad that was helpful.
Hi Chris, Great videos. I am struggling choosing between the Talon 22 and Stratos 24. My main use will be for day hikes. I also have an Aethor 65. I know the 65 is pretty large, but could be used for an overnight hike if needed. My main concern is for a little bit more money, I'd get the rain cover and a little more storage and perhaps other uses. Wanted to get your thoughts, thanks!
Hi Jacob, I like how your thinking...yes the rain fly and the extra capacity really helps...they are both very good packs but the Stratos would work well for your day hikes in my opinion. Also the Aether is another good pack with the 65...I have an Atmos 65 ( love it! ) for my over-nighters, gives me plenty of room and very comfortable. I dayhike with the Manta 24...similar to the Stratos but has the outside stretch mesh cargo pocket! ( which I really like )
Such a good salesman, I ordered one half way thru the video, ahahaha
LOL It's one of my go to packs...feels so light...if you don't like return! That's what I do.
Thanks Sir. I bought One but it seems like is short , even if l extend it at the maximum. Where is supposed to be the lumbar support?. for me doesn't fit over my hip.just over .my model is MS/M. perhaps I needed the large one.lwill appreciate your help and advice. Thanks from Mexico
Is the width of the shoulder straps ok ? look a bit narrow and fit close to neck ?
Hi Chris would you recommend this pack or the Stratos 24 for day hikes (3-7 hrs long) and why?
I prefer the Stratos 24 as it has slightly more capacity and a amazing suspension.
Looking at 2021 version
How does the mesh back work compared to the airspeed, does it get sweaty? Thanks!
I prefer the Airspeed as it provides a little more space between your back and the pack...both provide some ventilation and airflow to reduce "sweatiness"...Thanks for watching!
Just tried using this pack with a 3L hydration pack -- huge PITA. The compression on the backside makes it difficult to get in and out, putting pressure on the pack. Pack started leaking.
that is a PITA...if it were me I would try a 2.5 L make sure the compression straps are all the way open. Or return it to Osprey ( lifetime guarantee ) and get a Manta 24 with the dedicated hydration compartment...it's not just a sleeve but a good sized / zippered compartment...that is my go to pack in the size range.
Now this backpack has a size I like. If there‘s a blue option of this backpack I‘d like this even more 😉. The lid lock is genius I‘ve never seen that. Is this location in a national park?
Hi Gabriel, yes, there is a blue pack in the Talon. ( check there site ) The location is the Plumas national forest in Northern California, the Feather river! "Keep Hiking!"
Base Camp Chris hey thanks for answering!
@@Mr8888X U bet! Thanks for watching.
@@basecampchris Always 😉
Chris, I went to REI to inspect this bag. I was trying to figure out the compression strap to the LEFT side if your looking at the Logo. I noticed the strap is INSIDE the water pouch and decided it was a flaw and didn't purchase. In your video (5:00) you also noticed something wrong and could not get the strap AROUND the bottle. Any Thoughts?
I know what you are talking about...I have a 33L Talon just checked it and it has the same layout...not sure why it is like that. It's possible that when a set of trekking poles or a tent poles is in it it is a more direct hold down versus a water bottle. When I have some time I should call Osprey and ask about it.
Cool! Thanks for the follow up
It's by design. You have the option of the straps being inside the pocket, and out of the way, vs outside the pocket, to maybe strap other things besides a water bottle, e.g. camera tripod. One side has the straps inside, the other has straps outside to show how you would route the straps.
On amazon you can get one of these for a considerable discount if you get the red version, it’s 89 dollars as opposed to 120 for the dark green and black versions, 110 for blue
That's interesting that the different colors sell for different prices. Thanks.
is this good if i have back problems? ( i have herniated discs in lower back)
It is a very light day pack with a simple shoulder straps and belt...it should be...if not return it or better yet try on at a local store or REI and see if it feels right.
Base Camp Chris i bought the talon 11 in the meantime, seems quite good and solid, just 600 grams the belt strap really takes the weight from the spine, this helps allot
thanks for the response
I'm torn between this and raptor 14 for cycling.
They do...i have tried it.
Does any know how can I wash it?
A wash cloth and warm water and a small amount of soap can do a lot....I've wiped mine down before.