I've been using the Osprey Raptor 14L backpack for a mix of activities lately – from long road bike rides to quick camping trips and even as a personal item for general travel. I was looking for a pack that could handle a bit of everything without being too specialized, and this one has proven to be a surprisingly good fit.For road biking, it's quite comfortable. The shoulder harness and hipbelt keep the pack from bouncing around, even when I'm putting in some good mileage. I really appreciate the stretch mesh zippered hipbelt pockets; they're handy for quick access to gels or my phone on the go.When it comes to camping and general travel, its size and features make it surprisingly versatile. The tool roll, while designed for bike tools, has been great for organizing toiletries or small electronics. There's good internal space for a few layers, snacks, and other essentials. And, of course, the hydration sleeve with direct zip access makes it easy to load the Osprey Hydraulics LT 1.5 L reservoir, which is great for staying hydrated whether I'm on two wheels or exploring a new town.Overall, if you're looking for a compact, well-designed pack that can pull double (or triple) duty for road cycling, light camping, and everyday travel, the Raptor 14L is definitely worth considering. It's a reliable and comfortable option that handles various demands quite well.

The osprey raptor 14 l mountain bike backpack is great. It really is a great around outdoor functional backpack for hiking , camping, biking , kids outdoor games, fishing. In the last several months I have done all these activities. Mostly I use the oprey raptor 14 l mountain bike backpack mainly 2 -3 days a week, when i ride my mountain bike to work about 16 miles there and 16 miles back. It has plenty of storage compartments, with great quality zipper. The backpack is lightweight considering it does have hydration ballader. I have several opsrey backpacks for backpacking for example the atmos ag , kyte, and for my twins two of the opsrey jib . With all the the gear from opsrey I have noticed it is all ways durable, and this goes for the opsrey 14 l raptor. Great design, quality, and value. U can not go wrong with osprey.

My husband and I are trying to ride more, and since we live in a hot climate, safety and hydration are key. This Osprey men's Raptor backpack is perfectly designed for both. It's got a 2.5 liter hydration sleeve inside, with an attached tube that sticks to the chest strap with a magnet for quick access. That is a LOT of water, which is perfect for us. The bag has tons of pockets, including one that has a tool roll inside where we can bring along anything we need for quick fixes. Lots of smaller pockets inside the bag for small objects, snacks, etc. The chest and waist straps are ventilated and comfortable, and there are small zipper pockets at the waist for quick access to necessities while riding. The back of the bag is also extremely well-ventilated, with space between the padded back and a mesh piece that touches the body, so air can flow between. It's far superior to any other backpack we have tried for biking. Just ideal for a hot climate and lets you bring along everything you need, in comfort. I did see that these packs also come in larger sizes for larger humans, and even an "extended" version for tall people. My hubs is a pretty big guy, but can wear this one, as it's quite adjustable. If you're not sure, note measurements on all of the various versions.

The pack actually only weighs 2lb 1oz on my postal scale, vs the 2.36 stated in the listing (checked vs post office so it is valid), the reservoir and tube weight 4.8oz and the tool roll weighs 2.0 oz, making this a 1lb 10oz pack if you remove those items.It does not have a rigid frame, although the reservoir has a partial rigid frame. The padded portion that your back rests on is 18" tall and 8-10" wide. The main compartment of the pack would fit an 18" tall, 8" wide item (laptop?) if it was 1.5" thick or less. There's a spacious 10x8" open top jacket stuffing area, a 9"wx8"tx2" deep top pocket, almost exactly the same size back pocket with netted dividers in it, the "tool roll" pocket is 9"wx6"tx3" deep and there are 2 hip pockets that are mesh on all sides that would hold a larger pair of curved sunglasses but that's about it each (would not fit most cell phones).There are two mesh pockets on the outside of the main pouch that would fit narrow water bottles well, but only fit a 32oz nalgene with difficulty and in doing so intrude greatly into the internal space.I am 5'11 275lb with a 56" chest and 53" waist at the belly button, and the sternum strap fits my chest with 2" to spare and the waist strap fits with no spare room with only a t-shirt on, so this should fit most people I imagine. In my proper sizing for an internal frame pack I take a 22" frame but this still fits/feels fine.The straps and back panel have great mesh air flow throughout and really keep you from getting wet from sweat in those areas. In typical osprey fashion, the materials and build quality are excellent throughout.The pack is a bit short on attachment points for external gear, which is a bit of a shame on a pack this small, but there is a helmet attachment location and a couple other points that at least give you the minimum options needed for the basics. The tool roll would fit tools that are a maximum of 7" long and 4" wide, if you don't plan to use it for bike tools its of reasonably versatile shape/size so I'm sure you could use it as a lightweight toiletry bag or for other gear.The sternum strap is a somewhat innovative magnet and hook design that mostly works, it does sometimes magnet itself to the reservoir end which is annoying, and isn't a big improvement over a standard sternum clip so I'm not sure if you will like that or not. Waist strap is pretty standard but feels pretty light-duty compared to the build quality on the rest of the pack.I would expect most people to find this pack comfortable with a 10lb load, maybe pushing to 15 max. It is a great size/shape/weight for a daypack and I think it is of a size that counts as a carry-on for most airlines, at least in practice if not their official sizing.

Espectacular. Muy buena mochila. Muy cómoda. Buen agarre. Hace la diferencia