How big is the Osprey Talon 11?
20.47h x 10.63w x 8.27d in. 1.94 lbs.
Is the Osprey Talon 11 waterproof?
Even though the Talon 11 is by no means waterproof, I have been caught out in some very heavy rain out in the hills and the pack stood up to it very well with barely any moisture breaking through.
How many liters is the Talon 11?
11 liters
The Osprey Talon 11 is the the smallest backpack in the Talon line. Its best suited to adventures that require a little more than a hydration pack but don’t need a full on daypack….Specs.
| Best Use | Hiking |
|---|---|
| Gear Capacity (L) | M/L 11 liters S/M 9 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | M/L 671 cubic inches S/M 549 cubic inches |
Is Osprey worth the money?
Are Osprey backpacks good? Osprey backpacks are very practical, well-designed, and are made of very high-quality materials. They are a great investment for someone who wants technical luggage that will last.
What is the difference between Osprey Talon and Stratos?
On the one hand, the Talon is lighter and more flexible, which could be useful for using as a personal item on a flight. On the other hand, the Stratos should have better support when fully loaded, due to the rigid frame. It also comes with an included rain cover.
What size bladder fits in Osprey Talon 22?
3-litre bladder
It has a number of handy pockets and the hydration sleeve easily swallows a 3-litre bladder. The Talon is a pack that will satisfy the needs of most hikers heading to the hills for the day. At 22 litres, there’s room enough for essentials including waterproofs, an extra layer and a packed lunch.
How much can you fit in Talon 22?
Talon 22 Specifications
| Feature Type | Feature Specs | What This Means |
|---|---|---|
| Load Range | 11-20 LBS | Tiny pack with a hefty range. |
| Warranty | All Mighty Guarantee | Lifetime. One of the best in the business. |
| Pack Sizes | S/M | M/L |
| Capacity | 20 L, 1220 in3 | 22 L, 1343 in3 |
Is Osprey good for hiking?
Many backpackers believe an Osprey pack with the Anti-Gravity system feels lighter than other bags that may have a less-heavy load, but lacking the Anti-Gravity feature. So, with Osprey, you get extra durability without burdensome weight gains. That is pretty much as good as it gets in the game of backpacking.