Above and beyond its suite of cycling-specific features, heavy waterproofing, and premium aluminum hardware, I also appreciate the fact this well-crafted backpack actually affords pretty decent value all things considered, with less than $200 getting you a weatherproof, German-made carry solution with a sleek minimalist form that, on the inside, is brimming with features
The Shaft is unique in that it has bearings at the end of each end of the spool shaft, which is how they are able to achieve such free casting
You can run through 3L much faster with the Platypus EVO High-Flow Rate tube than any other drinking tube Ive used so far
Mind the Thermocline: The UBC study noted a massive drop-off in post-release survival when surface water temperatures hit or exceed 18C
Alas, the Osprey Aether Plus 70 Pack also comes with a hefty $410.00 price tag which by far makes it one of the most expensive backpacks that I have ever come across