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Levity 45
Se acabó el peso. Levity, que combina un tejido sumamente avanzado y las técnicas de diseño más innovadoras, representa la cúspide del rendimiento en las mochilas ultraligeras. Cómoda, ventilada y duradera, esta mochila está construida para aventuras en las que cada gramo cuenta.
Levity 45 está diseñada exclusivamente con las características esenciales para minimizar el peso y maximizar el rendimiento. El compartimento principal con un cordón de cierre superior está cubierto con una tapa fija que incluye un espacioso bolsillo con cremallera. El bolsillo frontal proporciona espacio de almacenaje y un acceso cómodo para la ropa extra, mientras que los dos bolsillos laterales sirven para colocar las botellas de agua cómodamente. Las cintas en la parte superior, inferior y frontal pueden utilizarse para sujetar el exceso de material si es necesario.
Levity cuenta con un respaldo de malla suspendido Ultraligero AirSpeed™ con una ventilación total que te mantiene fresco y cómodo durante toda la travesía. Las hombreras y el cinturón lumbar ExoForm™ proporcionan un acolchado excelente y transfieren eficazmente el peso hacia los músculos más fuertes del cuerpo.
Se ha utilizado el material de última generación NanoFly™ en el exterior de la mochila con el objetivo de ofrecer una resistencia a las rozaduras y una durabilidad extraordinarias. Las superficies no expuestas están fabricadas con nailon siliconado 30D que proporciona una inmejorable relación peso-resistencia.
Levity 45 es compatible con todos los sistemas de hidratación Hydraulics y con las fundas para lluvia ultraligeras de talla mediana.
Si lo que buscas es un rendimiento ultraligero sin renunciar a las prestaciones habituales, ya lo has encontrado: tu mochila es la Levity de Osprey.
Levity 45 está diseñada exclusivamente con las características esenciales para minimizar el peso y maximizar el rendimiento. El compartimento principal con un cordón de cierre superior está cubierto con una tapa fija que incluye un espacioso bolsillo con cremallera. El bolsillo frontal proporciona espacio de almacenaje y un acceso cómodo para la ropa extra, mientras que los dos bolsillos laterales sirven para colocar las botellas de agua cómodamente. Las cintas en la parte superior, inferior y frontal pueden utilizarse para sujetar el exceso de material si es necesario.
Levity cuenta con un respaldo de malla suspendido Ultraligero AirSpeed™ con una ventilación total que te mantiene fresco y cómodo durante toda la travesía. Las hombreras y el cinturón lumbar ExoForm™ proporcionan un acolchado excelente y transfieren eficazmente el peso hacia los músculos más fuertes del cuerpo.
Se ha utilizado el material de última generación NanoFly™ en el exterior de la mochila con el objetivo de ofrecer una resistencia a las rozaduras y una durabilidad extraordinarias. Las superficies no expuestas están fabricadas con nailon siliconado 30D que proporciona una inmejorable relación peso-resistencia.
Levity 45 es compatible con todos los sistemas de hidratación Hydraulics y con las fundas para lluvia ultraligeras de talla mediana.
Si lo que buscas es un rendimiento ultraligero sin renunciar a las prestaciones habituales, ya lo has encontrado: tu mochila es la Levity de Osprey.
Características principales
- Panel posterior ventilado y ultraligero de malla suspendida AirSpeed™
- Cinturón de cadera y arnés de malla BioStretch
- Bolsillos laterales con tejido de doble acceso con cinta de compresión InsideOut™
- Cintas de compresión laterales desmontables
- Bolsillo frontal de tela con fuelle
- Funda interna de hidratación
Peso: 0.83 kg (M)
Dimensiones máximas (cm): 68 (l) x 40 (w) x 30 (d)
Tejido principal: NanoFly UHMWPE Ripstop x 100D HT Nylon
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Perfect
I love him i have the 60 and 45 because they are just perfect
Un Sac surprenant, idéal pour les "Backpackers" qui cherchent la légèreté.
Je suis parti sur l'île de La Réunion en ce mois de septembre pour découvrir la vie créole à travers le GRR2. C'est un sentier de grande randonnée qui traverse l'île de part en part, de Saint Denis (Nord) à Basse Vallée (sud de l'île)
Environ 140 km pour découvrir Le Cirque de mafate, de Cilaos, Le Piton des Neiges, Le Volcan de La Fournaise et ensuite le Littoral.
Le sac de 45L est très léger et dès que l'on a bien comprit le fonctionnement de chaque sangle, chaque poche cela devient un véritable plaisir.
L'accès au contenu principal est rapide, mes 2 poches à eau étaient disposées dans la poche extérieur et facilement accessible pour être remplies. Des accroches extérieures sont possibles et facile. La solidité du sac, rien a redire, Rien a craqué. Il faut faire attention, être méticuleux et prendre un peu soin de ces affaires et alors tout se déroule a merveille.
J'avais une "raincover" pour protéger le tout de la pluie. Les bretelles sont à mon goût suffisamment rembourrées, je leurs reprochent juste ce petit détail, pas de passant pour les mains afin de soulager un petit peu les épaules. Au niveau du dos, il est aéré via un filet. Un autre petit détail, le sac ne tiendra pas debout tout seul mais on s'y fait assez vite et on s'adapte. Bref J'adore mon compagnon de voyage et il a été fidèle.
Environ 140 km pour découvrir Le Cirque de mafate, de Cilaos, Le Piton des Neiges, Le Volcan de La Fournaise et ensuite le Littoral.
Le sac de 45L est très léger et dès que l'on a bien comprit le fonctionnement de chaque sangle, chaque poche cela devient un véritable plaisir.
L'accès au contenu principal est rapide, mes 2 poches à eau étaient disposées dans la poche extérieur et facilement accessible pour être remplies. Des accroches extérieures sont possibles et facile. La solidité du sac, rien a redire, Rien a craqué. Il faut faire attention, être méticuleux et prendre un peu soin de ces affaires et alors tout se déroule a merveille.
J'avais une "raincover" pour protéger le tout de la pluie. Les bretelles sont à mon goût suffisamment rembourrées, je leurs reprochent juste ce petit détail, pas de passant pour les mains afin de soulager un petit peu les épaules. Au niveau du dos, il est aéré via un filet. Un autre petit détail, le sac ne tiendra pas debout tout seul mais on s'y fait assez vite et on s'adapte. Bref J'adore mon compagnon de voyage et il a été fidèle.
Levity 45
Me and my girlfriend we are very happy users of Exos 58 and Exos 48 (mark I) backpacks, we love them for their breathable and very comfortable mesh back panels, large side and front mesh pockets, and many little tie outs, compression straps etc. And as we are downsizing our hiking equipment I was delighted when the new Levity was released. However I got a little disappointed when I got to try one out. Just like the new Exos 2018 (mark II) version I am missing the hip belt pockets. I know it is some extra weight but we find them very useful for all those small bits like trekking pole tip protectors, compass etc. etc. OK, we could live without them but I would find it very useful at least if they were available as an optional extra piece of gear to buy.
But what I am missing much more are the side and front mesh pockets (just like the EXOS mark II backpacks that have less mesh than mark I). I believe there is a reason why you decided to make Levity side and front pockets from rigid fabric, but it stopped me from getting the Levity packs for us. The “old” Exos I mesh pockets hold everything in its place safely. Each side pocket is big and strong enough to carry even 2pcs of 1,5L pet bottle (we regularly carry just one in each pocket but sometimes you need to carry more water). And the front mesh pocket is more importantly perfect for all the wet pieces of wear and gear allowing them to dry out while walking.
I am sure you are doing your best when releasing new backpacks or new versions of the old ones. I am also sure you have experienced hikers to test them in advance. And I am also well aware there is no backpack that meets everyone’s expectations. But it there was a perfect Osprey backpack for me it would be the new Levity with side and front mesh pockets, hip belt pockets (even optional extra piece of gear would be fine) and also I would find it great if some extra straps of the same color were available for example for strapping a sleeping mat outside the backpack when needed.
And I also dream of Osprey back pack with roll top closure… but I can happily live without that :-)
I will keep my eye on your web side time to time and maybe one day :-)
But what I am missing much more are the side and front mesh pockets (just like the EXOS mark II backpacks that have less mesh than mark I). I believe there is a reason why you decided to make Levity side and front pockets from rigid fabric, but it stopped me from getting the Levity packs for us. The “old” Exos I mesh pockets hold everything in its place safely. Each side pocket is big and strong enough to carry even 2pcs of 1,5L pet bottle (we regularly carry just one in each pocket but sometimes you need to carry more water). And the front mesh pocket is more importantly perfect for all the wet pieces of wear and gear allowing them to dry out while walking.
I am sure you are doing your best when releasing new backpacks or new versions of the old ones. I am also sure you have experienced hikers to test them in advance. And I am also well aware there is no backpack that meets everyone’s expectations. But it there was a perfect Osprey backpack for me it would be the new Levity with side and front mesh pockets, hip belt pockets (even optional extra piece of gear would be fine) and also I would find it great if some extra straps of the same color were available for example for strapping a sleeping mat outside the backpack when needed.
And I also dream of Osprey back pack with roll top closure… but I can happily live without that :-)
I will keep my eye on your web side time to time and maybe one day :-)
A good pack but some niggles
This is a great, lightweight and very comfortable pack that seems durable with the right care. However, I found there were some niggles for me and I had t ask many questions at Osprey. The compression straps don't seem that useable I think elasticated straps would have been more useful and I couldn't get them to work in a useful way despite asking Osprey for help. I think they need to do a video if this is to be deemed a useful function at present. Sack falls over onto its front so you need to be mindful of this, and I could not alter the sternum strap - again I had to ask and apparently is moveable however its very tight and I feel like the buckle wont go over the small hoops so have not managed to adjust this as yet. I think if there was a bit more support and information for these basics that would be good. The niggles and lack of knowledge available keep me from giving it a higher rating.
Osprey Customer Service,
Hi Jus,
Thank you for taking the time to write a review for the Levity 45.
We have taken on board your feedback regarding the adjustment of the sternum strap and we are working alongside our Videographer to create a short video tutorial to help users with this specific feature. However, in the meantime, we are more than happy to make a short video for you to send via email, showing you how you can adjust your sternum strap.
In terms of the compression straps and the pack falling over, sometimes this can be helped by the way that the pack is packed. To help you, we have a handy Packing Guide that you might want to take a look at. I'll also pass on all your feedback to our Design Team for consideration as we're always looking for ways we can improve our products.
You mentioned requiring some assistance with a few other features - we have a Levity Owner's Manual that we think you would benefit from. Alternatively, you can always get in touch with us directly by emailing care@ospreyeurope.com.
Regards,
Osprey Customer Service
Reconocimiento del Levity 45:
UKC - Top 10 Outdoor
- Bolsillo frontal de tela con fuelle
- Compatible con la Reserva Hidráulica y Reserva Hidráulica LT
- Cordones de amarre
- Bolsillos laterales con tejido de doble acceso con cinta de compresión InsideOut™
- Cadenas duales y frontales que ofrecen la flexibilidad de diferentes opciones de ajuste
- Cinturón de cadera y arnés de malla BioStretch
- Funda interna de hidratación
- Anilla de sujeción interno para las llaves
- armazón periférica de peso liviano
- Cintas de compresión laterales desmontables
- correa para el esternón con silbato de emergencia
- Acceso a la solapa superior
- Panel posterior ventilado y ultraligero de malla suspendida AirSpeed™
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Perfect
I love him i have the 60 and 45 because they are just perfect
Un Sac surprenant, idéal pour les "Backpackers" qui cherchent la légèreté.
Je suis parti sur l'île de La Réunion en ce mois de septembre pour découvrir la vie créole à travers le GRR2. C'est un sentier de grande randonnée qui traverse l'île de part en part, de Saint Denis (Nord) à Basse Vallée (sud de l'île)
Environ 140 km pour découvrir Le Cirque de mafate, de Cilaos, Le Piton des Neiges, Le Volcan de La Fournaise et ensuite le Littoral.
Le sac de 45L est très léger et dès que l'on a bien comprit le fonctionnement de chaque sangle, chaque poche cela devient un véritable plaisir.
L'accès au contenu principal est rapide, mes 2 poches à eau étaient disposées dans la poche extérieur et facilement accessible pour être remplies. Des accroches extérieures sont possibles et facile. La solidité du sac, rien a redire, Rien a craqué. Il faut faire attention, être méticuleux et prendre un peu soin de ces affaires et alors tout se déroule a merveille.
J'avais une "raincover" pour protéger le tout de la pluie. Les bretelles sont à mon goût suffisamment rembourrées, je leurs reprochent juste ce petit détail, pas de passant pour les mains afin de soulager un petit peu les épaules. Au niveau du dos, il est aéré via un filet. Un autre petit détail, le sac ne tiendra pas debout tout seul mais on s'y fait assez vite et on s'adapte. Bref J'adore mon compagnon de voyage et il a été fidèle.
Environ 140 km pour découvrir Le Cirque de mafate, de Cilaos, Le Piton des Neiges, Le Volcan de La Fournaise et ensuite le Littoral.
Le sac de 45L est très léger et dès que l'on a bien comprit le fonctionnement de chaque sangle, chaque poche cela devient un véritable plaisir.
L'accès au contenu principal est rapide, mes 2 poches à eau étaient disposées dans la poche extérieur et facilement accessible pour être remplies. Des accroches extérieures sont possibles et facile. La solidité du sac, rien a redire, Rien a craqué. Il faut faire attention, être méticuleux et prendre un peu soin de ces affaires et alors tout se déroule a merveille.
J'avais une "raincover" pour protéger le tout de la pluie. Les bretelles sont à mon goût suffisamment rembourrées, je leurs reprochent juste ce petit détail, pas de passant pour les mains afin de soulager un petit peu les épaules. Au niveau du dos, il est aéré via un filet. Un autre petit détail, le sac ne tiendra pas debout tout seul mais on s'y fait assez vite et on s'adapte. Bref J'adore mon compagnon de voyage et il a été fidèle.
Levity 45
Me and my girlfriend we are very happy users of Exos 58 and Exos 48 (mark I) backpacks, we love them for their breathable and very comfortable mesh back panels, large side and front mesh pockets, and many little tie outs, compression straps etc. And as we are downsizing our hiking equipment I was delighted when the new Levity was released. However I got a little disappointed when I got to try one out. Just like the new Exos 2018 (mark II) version I am missing the hip belt pockets. I know it is some extra weight but we find them very useful for all those small bits like trekking pole tip protectors, compass etc. etc. OK, we could live without them but I would find it very useful at least if they were available as an optional extra piece of gear to buy.
But what I am missing much more are the side and front mesh pockets (just like the EXOS mark II backpacks that have less mesh than mark I). I believe there is a reason why you decided to make Levity side and front pockets from rigid fabric, but it stopped me from getting the Levity packs for us. The “old” Exos I mesh pockets hold everything in its place safely. Each side pocket is big and strong enough to carry even 2pcs of 1,5L pet bottle (we regularly carry just one in each pocket but sometimes you need to carry more water). And the front mesh pocket is more importantly perfect for all the wet pieces of wear and gear allowing them to dry out while walking.
I am sure you are doing your best when releasing new backpacks or new versions of the old ones. I am also sure you have experienced hikers to test them in advance. And I am also well aware there is no backpack that meets everyone’s expectations. But it there was a perfect Osprey backpack for me it would be the new Levity with side and front mesh pockets, hip belt pockets (even optional extra piece of gear would be fine) and also I would find it great if some extra straps of the same color were available for example for strapping a sleeping mat outside the backpack when needed.
And I also dream of Osprey back pack with roll top closure… but I can happily live without that :-)
I will keep my eye on your web side time to time and maybe one day :-)
But what I am missing much more are the side and front mesh pockets (just like the EXOS mark II backpacks that have less mesh than mark I). I believe there is a reason why you decided to make Levity side and front pockets from rigid fabric, but it stopped me from getting the Levity packs for us. The “old” Exos I mesh pockets hold everything in its place safely. Each side pocket is big and strong enough to carry even 2pcs of 1,5L pet bottle (we regularly carry just one in each pocket but sometimes you need to carry more water). And the front mesh pocket is more importantly perfect for all the wet pieces of wear and gear allowing them to dry out while walking.
I am sure you are doing your best when releasing new backpacks or new versions of the old ones. I am also sure you have experienced hikers to test them in advance. And I am also well aware there is no backpack that meets everyone’s expectations. But it there was a perfect Osprey backpack for me it would be the new Levity with side and front mesh pockets, hip belt pockets (even optional extra piece of gear would be fine) and also I would find it great if some extra straps of the same color were available for example for strapping a sleeping mat outside the backpack when needed.
And I also dream of Osprey back pack with roll top closure… but I can happily live without that :-)
I will keep my eye on your web side time to time and maybe one day :-)
A good pack but some niggles
This is a great, lightweight and very comfortable pack that seems durable with the right care. However, I found there were some niggles for me and I had t ask many questions at Osprey. The compression straps don't seem that useable I think elasticated straps would have been more useful and I couldn't get them to work in a useful way despite asking Osprey for help. I think they need to do a video if this is to be deemed a useful function at present. Sack falls over onto its front so you need to be mindful of this, and I could not alter the sternum strap - again I had to ask and apparently is moveable however its very tight and I feel like the buckle wont go over the small hoops so have not managed to adjust this as yet. I think if there was a bit more support and information for these basics that would be good. The niggles and lack of knowledge available keep me from giving it a higher rating.
Osprey Customer Service,
Hi Jus,
Thank you for taking the time to write a review for the Levity 45.
We have taken on board your feedback regarding the adjustment of the sternum strap and we are working alongside our Videographer to create a short video tutorial to help users with this specific feature. However, in the meantime, we are more than happy to make a short video for you to send via email, showing you how you can adjust your sternum strap.
In terms of the compression straps and the pack falling over, sometimes this can be helped by the way that the pack is packed. To help you, we have a handy Packing Guide that you might want to take a look at. I'll also pass on all your feedback to our Design Team for consideration as we're always looking for ways we can improve our products.
You mentioned requiring some assistance with a few other features - we have a Levity Owner's Manual that we think you would benefit from. Alternatively, you can always get in touch with us directly by emailing care@ospreyeurope.com.
Regards,
Osprey Customer Service
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Reconocimiento del Levity 45:
UKC - Top 10 Outdoor
Características
- Bolsillo frontal de tela con fuelle
- Compatible con la Reserva Hidráulica y Reserva Hidráulica LT
- Cordones de amarre
- Bolsillos laterales con tejido de doble acceso con cinta de compresión InsideOut™
- Cadenas duales y frontales que ofrecen la flexibilidad de diferentes opciones de ajuste
- Cinturón de cadera y arnés de malla BioStretch
- Funda interna de hidratación
- Anilla de sujeción interno para las llaves
- armazón periférica de peso liviano
- Cintas de compresión laterales desmontables
- correa para el esternón con silbato de emergencia
- Acceso a la solapa superior
- Panel posterior ventilado y ultraligero de malla suspendida AirSpeed™
