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Everyday Organised.
Streamline your lifestyle with the Apogee. This sleek backpack is equipped with a comfortable and close fitting AirScape™ backpanel.
This stylish backpack has the perfect level of organisation for city explorers and those looking to get from A to B quickly. The hidden garaging on the front of the backpack tucks any loose straps neatly away while discrete organisation pockets secure your important belongings.
Weight: 0.8KG
Dimensioni (cm) 50L / 29W / 24D
Tessuto principale 210/420/630D Nylon Dobby Blend
Weight: 0.8 kg
Dimensions (CM): 50L / 29W / 24D
Fabric: 210/420/630D Nylon Dobby Blend
Caratteristiche
- Clip interna per attacco delle chiavi
- El cinturón de malla es removible
- Punto di attacco luce a LED
- Tasca con sistema d'organizzazione nel pannello frontale
- Panel posterior ventilado y ultraligero de malla suspendida AirSpeed™
- Guaina imbottita per laptop e tablet
- Cinghie di compressione laterale
- Tasche laterali a rete elasticizzate
- Tasche antigraffio con zip per occhiali da sole e dispositivi elettronici
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So far so goodBought this as a day bag for commuting and maybe some traveling. Seems like a very sturdy build and it feels light even when packed. It also has plenty of pockets and a good clasp system. Only reason I won't give it a five is the price, I do feel like at this point I'm paying a bit of 'Osprey-tax'...
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Like a big slipper for your back.Replaced a daylight plus.
Used for just over a week for work, and am more than happy.
First time I used it in anger, it was quite full and weighty, placed on my back and it felt like it wasn’t there. Would recommend this pack in a heartbeat.
Only recommendation I would make is that the middle section have a double zip the same as the main section.
Good work Osprey.Data:
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Very good productGood product and good value, very sturdy.
Usable for commuting with your laptop as well as going for excursions (although more focused toward the first one).
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perfect for travelVery comfortable and functional, suitable for both, excursions and the city.
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Good upgrade for comute backpackSurprisingly light and sleek design (I already own Radial 26). I don't miss the rain cover, I borrow it from the former backpack. What is worth mentioning is that the two side pockets labelled as for water recipients can be used for virtually anything that fits them. What you put inside doesn't go out by itself.
The laptop compartment has also good mechanical isolation.Data:
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Smart, functional, maybe a little too stripped back9 years ago I bought Osprey's Comet - a 28L 'everyday/commute' pack. It was my first Osprey and we went on a whirlwind affair. Years later it was over. And off it went to Osprey's repair service. In came the 28L Apogee. It wasn't just the lack of dirt and broken straps - this is a smart bit of kit.
I love the side pocket design, the functional access and the lack of mesh! Loving the water repellent finish, strap stow-away and the overall look - it makes the old Comet look very strappy and dated - so all good there. For a primarily urban pack it certainly looks the part - the 'Cypress green' is more towards to the grey end of the shade.
I'm a bit surprised that it has less internal pockets than the Comet - that model had a really useful pocket right at the opening of the main compartment. Externally the Comet also two front face compartments. The Apogee instead has a seperate second large compartment. What I miss is somewhere to put bike pieces or rain cover and keep them out of the way. A slim compartment on the face served this very well. The Comet also had a front face carry handle in addition to the one at the top which was surprisingly useful. Not sure why when so much is stripped back Osprey continue with a waist strap - I'm glad it comes off and can't imagine it ever being used.
So the Apogee looks very much a stylish bag and the old Comet looked like a backpack. I think one additional slim compartment, better (zipped) internal organisers and an included rain cover (tho the cover from my 12L Syncro fits it) would get this to 5/5 for me - but I'm happy with it for sure.Data:
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A very good backpackThe best backpack ever. I find "apogee 20" an exceptional backpack. Light, practical and comfortable. Much better than imagined. Very resistant braces, fabrics and zips. Excellent for daily movements, even by bike. It is my second osprey backpack and I chose "apogee 20" for the materials and quality found. We'll see how it behaves over time
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The best backpackThe best backpack ever. I find IT an exceptional backpack. Light, practical and comfortable. Much better than imagined. Very resistant braces, fabrics and zips. Excellent for daily movements, even by bike. It is my second osprey backpack (Farpoint 40) and I chose "APOGEE" for the materials and quality OSPREY signed. We'll see how it behaves over time.
Thank you Osprey.Data:
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I like this daysack. Really, really good to carry. Access is a little difficult.This is the first daysack that I’ve found really compromises well on the features I was looking for. I wanted something which was as good to carry as a first class day hiker (like the Talon 22), but was actually designed with access to technology in mind. This ticked both those boxes well. It’s comfortable, rigid on the back, breathable and does definitely offer up quick access to a tablet, laptop and smaller bits from the two non-main compartments.
I only have two bits of feedback for improvement. First, the storm flaps on the zips are pretty chunky, and I think it slows down opening and closing the bag. Second, I find it difficult to access the bottom of the main compartment, particularly if the secondary compartment is packed out, which makes stowing big items like jackets a bit tricky in a hurry. The effect of the second point is that, often, the bottom of the main compartment isn’t packed out even when there’s kit in the compartment which I’ve tried to put there in a hurry.
I said the points were minor. I think this is a great all rounder.Data:
