Til leie - Osprey Argon 85 L ryggsekk

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Priser:

150 kr for en helg (fre - søn)

300 kr for en uke

450 kr for 2 uker

Depositum 1000 kr.

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Utdrag fra en anmeldelse på engelsk:

Summary

Described by Osprey as "a favorite of weekend warriors to elite mountaineers," I tested a 2010 Argon 85 expedition pack. The 2010 model is the third generation version of this pack.

The Argon 85 (loaned by Osprey for the duration of the test) comes in three frame sizes: medium, large, and extra large, with the two larger frames having slightly bigger capacities. I tested a medium frame, which has a 5,100-cubic inch capacity. Hip belts are available in small, medium, large, and extra large.

I weighed my Argon 85 pack at 6.1 pounds (2.78 kg), matching Osprey's published weight.

The Argon 85 is the middle size in the Argon pack series. The other Argon packs are the 70 and the 110(the numbers indicating the nominal capacity in liters of a medium frame). The Xenon 70 and 85 are the comparable women's versions.

My testing included multi-day backcountry ski and snowshoe trips, shorter "dry-weather” trips, and a number of day hikes, all with large loads. A sled with a large load was hauled during one ski tour.

As with the three Osprey packs Barbara (my wife and frequent backcountry companion) and I own, the Argon proved well made with an excellent fit and was very comfortable under load. The Argon's fit is due to its well-designed adjustability and, most important, the thermoformable hip belt, which allows you to custom heat mold the BioForm CM hip belt.

There are a few quibbles, even with this pack. For an expedition pack, the two side pockets are not adequate for a 1-liter water bottle with an insulating cozy or for supporting pickets or snow wands.

Additionally, the provision for an internal hydration system, well-thought out for warm weather use, is not really adequate for extended treks in sub-freezing weather.

A lesser quibble, due to a slight misjudgment on my part, is that the 85 proved too small for the intended part of my testing in Antarctica.

Unique Features:

zipper pulls usable with insulated expedition gloves

side zip access for main and secondary compartments, in addition to top access

removable AquaSource ReCurve hydration pouch

removable top pocket/lumbar pack with dual compartments

thermoformable waist belt

compression via internal strap, Z-threaded side straps, and StraightJacket back compression

emergency whistle built into the sternum strap

Leave No Trace principles printed at top of the main compartment in English and French (no excuses!)

ice tool and ski loops with elastic tie-downs

Pros:

excellent fit (particularly when using an experienced pack fitter)

plenty of adjustments for varying size loads and conditions

large capacity for three-season trips

multiple attachment options

Cons:

side pockets not useful for a water bottle inside a cozy, pickets, or wands

load lifter straps a bit tricky when pack is heavily loaded

emergency whistle use requires sternum strap to be unbuckled for access

thermoformable BioForm CM waist belt is fairly rigid, requiring extra space in a car or on an airline, and requiring some care when putting pack on

custom heat molding of the BioForm CM waist belt should be done by a trained pack fitter

Best For: Hauling big loads long distances

Les hele anmeldelsen og se flere bilder her: https://www.trailspace.com/gear/osprey/argon-85/