Osprey Savu Lumbar Hydration Pack (2020 Model)
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Shuyu Guo
> 3 dayBest thing Ive ever bought for MTB. Fits a small pump, tube, phone, multi tool and plenty of other things. Water bottles remain in even under hard jumps. From time to time I hit the bottle on the saddle but its still 10x better than carrying a backpack or having to maintain a bladder.
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travis
> 3 dayMy main concern with this pack was that it would feel really awkward and unbalanced when one bottle was empty. This wasnt the case, and honestly the pack keeps the weight so close to you that you dont really notice the weight of the water much at all. At first the pack moved up and down a lot, I found that lowering it onto my hip bones and strapping it down pretty tight kept it securely in place. The storage is a bit small, but Im able to fit all of my essentials in here. I can fit a wind jacket, multitool, spare bike tube, small med kit, a few odds and ends, and a good amount of snacks. This is like the 5th Osprey pack Ive owned in the last few years, they are quality. My hiking pack has lasted me for nearly 6 years and looks good as new, my 3 year old bike backpack has survived all of my worst spills. I can say the build quality from their other packs certainly seems to have manifested itself in this one, and I expect it to last for many years to come. ALSO the people who say their waterbottles are falling out didnt read the instructions. There is a little loop in the bottle holder that snaps into place with 2 snap buttons on each side. This holds your bottle over the strap. Also the shock cord might eventually give out, but its a pretty easy repair. I was never worried about my water bottles coming loose, they seem pretty snug.
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bob
> 3 dayThis is the first and only fanny pack Ill ever own. Storage capacity is fantastic and the price is right for what it is... Dont throw $80 - $100 at your local bike shop or some hot shot brand name for the same product!
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Christina Smith
> 3 dayMy husband loves this pack. He goes riding in the mountain trails and says this pack is great!
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missouri girl
> 3 dayGrand Son was so excited to have his own. He had been using a friend’s. Great gift idea
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Ryan Smith
> 3 dayI was unsure if I wanted this at first, but now I will never go back to a backpack. It’s the perfect size, not too large or too small. After 15 mins, I didn’t even notice it was on. And the water bottles do stay in.
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R. Morgan
> 3 dayVery comfortable, but the side zippers dont close as easily as I would like.
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marcelo
> 3 dayhaha
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R. Jeffery
> 3 dayI tried this pack as well as the Osprey Packs Dyna Solo Womens Running Hydration Waistbelt (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JHFFKHK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and PYFK Running Belt Hydration Waist Pack with Water Bottle Holder (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MMSKBKS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I bought these packs as a way to carry water and snacks when I take my dog hiking with me. This pack was just huge for my 5ft 5in, 115lb frame. I only put one water bottle in the holster and it was still uncomfortable. The pack itself wrapped all the way around and the pockets went all the way to my hipbones which didnt help with the comfort level. It does have a LOT of storage space and Osprey is still my go to pack supplier but this one just isnt good for my size. The pack itself seems to be great quality which is why I rate it highly, it just isnt perfect for me specifically.
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Di22sol
Greater than one weekWas bent in half in package, was not able yo uncrease it, zipper was hard to zip closed, very stiff. Not one of their better products. I still think Osprey has the best products though.