

Osprey Savu Lumbar Hydration Pack (2020 Model)
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Lucas C.
Greater than one weekAwesome bag I wear it while trail riding on my enduro I keep a hydration bladder (that I had to buy separate) in it. It fits great and holds up really well
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Miss Ruthie Wyman
> 3 dayI got this to take on hikes with my dog. I have an osprey backpack but in the summer i dont need to carry much but never have pockets in my pants so I needed something. This has been perfect and had enough room to carry my phone, keys, sunglasses, a snack, dog poop bags, and two water bottles. Thats my minimum. Ive also taken it camping to be able to keep things on me and I can fit my 9mm springfield subcompact, my phone, keys, a small knife, bug spray.... You can really pack this thing if needed! I love it and its so comfy. My favorite part is the buckle. Its large and super easy to operate which is important for me.
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Chuck Seely
Greater than one weekThis pack is great. I was using an Osprey stratos 34 and it was great for hiking but not so much for MTB. I went with this pack to carry my first aid, pump, folding knife, clif bar, keys, wallet, cell phone, zip ties and two 24oz polar bottles. I have added a small nite ize carabiner to attach my gloves and a section of bungee cord with a cord lock for a hard shell jacket. Can’t go wrong with Osprey and their unconditional lifetime warranty.
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bob
Greater than one weekThis 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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Anjali Pacocha
Greater than one weekUse this for downhill skiing to carry ID, snacks, and water. Works perfect!!
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Oldfart
> 3 daySuper nice pack! A little on the small side, but that is what I wanted. Its enough for a few hours long hike with needed essentials. Very comfortable and really made well with high quality materials. I havent ridden with it yet, but its great for hiking.
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Kimmy D.
> 3 dayThis is the second pack I had sent that was defective. I exchanged the first one, this one I am getting a refund and will try another model hiking pack. This was very disappointing, I have other Osprey products and they are top quality, this one was not ! The water bottle holder is suppose to snap into place, the snaps are broke and this was the same defect on the exchange pack, and the same side. Do not order this product. I will write Osprey myself , they are know for good customer service, and warranty all their products. This is the first time I have had a product of theirs be defective, and my gear takes a beating mountain biking.
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Linsey Rimmer
> 3 dayThis is a GREAT bag. Perfect size. I can fit my wallet, sunglasses, keys, and makeup (as well as some extra snacks and treats for my dog. All the pockets are easily accessible and the zippers never accidentally come open. It definitely can be worn in many different ways. I’ll even sling it over my shoulder and wear it like a crossbody bag if I’m bendin a lot and don’t want it around my waist. But when I do wear it around my waist, I’ll even attach my dogs leash to it and it’s just an awesome hands free option. I’m using this as my everyday bag.
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Lori Everson
> 3 dayAlright, so this pack was designed for cycling, but I’ll be honest with you, I don’t cycle much these days. Instead, I take this pack on hikes! I found it to be perfect for 2-6 hour hikes. It carries two water bottles and has plenty of storage space for keys, wallet, phone/camera, and snacks. I prefer this pack for short hikes over traditional backpacks because it allows air to reach my back and makes it that much easier to regulate my body tempearature. Thanks Osprey! I’m sure its great for cycling too.
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Jay
> 3 dayIve used Osprey backpacks for mountain biking for years and bought this pack based on my previous positive experiences with the company. Unfortunately, after one ride, Ive returned it. The two main issues are the water bottle holders. First of all, the lone strap underneath the bottle to keep it from sliding out the bottom is stitched off to the side, not directly under the middle of the bottle. The bottles will stay in place while the pack is on due to compression, but while youre attaching the pack to your waist, its hard to keep them from sliding out. This leads to issue #2 - There is no possible way to put the bottles back into the pack without taking it off your waist. Seriously Osprey?? The sleeves are behind your back and are very tight/compressed while the pack is attached to your waist. While I thought it may be difficult to put them back while riding, I sadly found out you cant even do it while stopped. A truly poor design; please spend your money on a pack thats better designed.