Osprey Exos 58 Review: The 2 lb 13 oz Pack That Carries 35 lb
The Exos 58 is a real frame and a ventilated back at 2 lb 13.4 oz, for 25 to 35 lb loads. Buy it in that window; skip it for ultralight kits or heavy hauls.
The Exos 58 is a real frame and a ventilated back at 2 lb 13.4 oz, for 25 to 35 lb loads. Buy it in that window; skip it for ultralight kits or heavy hauls.
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