Description
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| Strap Type |
Chest Strap, Adjustable |
| Capacity |
360 Milliliters |
| Pocket Description |
Stash Pocket |
| Number Of Pockets |
3 |
| Tank Volume |
7.2E+2 Milliliters |
| Manufacturer |
Osprey |
| UPC |
843820167986 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H |
14.41 x 10.63 x 2.83 inches |
| Package Weight |
0.32 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH |
17 x 13 x 3 inches |
| Brand Name |
Osprey |
| Warranty Description |
All Mighty Guarantee |
| Model Name |
Duro LT |
| Suggested Users |
mens |
| Part Number |
10005457 |
| Included Components |
1 Hydration Vest & 2 Soft Flasks |
| Size |
Large |
Vehicle information
Available fitment details
Listing compatibility notes
- Speed & Stability - Designed for a close to body fit, Duro/Dyna provides bounce-free fit that's lightweight and stays out of the way of your running goals.
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Repair scenarios, installation, companion parts, and use outcomes
Buying guidance
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Repair scenario
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Installation notes
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Companion parts
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Customer feedback
Ratings and written reviews
4.3 / 5
80 source ratings
Source: Amazon. Imported marketplace feedback is shown for product research and is not a review of a purchase made on this website.
Reviewr0 –
I purchased this pack for running. I’m a reasonably seasoned runner, I’ve done self-sustained 50k distances, races up to 50 miles, plenty of different shorter runs and races as well. I’ve had a few hydration packs and belts over the years, most of which were online purchases that I hadn’t tried on. This is the first one that was problematic to the point that I will likely not use it again. I have a pack that gives me more storage and water for longer distances, I intended this one to be a smaller and compact option, specifically with 2 bottles so I could carry one for a friend as well, for outings around 2.5 hours.The good:The bottles worked well and sat comfortably, regardless of how much water was in them. Others storage was as expected and fine more my needs. I didn’t see any obvious quality issues with the construction either.The bad:The sizing guide is flat out wrong. I measured per their guidance, and found I’m in the middle of the range for a medium. This is consistent, I wear medium shirts and medium pants and have for 25 years. I’m a medium person. But even with the straps fully cinched, this vest fit sloppy. It bounced uncomfortably when I ran. The weight distribution pulled forward, enough to affect my posture and develop back pain. I’m used to some of that 4-5 hours into a long outing, but with this pack I developed it in about 90 minutes. It’s obviously going to skew forward heavy, with the bottles up front and nothing at the back, but I’ve used my long-distance vest in the same configuration and not felt nearly as forward heavy. I think, while probably not the entire problem, the reason it was so problematic was all the movement because of the bad fit. I thought I must have measured wrong, so I got help remeasuring the widest part of my chest, under the armpits – per Osprey’s guidance, and still landed in the middle of the medium range. My feeling is that it also needs more adjustment points to dial in the right fit, but it certainly runs several inches bigger than is indicated, at least on my slightly tall thin guy build. That fit issue makes it unusable for running, likely problematic for hiking too.Conclusion:I could swap it for a small, which the size guide clearly indicates is too small for me, but might actually work. I’m hesitant about sticking with it because of the way the weight sits, and the fact that I don’t feel there are enough adjustment points to help correct that. Keeping the bottles tight to the body would help, and additional straps or elastic panels on the sides would come in handy for dialing in the fit and help control how the weight rides. Maybe I’ll try to Frankenstein it into something useful at some point, but I had high hopes for it and was really disappointed as is.
Dale –
Typical Osprey quality – very satisfied and would recommend.
Luca –
I have been trying to find something cute and easy to carry my water bottle, gels, phone, keys, etc on long runs during the summer for a long time.Here’s my progression:x Flipbelt: Kept riding up, had to adjust while running, very annoying.x Bike shorts with pockets: Kept getting pulled down by the weight; pockets usually small and don’t have zippers.x Janji multipass: Worn over one shoulder, it was secure with the stabilizing strap, but felt unbalanced and annoying (looks cool though). On the waist like a fanny pack, bounced horribly and needed constant adjusting.x Salomon Adv Skin 5 for women: Straps to secure it at the front were confusing and annoying. Also the women’s version had smaller and shallower pockets??? Why do we hate giving women pockets. Too expensive for how much I hated the design.Finally led me to this one! I’m size M (6/8) in most women’s clothes and the Small vest was adjustable and fit perfect. Long straps means it should fit a wide range of sizes. Two easy straps across the chest, one zipper pocket big enough for a phone, two deep water bottle pockets, and two shallower pockets for gu and stuff. At half the price of Salomon. I LOVE it! It’s comfortable to wear over just a sports bra without chafing, looks cute, doesn’t bounce, zero complaints. I don’t use the waterbottles these came with, instead I use the ones that are made for the flipbelt (which do annoyingly leak, but are otherwise secure in this vest even when empty).Hope it lasts!
Tyler –
The craftmanship and choice of materials is fantastic. The fit is great while standing and light movement. However, for extended runs the vest chafes my neck and is extremely irritating.
Matty’s Store –
Déjà fait 90km et j’adore 🙂
Tommy Veillette –
Amazing ultra light running vest. Used it for some ultra and happy with it.
Ashleigh –
Comfortable and well built. I like the design. Just finished a 13.1 with it and no chafing. It stayed in place even with one bottle of water, my phone, my keys and 2 gels.
Christopher Stowe –
Excellent product! Plenty of room for gels, phone, keys etc.My only complaint which is super trivial, is that when the soft flasks are empty, they tend pop out a bit which is slightly annoying.
Seth Crow –
Missing a water bottle
Grace –
Perfect for long runs and hikes. Its lightweight and even when the water bottles are full, the vest is comfortable while moving. There is no chafing on bare skin and has enough storage for keys or wallet.
Maddie Gervais –
I bought this for my boyfriend for his half marathon. He loves it because it fits water and his phone and has space for anything else he really needs, but it’s still so lightweight and not clunky at all. Great quality, too.
BearKnife –
Worked fantastic for an ultra. I felt / fit very light , breathable and I really like the color. I was able to fit enough snacks in the pockets and the zippers are a MUST!!! Bottles were good and like that they weren’t rigid. Definitely a great vest to use.
Shrop –
I would love to give it 5 stars but they only included one zip pocket on the left side. There’s no reason there shouldn’t be one on the other side even if smaller.Other than that works great. Light and breathable. Water bottles do what they’re supposed to do