Whats the difference between the two sizes? Im about 5'10" &amp; 185 lbs, would this pack fit?
588138
I believe its the overall volume not the size. They should fit the same but the 14 holds more junk in total. It's bulky and not so slim but fits great and works great too
46865
I'm thinking you should get the small.. I am 5'9" and 145 lbs. and ordered a large it was snug so ordered the extra large which was a much better fit.
23092
Older models came in S/M/L. Current year model is S/M and M/L. the risgh sized pack depends n your torso length. Check out http://www.ospreypacks.com/en/web/sizing_and_fitting. My torso length 15 right between the two sizes at 20.5 so I went with the small. It adjusts perfectly and is really comfortable on long all day hikes.
608658
I think that you will find this rolling backpack fits very well. There is a lot of ability to loosen and tighten the straps. I prefer to toll this bag most of the time to save my shoulders but when I'm in a city or walking up to a building I sometimes wear it as a backpack and it works well. I am 5'8" and I have to adjust the straps pretty tight. I hope this helps.
98428
I'm 5'9" 200....and had no problem with this pack on a 10 mile (each way) hike. That may or may not apply to you though. Good luck.
49034
I think it's for someone smaller. I am 5'4 and it fits me perfectly. It is adjustable, but it's a pretty small pack. Just my thoughts on it.
2171368
NO. Bought for my wife who is the SAME measurments as you and it did not work very well as it's non-adjustable. You'll need a pack that's adjustable if you're not going to go into a store to physically try on for best fit. Getting a pack that doesn't fit right is the best way to ruin a hiking/trekking/backpacking trip, TRUST ME.
2129082
My husband is also 5'9" and weighs more than you do. The pack is comfortable and also adjustable, fits well. You should be fine!
738221
I am 5'4" and have been nothing but pleased with the pack. It is very comfortable for any sized person, and I highly recommend it!
106868
I am pretty much the same size and the pack fits just fine for me. Shouldn't be a problem.
2958
It should definitely fit you. I'm 5'7" 185 & it fits with plenty of room and adjustments.
314537
Hey, Devyn. Sorry for the delayed response! I don't think you'll have any problems with the fit. One of the great things about this pack is how much it can be adjusted. Not only can you tighten or loosen the chest and waist straps, but you can do the same for each of the shoulder straps. I just measured the pack, itself, and it comes in right around 15" lengthwise. If you want to get an idea of how it might sit, have a friend tape a piece of legal paper to the back of your shirt(preferably without the words "kick me" written on it). The pack will be marginally bigger both horizontally and vertically, but you'll at least get an idea of how much space it will take up while wearing it which might help you make a decision. Hope this helps; let me know how it works out for you!
105546
I'm 6ft. 195lbs and it's seems fairly large on me. With both bags full the weight tends to move the harness a bit. I don't know if they have different sizes or not.
375510
I have a 36" waist and there is plenty of room left over. It may be a snug fit, but it should work for you. Great pack and definitely worth the money!
462279
Hard to say - the pack is 18-1/2 inches in length, but would hang down further when the straps are over your shoulder. I find it one of the most comfortable packs I've owned even when I have camera, lens, iPad, water. It is more narrow than most packs. But, I am 6'1".
2219035
There is only one size for that pack. I'm 6'2" and it didn't fit. Probably best for 5'10" or less.
1067367
medium with slight adjustment capability; I didn't care for this pack, I am 5' 9" with a 44 in waist and I doubt this would fit any larger than a 36, even if you are thin, look elsewhere. I use the cheap Everest 24" pack with an internal stiffener made of foamboard wrapped in duct tape.