Osprey Packs Quasar Daypack
Description
Big days on the go in the city or down the trail often require the Osprey Quasar Daypack utility and comfort to get 'er done. You'll go the distance with its handy laptop sleeve, convenient front bungee to secure a jacket, and 1800 cu. in. of rambling space. Go big and then go home.
Specifications
- Material 210D nylon double diamond rip, 420D nylon packcloth
- AirScape™ back panel for comfort and support
- Sewn-in mesh over EVA foam harness with load lifters to carry the load comfortably
- 2 side stretch mesh pockets
- Side zip front panel pocket
- 2 large full length side poicket
- Front grab handle
- 2haul loops
- Removable 20 mm (0.787 in.) waist belt
- Panel access main compartment with mesh pocket and document sleeve
- Elasticized laptop sleeve with padded base (compatible with 15.4 in. laptops)
- Front stretch mesh shove-it pocket
- Front stash pocket with mini-organizer
- MP3 pocke
- Sternum strap with whistle buckle
- Padded carry handle
- Single ice axe loop
- One Size
- Volume: 1800 cu in / 30 L
- Weight: 1 lb 14 oz / 86 g
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Review Summary
5 out of 5
3 Reviews
3 out of 3 would recommend to a friend.
Pros
- Build quality: 3
- Great design: 3
- Performance: 2
Durability:
5 / 5
Quality:
5 / 5
Carrying Capacity:
4 / 5
Weight:
2.5 / 5
3 Ratings & Reviews
Durability:
5 / 5
Quality:
5 / 5
CarryingCapacity:
4 / 5
Weight:
2 / 5
February 01, 2012
This is a great backpack and very comfortable. I just used it skiing in Park City, UT and it had more than enough room to carry all my stuff. Even with all my gear in it, it was still thin enough to not push me off the lift.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use
Durability:
5 / 5
Quality:
5 / 5
CarryingCapacity:
4 / 5
Weight:
3 / 5
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August 04, 2011
This Osprey Quasar pack is just awesome, from the build quality to the endless amount of uses.
I've always been a big fan of Osprey packs, they are very high quality, tough as nails, and have real nice styling.
The Quasar is the kitchen sink of packs, great for a trip to school or work then for a weekend hiking trip. Plenty of little pockets arranged around the pack, a padded laptop sleeve inside the large main compartment for a 15"laptop.
Waist straps and a sternum strap to keep the pack nicely secured to your body while traveling. Well designed shoulder straps keep the weight well distributed over your shoulders and back.
All in all can't go wrong with Osprey. If your looking for your do it all weekend trip pack and also good for school go with the Quasar.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance
January 28, 2011
Purchased this as a daypack for our trip to the Galapagos and was very pleased with it. Comfortable when loaded with heavy camera equipment, nice design & good looking.
Pros: Great design, Build quality
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Sizing Chart
Osprey Packs Sizing Chart
Step 1 - Pack Sizing
All Osprey packs, save the transit bags, are available in multiple sizes to fit a range of torso lengths. To find your torso length, have a friend measure your back along the spine from the level of your iliac crest (the top of your hipbones) to your C7 (the knobby bone at the base of your neck).
Step 2 - Hipbelt Sizing
To determine your hipbelt size measure around your hips, not your waist. A properly fitted hipbelt rides centered over the hipbones and needs to be very snug; after all it will be carrying the bulk of the pack's weight. The padded portion should wrap well around your hips, leaving a gap of 3 to 6 inches between the tips of the pads when securely tightened.
Argon Series
Xenon Series
ReCurve suspension and BioForm CM™ A/X components| Torso Length | Pack Size | Hip Measurement | Hipbelt Size |
|---|
| > 22" | XLarge | > 36" | XLarge |
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| 20-22.5" | Large | 33-37" | L or WL |
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| 18-20.5" | Medium | 30-34" | M or WM |
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| 16-18.5" | Small | 27-31" | S or WS |
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| <16.5" | XSmall | < 28" | WXS |
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Aether Series
Ariel Series
AirScape suspension and IsoForm CM™ components| Torso Length | Pack Size | Hip Measurement | Hipbelt Size |
|---|
| > 20" | Large | > 36" | XLarge |
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| 18-20.5" | Medium | 33-37" | L or WL |
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| 18.5"- | Small | 30-34" | M or WM |
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| - | - | 27-31" | S or WS |
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| - | - | < 28" | WXS |
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Atmos & Aura Series
AirSpeed suspension with built-in components
Exos Series
AirSpeed suspension with built-in components
Stratos Series
AirSpeed suspension with built-in components
Kode Series
Built-in Components| Torso Length | Hip Measurement | Pack Size |
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| > 20" | > 33" | Large |
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| 18-20.5" | 30-34" | Medium |
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| < 18.5" | < 31" | Small |
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Kestrel Series
AirScape backpanel and adjustable harness with built-in hipbelt
Talon Series
Torso adjustable harness with built-in hipbelt (fixed harness on Talon 11 and 5)
Manta Series
Built-in harness and hipbelt
Raptor Series
Built-in harness and hipbelt| Torso Length | Hip Measurement | Pack Size |
|---|
| > 19" | - | M/L |
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| < 19" | - | S/M |
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Variant & Mutant Series
Variant & Mutant suspension and hipbelt
(Variant 28 & the Mutant 38 have built-in hipbelts)| Torso Length | Hip Measurement | Pack Size |
|---|
| | >36" | XLarge |
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| > 20" | > 33-37" | Large |
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| 18-20.5" | 30-34" | Medium |
|---|
| < 18.5" | < 31" | Small |
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Waypoint Series
Waypoint Suspension and torso adjustable Waypoint Harness| Torso Length | Hip Measurement | Pack Size |
|---|
| > 20" | > 33" | Large |
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| 18-20.5" | 30-34" | Medium |
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| < 18.5" | < 31" | Small |
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ErgoPull
Nearly all Osprey hipbelts use an exclusive ErgoPull design. It creates mechanical advantage to provide extra leverage in cinching down the hipbelt. The ErgoPull design also draws tension along the top and bottom of the belt, not through the center, so it distributes pressure more evenly over the padding and relieves direct pressure on the hipbones.
Step 3 - Harness
Osprey Crescent & Luna, Aether & Ariel and Waypoint packs offer interchangeable shoulder harnesses. Harness sizing usually corresponds to pack size, but your best bet is to try one on. A properly fit harness should terminate 2 to 3" beneath the armpit. Webbing should not touch the body. By breaking the hook and loop connection and sliding the harness up and down the backpanel the torso length can be adjusted up to 3". (see illustration).
| Men's | SM | MD | Large | XLarge |
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| Women's | WXS | WSM | WM | WL |
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Step 4 - Overall Fit
Once you have the correct size pack, harness and hipbelt, and the torso length set properly, it's time to put some weight in the pack (20 to 30 pounds of well distributed weight will do) and dial in the fit. First, snug down the hipbelt and harness. Connect the sternum strap (A) - position it about 2 inches below your collarbones and snug it down lightly. Finally, tighten the load lifter straps to draw the load solidly against your back. The lift straps (B) should come off your shoulders at a 45 to 60 degree angle in Osprey's ReCurve and Ethereal Suspension packs. In other models these straps serve more as compression straps and ride flatter; they may even angle downwards.
In a good fit, there should be no pressure points and no gaps between your body and the pack. With Osprey's ReCurve packs, final tweaking may involve custom fitting the aluminum stays to your back.
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