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 Ariel 75 Backpack (Women's) $279.95 |
 Astro Courier Bag $88.95 |
 Elroy Courier Bag $98.95 |
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 Exos 34 Lightweight Backpack $148.95 |
 Exos 58 Lightweight Backpack $218.95 |
 Flapjill Courier Bag (Women's) $88.95 |
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 Flapjill Daypack (Women's) $88.95 |
 Float Courier Bag $78.95 |
 Glide Deluxe Laptop Case $68.95 |
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 Helix Daypack $68.95 |
 Meridian 22 Wheeled Luggage $298.95 |
 Meridian 28 Wheeled Luggage $328.95 |
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Osprey creates outstanding packs for broad range of functions. Their focus when designing a pack is on fit, function, quality and value. Every pack they manufacture is designed to fit the body like a tailored piece of clothing, carry its load in balance and comfort, deliver long service thanks to quality materials and extremely careful construction, and do all this at a price that offers true value.
Osprey has no aspirations to dominate any market, since that usually means building middle-of-the-road products. They want the freedom to experiment with radical new designs and find ways to improve the breed. They want to build great packs for folks who know the difference, and they want to build those backpacks themselves (Osprey is the only major pack manufacturer that makes its packs entirely in the United States), so they can guarantee the quality of anything bearing the Osprey label.
Osprey has no aspirations to dominate any market, since that usually means building middle-of-the-road products. They want the freedom to experiment with radical new designs and find ways to improve the breed. They want to build great packs for folks who know the difference, and they want to build those backpacks themselves (Osprey is the only major pack manufacturer that makes its packs entirely in the United States), so they can guarantee the quality of anything bearing the Osprey label.