Osprey Radial 34 - $149.74 with Free Shipping (or $2.10 ParcelPoint Pickup) & Lifetime Warranty @ Wiggle.com.au (New Customers)

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MitchAustralia13 on 02/05/2019 - 09:14 wiggle.com.au (834 clicks)
Last edited 02/05/2019 - 10:30 by 2 other users

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I've been in the market for a backpack which can handle everything I need for daily cycling commutes to and from work. I needed something which could hold my work clothes, shoes, 15" laptop, breakfast, lunch, water bottle and other items. It had to be suitable for all weather conditions. After doing my research, I decided on the Osprey Radial 34.

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Pricing

• AU $169.99 - List Price AU$254.00 (Save 33%)
• AU $149.74 - Apply Coupon Code 'NEWAU' ($20 Discount for new customers only)
• AU $146.07 - 2.45% Cashback via ShopBack

Features

• 34 Litre Volume
• Adjustable AirSpeed™ trampoline suspended mesh backsystem
• Separate top zip access to padded laptop and tablet sleeves
• Main compartment with document sleeve and mesh pockets
• Built-in, high visibility raincover
• Front panel organization pocket
• LidLock™ helmet attachment
• Dual access front panel zippered shoe pocket
• Front panel stretch shove-it pocket sized for U-locks
• Stretch side panel water bottle pocket
• Blinker light attachment
• Reflective detail on front panel
• Zippered heat-embossed top pocket
• Zippered heat-embossed side panel pocket with retractable keychain
• Integrated kickstand keeps pack upright and accessible
• Lower side compression straps

Liters: 34
Kilograms: 1.51
Centimeters: 54h x 33w x 34d

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  penadillo on 02/05/2019 - 10:00

  +2

  I have this bag and it is really great for commuting by bike. This is a good price too.

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  Hogg on 02/05/2019 - 10:55

  Would this be good for overseas travel as a carry-on and moving between hotels?

  I'm guessing it's a bit cumbersome as a day bag?

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    DirtySteve on 02/05/2019 - 14:43

    I bought this as a bike bag, but I still prefer my Deuter Trans Alpine.

    However, I have repurposed the Osprey as a travel bag, and for that it is very good.

    The Osprey does feel significantly larger than the Deuter (34L vs 30L) but it is not as comfortable to carry.

    I really like that the Osprey has an internal frame structure that allows it to stand on its own.

    Technically, at 54H x 33W x 34D (cm) it is a bit wide for carry on (which should be more like 56H x 36W x 23D (cm)) but I have not had any issues to date.

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      Hogg on 02/05/2019 - 16:58

      +2

      Thanks for the review DirtySteve. Nice username lol.

      I really enjoy OzBargain, not just for the bargains, but for the reviews from members.

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  Supercool on 02/05/2019 - 17:29

  I'm trying to decide between the talon 22 and escapist 25 for a all rounder day hiker backpack for a family of 3.

  I've got an old Deuter Race EXP which I use as a cycling commuter pack and day hike pack (worked for 2 people), however I need something larger to fit kids stuff.

  Any experience out there?

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    DirtySteve on 03/05/2019 - 12:20

    I have the Talon 22 but I don't really like it much. Therefore I don't use it very much. Basically, it is one big sack, and I would prefer several smaller pockets.

    I would recommend you look at the Deuter Trans Alpine. It is 30L but it feels very streamlined and it is incredibly comfortable. 10kg feels like 5kg on your back.

    There is a new Osprey Syncro in 20L size which may be suitable, also.

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      Supercool on 03/05/2019 - 15:30

      sychro looks pretty good for ventilation.