Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Here is my review of Osprey's lightest backpacking bag, the Osprey Levity 60 backpack. This is some serious ultralight backpacking gear. The Osprey Levity 60 weighs just 870 grams yet is still a 60L backpack.
Despite the ultralight backpack weight, the Osprey Levity 60 is still very comfortable to wear and retains the excellent Airspeed back, comfy shoulder straps and hip belt and includes lots of adjustment too.
The Osprey Levity 60L can be purchased here: hardloop.co.uk/product/11076-osprey-levity-60-trekking-backpack
The Osprey Exos 58 can be purchased here: tidd.ly/3ZcKrae
The NEW Osprey Exos 55 Pro can be purchased here: tidd.ly/3m5CepS
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This is what they say:
The pinnacle in terms of performance in the world of ultra light hiking packs.
Osprey's Levity 60 Backpack has been designed from the ground up to offer you one thing, an ultra lightweight back packing experience with all of the bells and literal whistles you get from backpacks significantly heavier.
Osprey can achieve this buy using advanced NanoFly™ material on the exterior providing a strong abrasion resistant surface all constructed around 30D Siliconised Nylon which offers a great strength to weight ratio.
Combine this with an ultralight version of Osprey's Airspeed™ suspended mesh backpanel which keeps you cool and comfortable on the trail as well as the ExoForm™ hipbelt and harness providing you with a highly effective load transfer into your body's strongest money.
Keep your gear accessible and also secure with a top pocket with a drawcord access covered by a lid, two side pockets and one large front pocket.
Bellowed front fabric pocket
Hydration compatible
Dual front daisy chains
Internal Key Attachment
Removable side compression cord
Weight: 0.87kg (MD)
Maximum Dimensions (cm): 72 x 40 x 33
Main Fabric: NanoFly UHMWPE Ripstop x 100D HT Nylon
If you are into your hiking, backpacking and wild camping please SUBSCRIBE @BackpackingUK
Thanks, Andy.
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Here is my review of Osprey's lightest backpacking bag, the Osprey Levity 60 backpack. This is some serious ultralight backpacking gear. The Osprey Levity 60 weighs just 870 grams yet is still a 60L backpack.
Despite the ultralight backpack weight, the Osprey Levity 60 is still very comfortable to wear and retains the excellent Airspeed back, comfy shoulder straps and hip belt and includes lots of adjustment too.
The Osprey Levity 60L can be purchased here: hardloop.co.uk/product/11076-osprey-levity-60-trekking-backpack
The Osprey Exos 58 can be purchased here: tidd.ly/3ZcKrae
The NEW Osprey Exos 55 Pro can be purchased here: tidd.ly/3m5CepS
Follow me Instagram page here: instagram.com/backpacking_uk
This is what they say:
The pinnacle in terms of performance in the world of ultra light hiking packs.
Osprey's Levity 60 Backpack has been designed from the ground up to offer you one thing, an ultra lightweight back packing experience with all of the bells and literal whistles you get from backpacks significantly heavier.
Osprey can achieve this buy using advanced NanoFly™ material on the exterior providing a strong abrasion resistant surface all constructed around 30D Siliconised Nylon which offers a great strength to weight ratio.
Combine this with an ultralight version of Osprey's Airspeed™ suspended mesh backpanel which keeps you cool and comfortable on the trail as well as the ExoForm™ hipbelt and harness providing you with a highly effective load transfer into your body's strongest money.
Keep your gear accessible and also secure with a top pocket with a drawcord access covered by a lid, two side pockets and one large front pocket.
Bellowed front fabric pocket
Hydration compatible
Dual front daisy chains
Internal Key Attachment
Removable side compression cord
Weight: 0.87kg (MD)
Maximum Dimensions (cm): 72 x 40 x 33
Main Fabric: NanoFly UHMWPE Ripstop x 100D HT Nylon
If you are into your hiking, backpacking and wild camping please SUBSCRIBE @BackpackingUK
Thanks, Andy.
#backpacking #backpack #ospreypacks
