Is Osprey the best backpack?

Yes, Osprey is one of the most durable, premium backpack brands on the market, and they look cool. You can tell by their sleek, well-designed appearance that your Osprey backpacks are made with thought and purpose.



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Osprey packs are built well, and for their weight tend to have good and comfortable weight transfer capability — before I lightened my load and switched to lighter packs, I never had a pack as comfortable as my Atmos 65 for long trips carrying a ton of food and gear.

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Osprey is a backpack powerhouse known for quality builds, excellent organization, and comfort, as seen in industry-leading designs like the Atmos/Aura above. First released over a decade ago, the Exos (and women's Eja) was their original take on an ultralight pack, and is still a popular pick in this category.

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Osprey Packs, Inc, commonly known as Osprey, is an American company that manufactures outdoor backpacks. It was founded in 1974 by Mike Pfotenhauer. It was purchased by Helen of Troy Limited in 2021 for $414.7 million.

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Osprey body armour is a system of body armour used by the British Armed Forces. The system is in its fourth iteration following extensive development and engagement with front line users. Osprey Mk 2 body armour next to an L85A2 rifle.

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Here are some of the top backpack brands to consider:
  1. Osprey. Osprey is a well-known brand that offers high-quality backpacks for various activities, including hiking, commuting, and travel. ...
  2. Deuter. ...
  3. Gregory. ...
  4. Patagonia. ...
  5. The North Face. ...
  6. REI. ...
  7. Columbia. ...
  8. Herschel.


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An independently owned luxury leather, lifestyle, and retail company, our story begins in 1980 with a belt.

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The leathers we use are high quality cowhides, unless otherwise stated, and are by-products of the food industry, including the strict but sexy Polished Croc leather with which OSPREY LONDON has become synonymous.

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