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Osprey Packs Packs Eja 58L Backpack - Women's
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| Capacity | 58 L |
|---|---|
| Recommended load | up to 35 lb |
| Access | Top |
| Materials | 100D recycled HT nylon, 400D overlays |
| Pockets | 1 front stretch mesh, 2 side, 2 lid, 2 hip-belt |
| Hydration compatible | Yes |
| Dimensions | 30 x 15 x 13 in |
How the Osprey Packs Packs Eja 58L Backpack - Women's compares
The maker hasn't published a weight for the Osprey Packs Packs Eja 58L Backpack - Women's. Across the 197 backpacks we track with one, the median is 1 lb 10 oz. At $285, it costs less than 52% of the backpacks we list.
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What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"The Eja 58 is one of those packs that sets the standard other ultralight packs get measured against. The updated Airspeed suspension makes a noticeable difference in ventilation and load transfer on long days, and the Exoform shoulder straps and hipbelt carry the weight better than you'd expect from something this light. The adjustable torso length means fit is dialed across a wide range, and the removable lid with FlapJacket cover is genuinely useful for trimming weight on shorter trips. It's the pack I reach for when the miles are serious."A week on trail with a pack that fits well is a completely different experience than a week with one that doesn't. Osprey's Eja 58 is built from the ground up for backpackers who know the difference, and the latest version refines everything that already made it one of the most trusted ultralight packs on long routes. The updated Ultralight Airspeed Suspension improves both ventilation and load transfer, and the adjustable torso length means fit works across a genuinely wide range of backpackers rather than a narrow sweet spot. At under three pounds in either size, the Eja 58 gives you 55 to 58 liters of organized capacity without asking you to carry the pack weight on top of everything else. The removable lid and included FlapJacket cover let you strip the pack down for shorter trips where every ounce counts, and stowable trekking pole attachments, dual ice axe loops, and sleeping pad straps keep the outside of the pack as organized as the inside. Two zippered hip belt pockets, a stretch mesh front pocket, and an internal hydration sleeve round out a feature set that covers every practical need without adding bulk. It handles a full week out comfortably and scales down just as well for a fast overnight.