Tried it on empty then loaded it up with all the things I think I will be taking, list below. With water and snacks I will be carrying about 5.5kg, not bad!
The
blurb says:
Featuring
a womens specific fit the Sirrus series includes Osprey's AirSpeed trampoline
mesh style back system. Providing un-paralleled levels of comfort and
ventilation when hiking the trails. The spacermesh harness and hipbelt also
feature ventilated EVA foam cutouts. In warm climates hydration is important
and youll appreciate the internal hydration sleeve built into all Sirrus
models. When the water is cascading from the clouds, deploy the integrated raincover,
instantly protecting your pack and gear from the elements
- Capacity: 26 litres
- Designed for Women
- AirSpeed trampoline
suspended mesh backsystem
- Sternum strap with
emergency whistle
- Stretch mesh side
pockets with InsideOut compression
- Top lid access
- Twin zippered hip
belt pockets
- Stow-on-the-Go
trekking pole attachment
- Integrated &
detachable raincover
- Zippered lower
sleeping bag compartment
- Fixed top pocket
with dual zippered compartments
- Internal hydration
sleeve
- Internal key
attachment clip
- Removable sleeping
pad straps
- Side compression
straps
- Single ice axe loop
Weight
1.100
kg
Here is a picture and list of what I think I will be taking, Diane from Hiking for her along with some other blogs suggest I could take less clothes, although I am a light packer (ask my friends) having not hiked like this before, I am not brave enough to cut it further.
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| Hiking clothes |
Giant Micro towel
3prs walking socks
1pr Jack Wolfskin shorts
Lightweight fleece
3 Lightweight t-shirts
Underwear
Poncho
Flip flops
Sun lotion
Tissues
Hand gel
Pain killers
Shower/shampoo combined
Toothbrush/paste
A few sundry toiletries
I will be adding two more small bottles of water & trail snacks
I have gone for lightweight clothing that can be washed each day & hopefully quick drying.
The pack weighs 5kg filled so I estimate about 5.5kg when ready to go.
I am walking with my husband so he will be carrying the first aid kit & a few other bits and pieces.
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