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Osprey Launches Sleek New Commuter Backpacks

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osprey-metron-cycling-commuter-backpackOsprey has introduced two new commuter-style backpacks. Sharing a few of the convenience features of their recently introduced mountain bike packs, such as the LidLock helmet clip, they’re visually pared down and streamlined for city use.

Shown above, the Metron is the sleeker of the two and has a messenger bag inspired flap design. Beyond cycling, it’s just as functional for students and sized for a great little airplane carry-on. Available in Black and Earth in two sizes: Metron 25 $139; Metron 35 $159. Full features include:

  • Integrated Raincover in Lid
  • U-Lock storage pocket
  • Padded laptop sleeve
  • Large cell phone pocket on shoulder strap
  • Key pocket on shoulder strap with retractable key clip
  • 2 side compression straps
  • Lidlockâ„¢
  • Blinker light attachment
  • Reflective detail to front of pack

Jump past the break to check out the larger Momentum…

osprey-momentum-cycling-commuter-backpackThe Momentum series is designed with the avid bicycle commuter in mind, but gets a mix of more riding-oriented features like internal pump and tool organization, U-Lock slot, etc.. Available in Bamboo and Carbide in two sizes: Momentum 26 at $129; Momentum 34 at $149.

  • Built-in snug fitting high visibility raincover
  • LidLockâ„¢ helmet clip
  • Separate, padded laptop sleeve, with file sleeve
  • Large cell phone pocket on shoulder strap
  • Key pocket on shoulder strap with retractable key clip
  • U-Lock slot
  • 2 side compression straps
  • Padded top and side grab handle
  • Tuck-away shoulder straps
  • Reflective print to front panel
  • Blinker light attachment
  • Front stash pocket with organizer
  • Internal organizer for pump, tubes and tools
  • Zippered Side Pockets
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