Osprey Women's Renn 50 L Backpack

Great hiking backpack! I used for an overnight hike and it worked great. It felts really good and I was able to fit all my stuff into it. I really like the pockets on the straps.

Great things I love about this backpack, it's very easy to pack, a lot of compartments, very comfortable to carry and I love the colour.

I've used this to train with 35lb water sack on multiple day hikes and 2 day summit trip to Mt. Rainier. This pack can hold more weight, and highly adjustable. I'm 5'1"", 103lb very petite person, and I was able to have the torso adjusted to the shortest and the hip straps tight all the way to fit my short torso well. The floating divisor is easier and allows for more flexible storage, which I loved. I was able to fit a heavy duty sleeping bag and stuff the small empty areas with my snacks and dry socks, day gloves. Also for the panel cord loops I ended up buying elastic shock cords and cord locks for holding my ice axe, crampons, and my helmet. The only complaint I would have is the hip belt pockets could open a bit wider with longer zippers, and the backpack brain could be designed better in the way that it's easier to access and open from all angles when the pack is on the ground. Detachability would've been nice.

My 2nd osprey; would never buy another brand. I use a smaller one for shorter hikes. This one is for multi-day hikes, carrying lightweight tent and sleeping bag, used mainly in hot climate. Back ventilation good, neat rain cover, easy to pack/unpack. Have just recommended it to a friend.

Fits great, lots if support and straps for attaching other gear.

This pack surpassed every expectation. I'd never hiked before, other than simple day hikes, this pack fit all my stuff and was comfortable. There are many easy access pockets and pouches which is beneficial. The attached rain cover is an excellent touch. A comfortable pack to wear as well. I cannot recommend the Osprey line enough, their attention to every detail is remarkable.

This was my very first pack as well as the first piece of backpacking gear I ever bought. It has served me well and I'm glad I got so lucky with it. That being said… I carried it most notably on a 7-day trip in the with a 15 pound base weight plus 8 days of food; and I feel like it carried up to 35 pounds really well. I've never been able to dial it in for 100% comfort but I can imagine a lot worse conditions. The fabric is rough and I'm often adjusting the chest strap whenever I'm use the load lifters. The brain is attached straight to the frame without adjustable straps. If the pack is full up to the drawstring, it's nearly impossible to fill the brain to capacity because it gets weird and scrunched. It wouldn't be as big of a bummer if the hip belt pockets were better. The hip belt pockets are small and attached very closely to where the frame and hip belt meet which makes it hard to fill them to capacity. My iPhone 14, for example, doesn't fit. The zippers are next to impossible to use with one hand, so I just don't really use the hip belt pockets. Which wouldn't be as big of an issue if the pack wasn't so heavy. Over 3 pounds to include a brain and hip belt pockets that I can't fully use. Makes me sad. The curve in the frame is great for ventilation but I feel like it takes away from the internal capacity since you can't straighten it out at any point. It also makes using a water bladder tricky depending on your gear. The sleeping pad straps; the load lifters; and the dual-opening/angled side pockets that I wish were standard on every pack are my favorite features. Overall it's a good minimalist pack at a great price if you can get all of your gear to fit; but it's 2 pounds too heavy for me to settle for such bad hip belt pockets and zero water resistance. (5'7"" female; 36-29-43 measurements; 18"" torso)

I have an extremely large bust and have never managed to find a backpack that adjusts to fit my body type, after trying this one on in the store I ended up taking it home in a bit of an impulse buy but I don't regret it one bit. Lets start with the pros: -Extremely adjustable hip belt and chest strap that don't shift overtime, just about every strap on this bag can be tailored to fit you perfectly -Mesh back panel is amazing, keeps your back cool during the warm months and you can stuff a coat or two in it during the cold months to avoid bulk in your pack -Large mesh water bottle pockets stretch to fit even the biggest bottles -Hip belt is padded and comfortable, while having ample sized pockets that can fit a phone or other electronics for easy access -Loops all over the body of the bag for easy attachment- I believe these are meant for the ""Daylite"" addon pack but I use them to hold my mess kit and have a bandana tied to one of them -Very lightweight -Included rainfly and pack material is semi-waterproof Cons: -The whole bag is one big compartment except for a removable flap at the bottom for the sleeping bag compartment, it would've been nice to have a few pockets on the outside -The bottom opening is very small and I'm unable to fit my sleeping bag in or out of it making it basically useless, I end up having to pull everything out of my bag to get at it -A bit nitpicky but I wish it came in colours other than ""grey"" or ""purple"", would've loved to get a green or black bag that wouldn't show dirt as much -Bag has a tendency to fall over on itself unless you have something attached to the bottom, I carry my sleeping pad and a tarp down there so it isn't a problem for me, but if you keep everything on the inside of your pack it might get a bit annoying Overall for the money its an amazing buy, its been comfortable enough for everyday wear for me, and if I was ever in the situation of needing a new pack I would consider this one again.