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Ace 50 - Kid's (Fall 2023)
Osprey
Ace 50 - Kid's (Fall 2023)
$142.46
Description

　　Highly adjustable youth backpacking pack with raincover

　　With the same quality craftsmanship and features as Osprey's adult packs, the Ace 50 was built with kids in mind. Up to 5 inches of torso adjustability and an extendable Fit-on-the-Fly hipbelt allow the pack to grow alongside its user. Featuring a ventilated Airspeed suspension, zippered sleeping bag compartment, removable sleeping pad straps, internal reservoir sleeve and plenty of pockets for snacks, sunscreen and other trail sundries. Should the skies open up, an included raincover ensures a happy camper.

　　Please note: As of 8/21/23, we cannot ship this item to California until further notice.

　　WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/about-proposition-65

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Osprey
Gender:
Kid's
Cubic Inches:
3051
Liters:
50
Weight Capacity:
up to 25 lbs (kids shouldn't carry more than 1/3 of their body weight)
Weight:
3.7 lbs / 1.68 kg
Sleeping Bag Compartment:
Yes
Dimensions:
27.56H X 13.39W X 11.81D IN.
Other Features:
• Top load access to main compartment with underlid pocket
• Dual lower side compression straps
• Dual access fabric/mesh side pockets
• Large front panel fabric/mesh shove-it pocket
• Daisy chain for additional gear
• Lower zippered sleeping bag access with divider
• Removable sleeping pad straps
• Zippered hipbelt pockets for easy access to small items on the trail
• Integrated removable raincover
• Internal reservoir sleeve (reservoir sold separately)
• Adjustable ice tool or fishing rod
• Dual Upper side compression straps
FIT ADJUSTMENT FOR GROWING KIDS
-- With 5 inches of torso length adjustability and an extendable Fit-on-the-Fly™ hipbelt with 3 in./7.5 cm. of adjustment, the Ace 50 keeps growing with its user.
RAINCOVER INCLUDED
-- An integrated and removable raincover protects your gear from foul weather. It stows away in its own external pocket at the bottom of the pack.
AIRSPEED™ SUSPENSION
-- A tensioned mesh backpanel keeps the weight off their back, enabling highly ventilated carrying comfort.
-- 3.5 mm LightWire peripheral frame effectively transfers the load from harness to hipbelt
AIRSCAPE™ BACKPANEL
-- 3D-tensioned breathable mesh backpanel with side ventilation
HARNESS
-- Soft, edgeless padded mesh harness slides over the AirSpeed suspension, offering 5 inches of adjustability to ensure excellent fit
-- Adjustable sternum strap with rescue whistle
HIPBELT
-- Soft, edgeless padded mesh offers a soft, breathable contact surface and large load support
-- Fit-on-the-Fly™ adjustable hipbelt ensures a perfect fit and comfortable carry as child grows
FABRIC
MAIN: 600D Recycled Nylon Packcloth
ACCENT: 400D Recycled Nylon Packcloth
BOTTOM: 500D Nylon Packcloth
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