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Kyte 38 - Women's
Osprey
Kyte 38 - Women's
$199.95
Description

　　Looking for maximum durability in a minimal package? The 38-liter Kyte women's rucksack is made from sustainable workhorse fabrics meant to hold up to hardscrabble days of trailwork and hiking through challenging environments. Straightforward, capable features make it perfect for outdoor professionals or anyone who requires extra durability for their type of adventure.

　　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:
Osprey
Gender:
Women's
Pack Volume:
XS/S: 2197 cu in / 36 L
M/L: 2319 cu in / 38 L
Dimensions:
XS/S: 25.98H X 12.99W X 11.42D in.
M/L: 27.95H X 12.99W X 11.42D in.
Weight:
XS/S: 3.885 lbs
M/L: 4.062 lbs
Fabric:
  • Main: bluesign®-approved 100% recycled 420D nylon, DWR treatments made without PFAS
  • Bottom: bluesign®-approved 100% recycled 500D high-tenacity nylon, DWR treatments made without PFAS
Other Features:
  • Included raincover made with bluesign®-approved fabrics and DWR treatments made without PFAS, stored in zippered pocket at base of pack
  • Top lid with large, zippered pocket; top panel lash points and under-lid zippered mesh pocket with key clip
  • Internal reservoir sleeve with Hydraclip for easier reservoir hanging
  • Front panel shove-it pocket with stretch mesh gussets
  • Dual front panel daisy chains
  • Dual quick release upper side compression straps with axe/trekking pole capture
  • Dual lower side compression straps
  • Zippered sleeping bag compartment with floating divider
  • Removable sleeping pad straps
  • Dual ice tool loops
  • Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment
Key Attributes:
DURABILITY
Built to withstand every outdoor environment, from sandstone canyons to alder-filled alpine bushwhacks.

MADE FOR WORK
Made for big days with an integrated raincover, trekking pole attachment and easy-access organization.

RAINCOVER INCLUDED
Because rain or shine, there's no excuse to not hit the trail. Stores in a zippered pocket at the base of the pack and made with bluesign®-approved fabrics and DWR treatments made without PFAS.

AIRSCAPE™ BACKPANEL
The AirScape backpanel offers updated adjustable torso lengths and features a new injection-molded framesheet for a stable, breathable, close-to-body carry, even when the trail gets technical.
Carry Information:
LIGHTWIRE SUSPENSION
3.5 mm LightWire peripheral frame effectively transfers the load from harness to hipbelt. Atilon framesheet spreads load across the entire backpanel to the peripheral frame.

AIRSCAPE™ BACKPANEL
Mesh-covered ridged foam allows maximum ventilation while keeping the load close to the body.

SPACERMESH HARNESS AND HIPBELT
Soft, edgeless padded mesh offers a soft breathable contact surface and large load support. Adjustable sternum strap with rescue whistle.
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