Ultralight doesn’t have to mean uncomfortable, and the new Osprey Exos and Eja want to prove it. The key to the design is a combination of ultralight materials along with the ability to strip weight by removing sleeping pad straps, compression straps and the top lid. The new Exos and Eja are built for ultralight base pack weights, and are designed to offer the most ventilated, comfortable and enjoyable trail experience possible.
Carrying Features of the Osprey Exos and Eja
Ultralight Airspeed™ Suspension
Tensioned mesh backpanel keeps the weight in the pack off your back, enabling highly ventilated carrying comfort.6065 aluminum frame3D-tensioned breathable mesh backpanel with side ventilation
Exoform™ Harness
Seamless layered mesh for improved comfort and cushion15 mm adjustable slide sternum strapStretch mesh energy-gel pocket
Exoform™ Hipbelt:
ErgoPull™ closureSeamless layered mesh for improved comfort and cushion
Men’s Exos
Exos 58 
Exos 58
EXOS 58
Weight: 2.71 pounds
Load Range: 20-40 lb
Exos 48 
Exos 48 
Exos 48
EXOS 48
Weight: 2.62 pounds
Load Range: 20-40 lb
Exos 38 
Exos 38
EXOS 38
Weight: 2.56 pounds
Load Range: 15-30 lb
Women’s Eja
Eja 58 
Eja 58
EJA 58
Weight: 2.60 pounds
Load Range: 20-40 lb
Eja 48 
Eja 48 
Eja 48
EJA 48
Weight: 2.55 pounds
Load Range: 20-40 lb
Eja 38 
Eja 38
EJA 38
Weight: 2.48 pounds
Load Range: 15-30 lb
Additional Features
Integrated FlapJacket™ cover for lidless use: Strip the removable floating lid and replace with the fixed FlapJacket™ to protect your gear from the elements and minimize weightTop pocket web loop attachment pointsRemovable floating lid with top-and under-lid zippered pocketsDual, strippable side compression strapsStow-on-the-Go™ trekking pole attachmentDual access stretch mesh side pockets with InsideOut™ compression strapsAccessory cord attachment points Front stretch mesh pocket for stashing gearRemovable sleeping pad strapsRemovable ice axe attachment with bungee tie-offSternum strap with integrated safety whistleDual zippered hipbelt pockets
For more information on the Osprey Exos and Eja, visit: www.osprey.com
