Osprey Savu Lumbar Hydration Pack (2020 Model)

This thing has enough space for your essentials & more. i can carry, water bottle, small first aid kit, gels, snack, multi-tool, digital pressure gauge, quick link, small pocket knife, and space for another water bottle. Good buy.

Awesome MTB Lumbar Pack! Super comfy and happy not to have a sweaty backpack on grueling summer rides. Very stable. Please look at the bottle-holder system before you freak out that your bottles will fall out... there are a set of two male and two female snaps that when put together create a very solid bottle support system (plastic flap curls inwards when snapped, it is flat/flush when not engaged and some people miss it all together), plus a bungee cord to keep it from flying out when you hit that drop or jump! Lost a star though because after my 4th ride, the bungee cord snapped, currently working with Osprey to fix/repair it through warranty. Still feel this is a great lumbar pack though!

I really like this item, I think it is great, I would recommend

Fits great, super comfy and just the size I needed for essential stuff while biking or light hiking

I have a cheap fanny pack and I loved it. It lasted about 3 years and finally ripped apart. So, I decided to buy this one (it was on sale) and I was excited to use it when I got it. Well when I tried it I already have some difficulty grabbing the bottle but I give it a shot. While riding a bike, I had to stop and unhook it so I can actually grab the bottle. Its so annoying and frustrating to do that every time I drink some water. Some people might have success on this one but I dont. Returned it and bought the cheap one that works for me

Fits perfect and shapes to the body well.

I tried this pack as well as the Osprey Packs Dyna Solo Womens Running Hydration Waistbelt (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JHFFKHK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and PYFK Running Belt Hydration Waist Pack with Water Bottle Holder (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MMSKBKS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I bought these packs as a way to carry water and snacks when I take my dog hiking with me. This pack was just huge for my 5ft 5in, 115lb frame. I only put one water bottle in the holster and it was still uncomfortable. The pack itself wrapped all the way around and the pockets went all the way to my hipbones which didnt help with the comfort level. It does have a LOT of storage space and Osprey is still my go to pack supplier but this one just isnt good for my size. The pack itself seems to be great quality which is why I rate it highly, it just isnt perfect for me specifically.

Carries everything you need for a short to medium length ride. Room for tools, snacks for you and your dog, two water bottles (or one and a bear spray) Add your wallet and cellphone to that photo too. The only small con (one star off) is that the hip tensioners on mine loosen a little requiring an adjustment once an hour or so - not remotely a deal breaker though. Great product.

Ive been looking for an everyday waist pack to carry two water bottles (for my kids) and some essentials when packing my cargo shorts just isnt enough. I remember long ago when I had a great Ultimate Direction waist pack that was super functional and comfortable and have been looking a long time for something similar. I almost purchased the Osprey Talon or Tempest as they most resembled my old Ultimate Direction pack. However, Im glad I waited and discovered the Savu. The Savu is sleek and functional for what I want. The water bottle holder areas can flatten down when not in use to make it more sleek and attractive. The main pocket is spacious enough to hold 2 ipad minis and a bit more. I suppose the Talon/Tempest has more padding which may make it better for hiking or trail running, but I love my Savu. It even looks a lot better than other fanny packs when slung diagonally over your torso.

Very comfortable, but the side zippers dont close as easily as I would like.