I have a 65 L Pack. What size should I get?
1117512
I purchased M/L and it fits a school backpack with room and a decent sized day pack. As I do not own an larger packs to try it on, my best guess would be if your 65L is full then no but if not full then I could see this fitting. Their really is not extra elastic by toggle on this cover to allow further stretch.
671584
You will need a bigger backpack, 65 ltr is best for 5'5" - 5'7" with minimum gear, look at 75 ltr or bigger. Sorry I took so long to answer.
1318741
Based on me having a MB GLK and using a medium I would go large. There was a little extra room with the GLK but it still fit fine. To be safe I would order a large if it was me.
106868
I am pretty much the same size and the pack fits just fine for me. Shouldn't be a problem.
393160
I tried a small for the 65 ltr & it was a tight fit + if I wanted to add anything to the outside of my pack it's not possible to cover the entire pack. A larger cover can be tightened up for coverage with room to expand. In your case a med to large should do, get to a store if you can so that you can see the difference in actual coverage. Hope this helps.
314537
Hey, Devyn. Sorry for the delayed response! I don't think you'll have any problems with the fit. One of the great things about this pack is how much it can be adjusted. Not only can you tighten or loosen the chest and waist straps, but you can do the same for each of the shoulder straps. I just measured the pack, itself, and it comes in right around 15" lengthwise. If you want to get an idea of how it might sit, have a friend tape a piece of legal paper to the back of your shirt(preferably without the words "kick me" written on it). The pack will be marginally bigger both horizontally and vertically, but you'll at least get an idea of how much space it will take up while wearing it which might help you make a decision. Hope this helps; let me know how it works out for you!
150613
It might be a bit big, but it should fit it easily. The cover fits my 40 and 50 liter packs.
285911
I am 5'8" and 185 lbs. I got the medium/large and it fits well. I assume the small/medium will work for you. This pack does not come with the rain cover, so I bought one at the time I got the Coyote 80. It is a very nice pack. I like it a lot! The only thing I wish it had was a separate top and bottom compartment. I hate digging for things on the bottom. BUT, for the price and all the other options on this pack, like large outside pockets, access to the inside from the front, and a large pocket on the front, it is the best pack I could have gotten myself. It is also extremely comfortable on the hips and shoulders. Hope this helps...Merry Christmas! HoHoHo!
1747952
Its hard to judge BC I got the wrong size Lol I'm around the same measurements I'd say get an XL to be safe. Mines incredibly too big at XXL so I'm sure a L would fit okay, XL would definitely fit, maybe be a little big even
521107
Well I can fit my regular cold weather sleeping bag in the medium, so I believe the x-large should easily fit your sleeping bag. With the compression aspect you can shrink your storage and make a lot more room in your hiking back pack. It's really awesome!
2115369
ok now there is no 43 size . so now or get a 40-42 =M or get the 44-46=L . L will be the best fit
2083097
I bought the large for my 70 pound Catahoula...you should go with the medium.
716926
I would think a medium but honestly you'd be better off going to a store and trying one on for size. There can be so many variables involved in fitting a pack its vital you get the correct fit otherwise you could end up disappointed. These are good packs, good enough to try on first before purchase, good luck.
6445
I have a large -- it's more room than you'd need. I'd go with the medium, like Sergio says. :)
2195247
The Regular size will fit (I'm certain the larger one won't), with significant effort. I have the same pack and managed to stuff it in using my knee to hold it down while zipping the pack. For me the effort is worth not having to strap it to the outside of my pack. For anyone interested, I was able to achieve the same results with the Teton Sports Scout 3400 as well.
1462318
Absolutely I am 5'7" and easily fit. I also had a 70 l. Pack and it fit fine. Great tend very dry
940384
I really like the Osprey Reservoir and it has heald up well in multiple backpacking situations for me. I have the 2.5 L for my 45L Osprey pack and that is the most that I think I could fit in that pack. I would say try either the 2 L for your 22 L pack if you want the biggest that might fit or the 1.5 L likely would for sure fit. If to big, you should be able to return or just not fill it completely full likely would work too.