Meridian 22 | Meridian 28 | |
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Capacity | 3661 cu in (60 L) | 4600 cu in (75 L) |
Weight | 8 lbs 11 oz (3.93 kg) | 9 lbs 8 oz (4.3 kg) |
*Dimensions | 22" × 14" × 9" | 30" × 14" × 12.5" |
*without daypack
Metal Gray | Patina Green | Rusted Red |
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Images below are of the pre-2010 model. The current model has been slightly redesigned. The general features of the pre-2010 model below are similar to the current model.
Photos show the Osprey Meridian
22" with a 5'11" model. |
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The Meridian features a removable daypack
with contoured shoulder straps. |
The Osprey Meridian features a convertible suspension system which allows the pack to be carried or rolled. The top handle releases with a push button and extends to two positions. The Meridian rolls on oversized polyurethane wheels, and the retractable handle doubles as a framestay. A contoured harness with load lifter straps and a mesh backpanel stow behind a zippered panel when not in use. The Meridian 22" is shown in photo at left. The larger Meridian 28" has a slightly different handle and suspension harness attachment due to its larger size. For additional photos of the Osprey Meridian suspension, click here. |
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The Osprey Meridian 22 daypack has two side zippered pockets and one large top padded pocket. A zippered panel pocket is shown at right with model's hand inside, while the top pocket has the other models hand down to the end of the interior of the pocket. The top or side pockets are seperate and offer no way into the main compartment of the day pack. For additional photos of the Osprey Meridian exterior features, click here. |
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Photo at left shows the Osprey Meridian 22 with the main compartment of the main bag open and the front panel folded down in front of the pack. This can be done without removing the daypack portion of the pack. The main compartment has a two strap internal compression system to secure gear, and three zippered pockets inside the main compartment which can be used to sort small items. Note the large mesh pocket on the inside of the front panel (shown by red arrow). For additional photos of the Osprey Meridian compartments, click here. |