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Osprey Raven 14 Hydration Pack - Women's

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About this product

The Osprey Raven 14 is a women's mountain biking hydration pack with a 14-liter capacity and a total weight of 861 grams. Its dimensions measure 43cm long, 27cm wide, and 30cm deep, and the clamshell zip main access makes loading and organizing straightforward. The bike-specific winged shoulder harness pairs with an air mesh hipbelt shaped for curvier hips, providing stability on rough terrain. Two zippered hipbelt pockets offer quick access to snacks and small essentials. The AirScape mesh back panel promotes ventilation while keeping the load close to the body. A dedicated hydration compartment includes an Osprey Hydraulics 2.5L reservoir with a magnetic bite-valve keeper. An integrated tool pouch rolls out of a lower zippered pocket and is fully removable. Additional organization includes a pump sleeve, a soft-lined sunglasses pocket, and a low-profile LidLock helmet attachment. Reflective details and a blinky-light loop improve visibility in low light. The pack is constructed from 210-denier and 420-denier recycled nylon, carries Bluesign certification, and features a PFAS-free DWR finish.

Category: Camp & Cook
Color: Deep Fig
Size: One Size
Depth: 30cm
Width: 27cm
Access: Clamshell zip
Length: 43cm
Volume: 14L
Weight: 861g

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Osprey Raven 14 for its women-specific fit, noting that the shaped hipbelt, shoulder harness, and torso sizing provide a comfortable, body-hugging feel that holds up well even on long rides or hikes. The abundance of thoughtfully designed pockets, including zippered hipbelt pockets, a sunglass-safe slash pocket, and a removable tool roll, earns frequent compliments for organization. The magnetic sternum strap bite valve attachment is widely appreciated for making hydration easy on the move. The most common criticisms are that the pack runs smaller than expected once the reservoir is full, leaving limited room for extra gear, and that some pockets have an awkward layout that makes them difficult to access. A few reviewers also note that back breathability could be better on hot days, and the pack comes in only one torso size.