Tempest 20 Extended Fit - Womens
$146.97
$209.95Save $62.98 (30%)
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About this product
The Osprey Tempest 20 Extended Fit is a women's-specific, panel-loading daypack designed to accommodate a broader range of body types through its extended fit sizing. Built around an injection-molded AirScape backpanel, the suspension system moves with the wearer rather than against them, complemented by a continuous-wrap harness and hipbelt for consistent load transfer on longer outings. At 20 liters, the pack suits day hiking, trail running, peak bagging, and cycling equally well. Versatility is a core strength here, with dedicated attachment points for trekking poles, an ice axe, a bike helmet, and a blinky light, covering a wide range of outdoor pursuits without adding unnecessary bulk. The lightweight construction keeps the overall carry weight low, making it a practical choice for fast-and-light approaches or casual day trips where comfort and adaptability over varied terrain are the priority.
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What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Osprey Tempest 20 Extended Fit for its exceptional comfort, breathability, and women-specific design. The AirScape back panel, BioStretch harness, and curved shoulder straps earn repeated compliments for keeping the pack close to the body without restricting movement. The abundance of well-placed pockets, LidLock helmet attachment, trekking pole storage, and external hydration sleeve make it a standout for multi-sport use across hiking, cycling, and commuting. The Extended Fit version is specifically appreciated for accommodating larger frames, with a hipbelt that expands to fit up to 70-inch hips and repositioned pockets. The most common criticisms are the 20L capacity feeling cramped for longer outings, difficulty inserting a full hydration bladder due to the frame, and the absence of an included rain cover. Some users also note the main body fabric is on the thinner side and warrants care in rugged terrain.
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