Osprey UNLTD TM AG 32 Backpacking Owner’s Manual

Osprey UNLTD TM AG 32 Backpacking

Product Information

• The Osprey UNLTD AG 32 is a backpack designed for hiking and outdoor adventures. It is part of the Osprey UNLTD Series, which is known for its high-quality materials and innovative features. The backpack is made with sustainable fabrics, promoting environmental
  sustainability and ensuring a safe chemical process. The product also prioritizes the well-being of the people in the supplychain.

Features

• Dedicated external access hydration compartment with Osprey Hydraclip
• Large zip access to main compartment with snag resistant laminated zip flap
• Easy-access upper zip pocket with key clip
• Front compression panel with stretch side panels
• Front zip pocket with snag-resistant laminated zip flap
• Dual upper and lower quick release compression straps
• Ice tool loop with bungee tie-off
• Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment
• Left-side zippered hipbelt pocket and standard stretch woven side pocket
• Right-side extra-large reinforced stretch woven side pocket extends onto hipbelt

Sizes and Specifications

| Cubic Inches| Liters| Pounds| Kilograms| Inches (HxWxD)| Centimeters (HxWxD)
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Mens S/M| 1953| 32| 3.35 lbs.| 1.52 kg.| 23h x 14w x 11d in.| 59h x 37w x 29d cm.
Mens L/XL| 2075| 34| 3.39 lbs.| 1.54 kg.| 24h x 14w x 11d in.| 61h x 37w x 29d cm.
Womens WXS/S| 1831| 30| 3.27 lbs.| 1.48 kg.| 22h x 14w x 11d in.| 57h x 37w x 29d cm.
Womens WM/L| 1953| 32| 3.31 lbs.| 1.50 kg.| 23h x 14w x 11d in.| 59h x 37w x 29d cm.

Information

• OSPREY UNLTD ANTIGRAVITY 32

• OSPREY UNLTD ANTIGRAVITY 32

Welcome to Osprey. We pride ourselves on creating the most functional, durable and innovative carrying products for your adventures. Please refer to this owner’s manual for information on product features, use, maintenance, customer service and warranty.

OVERVIEW

SHARED FEATURES

1. Included ultralight raincover made with bluesign® approved fabric and DWR treatment made without PFAS, stored in zippered pocket at base of pack
2. Dedicated external access hydration compartment with Osprey Hydraclip for easier reservoir hanging
3. Large zip access to main compartment with snag resistant laminated zip flap
4. Easy-access upper zip pocket with key clip keeps phone, wallet and other valuables handy
5. Front compression panel with stretch side panels securely stores overloads
6. Front zip pocket with snag-resistant laminated zip flap stores maps and other essentials
7. Dual upper and lower quick release compression straps
8. Ice tool loop with bungee tie-off
9. Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment
10. Left-side zippered hipbelt pocket and standard stretch woven side pocket. Right-side extra-large reinforced stretch woven side pocket extends onto hipbelt for easy access to water bottle or extra gear/ layer

FABRIC

• MAIN bluesign® approved 100% recycled NanoFly™: 100D hightenacity
• nylon (100% recycled) w/ UHMWPE ripstop, DWR treatment made without PFAS
• BOTTOM bluesign® approved 100% recycled NanoFly™: 100D hightenacity nylon (100% recycled) w/ UHMWPE ripstop,
• DWR treatment made without PFAS
• MAIN blessing® approved NanoFly™: 210D high-tenacity nylon w/
• LINER UHMWPE ripstop, DWR treatment made without PFAS

PRODUCT PROMISE

• The industry-changing Osprey UNLTD Series was designed without restrictions by Founder Mike Pfotenhauer and Osprey’s innovation team—featuring state-of-the-art fabrics, one-of-a-kind technology and industry-first innovation.
• Born in backpacking, Osprey UNLTD AG 32 combines cutting-edge comfort and market-leading technology in an ambitiously polished pack that delivers a truly uncompromising hiking experience

OSPREY UNLTD ANTIGRAVITY 32

OSPREY UNLTD ANTIGRAVITY 32

SUSPENSION/CARRY

• AIRSPEED™ ANTIGRAVITY SUSPENSION + 4 mm powder coated LightWire frame supports the load and shapes the backpanel for outstanding fit

AIRSPEED BACKPANEL

• + I njection-molded lumbar provides cushioning support, grip and superior ventilation
• + 3D-tensioned breathable mesh backpanel ensures supportive fit
• + I njection-molded ladder system provides 4” of easy, quick torso adjustability

HARNESS

• AutoLift design automatically brings load into balance against back and sets harness position in a single motion
• Ventilated mesh yoke evenly distributes load for comfort while maintaining breathability
• + Dual hydration hose clips
• + Adjustable sternum strap with rescue whistle

HIPBELT

• EVA foam padded hipbelt integrates seamlessly into the mesh backpanel for ultimate comfort
• Extendable, custom Fit-on-the-Fly Hipbelt™ offers a precise fit for varying waist sizes
• + Large, zippered pockets provide secure access to small essentials on the trail
• + ErgoPull closure provides leverage to ensure snug fit and optimal load transfer

SIZING

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR TORSO FOR YOUR PACK

MEN’S

• TORSO S/M 17-20″ / 43-51 cm L/XL 19-23″ / 48-58.5 cm

WOMEN’S

• TORSO WXS/S 13-17″ / 33-43 cm WM/L 16-20″ / 40.5-51 cm

WOMEN’S-SPECIFIC FIT

• + Shorter torso length
• + Narrower, shorter harness with curves designed to accommodate most women’s necks, shoulders and chests
• + A hipbelt designed to wrap naturally around the curves of a woman’s hips, offering better load stabilization and support

PACK FIT INSTRUCTIONS

1. POSITION THE PACK
   Co mpletely loosen the pack’s hipbelt, harness and load-lifter straps (if applicable). Load the pack with 10-20 lb/4-9 kg of gear. Put the pack on and make sure the hipbelt is centered and rests over the hipbone. The hipbelt padding should sit halfway above/below the hipbone.

2. BUCKLE HIPBELT
   Bu ckle and tighten the hipbelt evenly using Osprey’s cross-body ErgoPull. The padding of the hipbelt should wrap around the hips with approximately 1-3 in/2.5-6 cm of webbing between the buckle and the hipbelt when tightened.

3. HIPBELT ADJUSTMENT
   If t he hipbelt is too large and “tops out” or does not offer the preferred amount of coverage, the customer may need a different pack size, model or adjustment.

4. TIGHTEN SHOULDER STRAP
   Ti ghten the shoulder harness straps by pulling them down and back.

5. TIGHTEN LOAD LIFTERS (IF APPLICABLE)
   Ti ghtening the load lifters will pull the pack close to the body and help stabilize the load. If the torso length on the pack is adjusted correctly, the load lifters will sit between a 30- to 60-degree angle and align naturally with the shoulder straps.
   SIZING/FIT DISCLAIMER
   Pack depicted in images may not be the pack represented in this owner’s manual.
   
   

6. CHECK TORSO LENGTH
   Lo cate the harness yoke – this is where the harness straps come together near the base of the user’s neck. Locate the C7 vertebra – the large protruding bone at the base of the neck. The yoke should be 1 in/2.5 cm – 2 in/5 cm below the C7 vertebra.
   

7. TORSO LENGTH ADJUSTMENT
   For steps on adjusting the torso length to the correct size, see page 6.

8. CHECK HARNESS FIT
    Th e harness straps should wrap fully around the shoulders with no gaps between the pack and back. The padded part of the shoulder straps should end at 2 in/5 cm or more below the armpits without topping out.
   

9. HARNESS/SHOULDER STRAP ADJUSTMENT
   If t he harness is too small or large, but the torso length of the pack is correct, the customer may need a different pack size, model or adjustment.
   

10. BUCKLE THE  STRAP
    Th e sternum strap should be adjusted to approximately 2 in/5 cm below the collarbone.
    

TORSO LENGTH ADJUSTMENT STEPS – AIRSPEED

1. dentify the two injection-molded adjustment ladders, which are located at the top corners of the tensioned mesh backpanel.

2. Each adjustment ladder should have four cutouts. The pack harness will pass through one of these cutouts on each ladder, ending in a plastic harness toggle, which sets the torso length.

3. To set the torso length to a different option, reach behind the adjustment ladder on both sides and lever the harness toggles until they are fully extended and straight, allowing them to pass through the ladder cutout. Once done on both sides, the harness should be free to slide up and down the LightWire frame.

4. Slide the harness up or down along the LightWire frame to the appropriate torso length and re-insert the plastic harness toggles, curved side first, fully into the matching ladder cutout on both sides.

5. Fully inserted, make sure the plastic harness toggle has been securely captured by the adjustment ladder and, under tension, is pulled up flat behind the backpanel. This ensures the toggle won’t come out under weight and your torso adjustment is set.

FEATURE DETAILS

ULTRALIGHT RAINCOVER

Made with bluesign® approved fabric and DWR treatment made without PFAS.

1. Locate raincover icon near the baseof pack.
2. Remove raincover from compartment and slip it over the top and bottom of the pack.
3. Tighten the cord lock at the bottom of raincover to tension raincover into place.
4. To detach raincover, unfasten toggle from cord loop.

TIP: To prevent mildew, allow raincover to dry entirely before storing.

RESERVOIR SLEEVE
Direct-access external hydration sleeve is compatible with any reservoir up to 3L.

UPPER ZIPPERED POCKET
Easy-access upper pocket with key clip keeps phone, wallet and other valuables handy.

FRONT COMPRESSION PANEL
With stretch side panels and front zip pocket to securely store overloads.

DUAL COMPRESSION STRAPS
Quick-release upper and lower compression straps provide added stability when the pack is not full or offer additional attachment points for carrying gear on the outside of the pack.

TREKKING POLE ATTACHMENT

1. Collapse trekking poles to minimum length.
2. Place the tip of each trekking pole through one of the two matching loops at the bottom of the pack. The basket of the trekking pole should catch on the loop so the trekking pole does not slide through.
3. Loosen the upper side compression strap and unthread it from the daisy chain.
4. Bring the handle end of the trekking pole toward the top of the pack and place the staff of the pole under the seam of the front panel pocket and upper compression strap.
5. Re-thread the compression strap through the daisy chain and buckle into place. Tighten the compression strap to secure the trekking pole.
6. Reverse above steps to remove.

ICE AXE LOOP

1. Slide the ice axe shaft through the top of the ice tool loop and flip the shaft up toward the top of the pack.
2. Loosen the bungee cord lock and route the tool handle through the bungee. Tighten the cord lock nesting it into the Y-clip to secure the tool into place.
3. Reverse above steps to remove.

FEATURE DETAILS

STOW-ON-THE-GO TREKKING POLE ATTACHMENT
Osprey’s Stow-on the-Go trekking pole attachment is designed to quickly stash and carry trekking poles without taking off the pack.

1. Adjust the trekking poles to their minimum length (optional).
2. Locate the elasticized loop on the lower left side of pack. While pulling the loop out from the pack, insert the basket end of the trekking poles into the loop.
3. On the left harness strap, locate the trekking pole icon. Pull up on the cord to open, place pole handles in the loop and tighten with the cord lock to secure.
4. Reverse these steps to remove.

DUAL HIPBELT POCKETS
Left-side zippered hipbelt pocket and standard stretch woven side pocket. Right-side extra-large reinforced stretch woven side pocket extends onto hipbelt.

References

• Osprey Home page

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)  >>

Download This Manual (PDF format)

Download this manual  >>