Osprey Packs

Mira 32L Hydration Backpack - Women's

Osprey continues to be on

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Osprey continues to be on the forefront of innovation creating wonderful well designed packs full of excellent features from durable materials to comfortable adjustable fit. Still the industry leader.

I recently used the Osprey

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently used the Osprey Mira 32 for a one-day hike up Mt. Fuji, and it surpassed my expectations in every way. This backpack is incredibly sturdy—it withstood a few falls on rocks and constant leaning without showing any signs of damage. I expected at least some snags in the fabric, but it still looks brand new! One of the standout features is that it comes with both a water reservoir and a rain cover, which saved me from having to purchase these separately. The water reservoir worked exceptionally well, and I loved that the water flow is adjustable. The mesh back panel was a game changer. I never felt my back getting hot; it stayed the same temperature as the rest of my body, which was amazing and my favorite part of the bag. Additionally, the amount of pockets in the bag made organizing my gear a breeze, allowing for easy access during both travel and hiking. Given my small frame (I’m 4'11" and 115 pounds), I needed a bag that could adjust to fit me perfectly, and the Mira 32 delivered. The adjustability is outstanding, allowing for a customized fit. Despite carrying roughly 15-20 pounds during the 10-hour hike, I experienced zero back pain. Finally, the bag handled the dusty conditions of Mt. Fuji with ease. It collected dirt, but it didn’t cling to the fabric, and I was able to shake it off and keep using the bag without getting anything else dirty. Overall, the Osprey Mira 32 is of the highest quality, and I would highly recommend it to anyone, especially those with a smaller frame.

Perfect size

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I bought this to be my carry on bag and it fits in the personal item crate just perfectly. I put my laptop in the bottom of the water reservoir pouch. It is a tight fit but it works. The pockets are all functional and in good locations. I would recommend this bag.

Versital pack

I bought this pack a few years ago and like it. I use it weekly for day hikes. I can toss dog poop bags in the front slip pouch (yes full ones). I can lash/stow everyone's leash ( multiple dogs), there room for my layers, lunch and water for the woofers in the main. The side slip pouch for bear spray and the waist pockets for chapstick/sunscreen and waste bags. I can toss my phone/sunglasses in the soft top pouch. I haven't had it ruin any shirts or dig into my shoulders but I'm not asking it to perform like my backpacking pack. I've also used it dike biking and snowmobiling and was able to stow avalanche gear ok. It's a good pack, durable and well thought out, thanks Osprey. Oh yes, I've used the rain fly too, nice feature, it's quick, easy and worked. Thank you for the quality zippers, they determine the life of a pack for me.

Not sure if I would buy again

I just used this on a week long hiking trip in RMNP. I love all the pockets on this backpack especially the ones at the waist which makes it easy to store snacks, Kleenex, things you can reach easily without having to take the pack off. I actually love the color too. This backpack was good for shorter hikes but dug into my shoulders when I was on longer hikes. I tried adjusting it numerous times but my shoulders were so sore by the end of the my long hikes