Osprey Savu 2L & 5L MTB Hip Packs: Review and Comparison

I just wanted to put together a Review/Comparison of the Osprey Savu bags (2L & 5L) and show how much they can actually hold. I mention a few things I liked and some stuff I wish I had known before buying them.
It’s awkward talking to a camera but I love helping people with future gear purchases so if I missed some stuff or if you would like to see other info, please comment and let me know what I can add for next time!
**I did see that the snaps are used to fold in the water bottle holders to make it more compact but I usually carry water so to each their own...
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[@jimisnowhere100]

I bet those snaps on the 5 release so you can carry Nalgene diameter bottles. Or a quart can of High Life.

[@steez8888]

Mate this video is so informative and exactly what I needed. Couldn't decide between the 2 and the 5 but now I know😊

[@mad8trip]

The best review of savu bags man,great work🫡

[@jediyoda]

thanks for the detailed demo of the two bags and the pros/cons of each. Mahalo!

[@ericdavidson5011]

They do make one with a bladder.

[@str8shooter160]

awesome comparison, thanks!

[@dashcoxon4727]

Nice review and comparison , cheers mate

[@crawfordloper4354]

Thanks:)

[@m1nusasusplus897]

Seems savu 5 is great.

[@chocolatewheelchair]

1:26 Savu 2L

[@piotrbartoszewicz5774]

Factual and perfect presentation. Thank you. I will choose Savu 2. It will be a good "assistant" of Raptor 10

[@JerryNelsonBike]

I ordered the 5 L hip pack. Very uncomfortable pack. Had to send it back. Not for me. Will stick to a mountain bike pack pac.

[@patrickakers5722]

How is the comfort of wearing these while riding?

[@crawfordloper4354]

They aren’t bad. The buckles can kind of get in the way but not bad. I have a new bag , The Whirlpool, from San Util that I’m reviewing soon and it is AMAZINGLY comfortable. Well designed hip straps.

[@willienillie6337]

$1 is the right amount of cash to carry while on trail.