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OSPREY UNLTD AIRSCAPE

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SIZING / FIT

PACK FIT INSTRUCTIONS (CONTINUED)

4    SHOULDER STRAP ADJUSTMENT 

 Tighten the shoulder straps enough to draw the pack securely against the back. AutoLift automatically engages the upper 
frame of the pack. The upper portion of the shoulder straps should be floating above shoulder level at this point, leaving a gap.
Buckle the sternum loosely and position it so it sits about 2” below the collarbones. The sternum strap webbing adjusts for 
position up and down by sliding on a fabric covered rail. 

6    CHECK TORSO LENGTH

Locate 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 positioned 1 in./2.5 cm. – 2 in./5 cm. below 
the C7 vertebra. When properly positioned, the shoulder straps should not slip off the sides at the shoulder or put undue 
pressure on the neck.

5    SETTING TORSO LENGTH

 The Torso Length Adjuster webbing runs through the two CamLock buckles on either side of the backpanel of the pack. Pull down 
on the webbing loops to lower the shoulder straps just to the point where the padding of the straps makes good contact with the top 
of the shoulders. Pulling too far will begin to lift the hipbelt off the correct position on the hipbones.

7    CHECK HARNESS FIT

The harness straps should wrap fully around the shoulders with no gaps between the pack and back. The AutoLift system 
automatically positions the shoulder strap padding and should extend 2” or more below the armpits

8    TENSION THE STERNUM STRAP

Check the sternum strap and readjust if necessary to a position approximately 2 in./5 cm. below the collarbone and tightened 
only enough pull light tension. The shoulder straps should be pulled lightly in across the chest to allow comfortable arm swing, 
but not so much as to deform or lift them off the body.

Summary of Contents for UNLTD AirScape 68

Page 1: ...lcome to Osprey We pride ourselves on creating the most functional durable and innovative carrying product for your adventures Please refer to this owner s manual for information on product features u...

Page 2: ...lyethylene is a lightweight yarn with a tensile strength 10 times that of steel The grid adds tremendous durability to the fabric SHARED 1 Osprey UNLTD AirScape suspension 2 Convertible Top Lid Daypac...

Page 3: ...Lid Weight AirScape DayLid 0 754 lbs 0 754 lbs 0 34 kg 0 34 kg Aircover Weight 1 036 lbs 1 036 lbs 0 469 kg 0 469 kg AIRSCAPE 68 WOMEN S SPECS XS S M L Cubic Inches 3906 in 4150 in Volume 64 L 68 L D...

Page 4: ...ECHNOLOGY CAMLOCK TORSO LENGTH ADJUSTMENT AIRSCAPE VACUUM FORMED POLYCARBONATE FRAMESHEET MOLDED EVA PADDING FIT ON THE FLY HIPBELT TORSO LENGTH GUIDELINES HIGH CARBON STAINLESS STEEL FRAME Strong dur...

Page 5: ...lance of load transfer and freedom of motion 3 BUCKLE HIPBELT Buckle and tighten the hipbelt evenly using Osprey s cross body ErgoPull The padding on the hipbelt is adjustable for length but that step...

Page 6: ...aps should not slip off the sides at the shoulder or put undue pressure on the neck 5 SETTING TORSO LENGTH The Torso Length Adjuster webbing runs through the two CamLock buckles on either side of the...

Page 7: ...of the pack s hipbelt wings from the padded hipbelt by disengaging the hook and loop closure 3 With one hand hold the pack s hipbelt wing With the other hand guide the padded hipbelt in out from behin...

Page 8: ...ge when in use LARGE PANEL ACCESS In addition to the upper drawcord opening the contents of the main compartment can be conveniently accessed through the large U shaped zippered opening that reaches f...

Page 9: ...ower part of the pack SKI LOOPS AND TUCK AWAY AXE LOOPS Custom variable width weaving produces tight strong loops to securely hold skis and ice axes The extra dense webbing increases durability while...

Page 10: ...wearing a pack 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 On the left harness strap l...

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