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VOLT/VIVA SERIES

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4  TIGHTEN HARNESS

 +  Tighten the shoulder harness straps to tension by pulling them down and back.

5   TIGHTEN LOAD LIFTERS

 +  Tighten the load lifters to tension by pulling them up and forward. This will pull 

the pack close to the body to help stabilize the load. 

6   ADJUST HARNESS HARNESS 

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The harness straps should wrap fully around the shoulders with no gaps between 
the pack and back. 

 

+   The padded part of the harness straps should end 1-2" / 2.5-5 cm 

below the armpit. And the harness should have 1-2" / 2.5-5 cm of 
webbing remaining.

 

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 1-2” / 2.5-5 cm below 
the C7 vertebra.

 

 +   If the torso length is too short or tall, adjust the torso length of the pack. 

(See Adjustable Harness instructions in this manual.)

7  STERNUM STRAP

   Adjust the sternum strap to approximately 2"/5 cm below the collarbone, 

buckle and tighten to tension.

1    POSITION THE PACK

 

+  Completely loosen the pack’s hipbelt, harness and load-lifter straps. 

 

+   Load the pack with 10-20 lbs/4-9 kg of gear. 

 

+   Put on the pack and make sure that the hipbelt is centred and rests over the 

hipbone. The hipbelt padding should sit halfway above and below the hipbone. 

2   BUCKLE HIPBELT

 + Buckle and evenly tighten the hipbelt using Osprey’s cross body ErgoPull.

+   The padding of the hipbelt should wrap around the hips with approximately 

1-3" / 2.5-6cm  of webbing between the buckle and the hipbelt when tightened

3   ADJUST HIPBELT 

 

 +   If the hipbelt is too large or small, adjust the sizing with the Fit-on-the-Fly 

hipbelt adjustment. (See Fit-on-the-Fly instructions in this manual.)

FIT

SIZING / FIT

Summary of Contents for VOLT 75

Page 1: ...A 65 S19 UPDATED 12 18 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 informa...

Page 2: ...nches 3967 Liters 65 Pounds 4 21 Kilograms 1 91 Inches 30h x 15w x 13d Centimeters 77h x 37w x 34d LOAD RANGE 30 50 lb 14 23kg SHARED FEATURES 1 Floating top lid with web attachment points and dual zi...

Page 3: ...escue whistle 4 FIT ON THE FLY HIPBELT Adjustable hipbelt for a perfect fit and comfortable carry Soft edgeless padded mesh offers a soft breathable contact surface Stiffened internal structure for la...

Page 4: ...lower silver arrow 5 There are two load lift ladder lock options Correspond the lower or upper backpanel setting to the lower or upper load lift ladder lock FIT ON THE FLY HIPBELT M 75L 60L W 65L 50L...

Page 5: ...ow the C7 vertebra If the torso length is too short or tall adjust the torso length of the pack See Adjustable Harness instructions in this manual 7 STERNUM STRAP Adjust the sternum strap to approxima...

Page 6: ...p from the cord loop inside the raincover compartment Tip To prevent mildew remove raincover and allow to dry entirely after use in the rain STOW ON THE GO TREKKING POLE ATTACHMENT M 75L 60L W 65L 50L...

Page 7: ...75L 60L W 65L 50L Upper and lower compression straps provide added stability when the pack is not full or o er additional attachment points for carrying gear on the outside of the pack FRONT SHOVE IT...

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