The path ahead might be long, but you're well - prepared. The Dyna 6, designed specifically for women, is a top pick for trail runners and racers who never slow down. With a 1.5 - liter reservoir included, you'll feel confident even when your adventure takes you far from support. It offers ample space for extra clothing layers and energy snacks for those long days on the trail. Crafted entirely from recycled materials, it's also eco - friendly.
**Features**
- Two extra - large stretchy mesh pockets for soft flasks or food.
- Four lower stretchy mesh pockets for food or supplements.
- A vertical zippered pocket on the harness for valuables or your phone.
- A hydration sleeve with direct - zip access and a hose path for easy filling.
- Comes with a Hydraulics 1.5L LT running - specific reservoir.
- A front - panel zippered compartment.
- A stretchy mesh front pocket for quick gear stashing.
- Adjustable and removable dual chest straps for a personalized fit and stability.
- Attachment points for trekking poles or ice axes.
- A tuck - away safety whistle.
- Two open stretchy mesh side - panel pockets.
**Fabric**: The main fabric is bluesign® approved 320g recycled nylon stretch mesh, with a PFC/PFAS - free DWR coating. The accent fabric is bluesign® approved 200g recycled nylon stretch mesh, also with a PFC/PFAS - free DWR coating.
**Specifications**:
- Small: Dimensions 26x36x12cm, Weight 0.384kg
- Medium: Dimensions 31x36x12cm, Weight 0.406kg
- Large: Dimensions 36x36x12cm, Weight 0.428kg
Using your Osprey Dyna 6 Women's Trail Running Backpack is a breeze. First, fill the 1.5 - liter reservoir with water and insert it into the hydration sleeve. The direct - zip access and hose path make this easy. Then, use the various pockets to organize your stuff. Put your snacks in the stretchy mesh pockets, your phone or valuables in the vertical zippered harness pocket, and extra gear in the front - panel or stretchy mesh front pocket. Adjust the dual chest straps to fit you comfortably for a stable run.
When it comes to care, it's important to keep it clean. You can gently hand - wash the backpack with mild soap and water. Make sure to dry it thoroughly, especially the reservoir, to prevent mold. Don't use harsh chemicals as they can damage the PFC/PFAS - free DWR coating. Also, check the trekking pole and ice axe attachments regularly for any signs of wear and tear. And remember to keep the safety whistle in good condition, as it can be a lifesaver in an emergency.
