Osprey Eja Pro 55 Womens Pack
$499.95
For committing thru-hikes where every gram counts, the 55-liter Eja Pro provides the most comfortable carry in its weight class. Shedding nearly 450g off from the Eja 58, the Pro features a more fine-tuned adjustment system for its ventilated AirSpeed suspension system with anatomical women’s fit. Comfort, without weighing you down.
What’s New?
- Airspeed Suspension
A tensioned mesh backpanel keeps the weight off your back, enabling highly ventilated carrying comfort. - Volume Flexibility
Compression straps and removable lid allow for functional capacity adjustment. - Ultralight Design
Lightweight fabrics deliver durable performance. - Removable Lid
Sheds 74 g / 2.6 oz. when the top lid is removed. An integrated Flap Jacket secures the main compartment opening, providing weather protection and load stability when the lid isn’t used.
Description
- ULTRALIGHT COMFORT
- Ultralight Airspeed Suspension
Lightweight injection-molded ladder provides 4″ of torso adjustability, Two-sizes-per-gender design ensures perfect fit and allows for quick, easy adjustment, 3.5 mm powder-coated LightWire frame balances support and dynamic flex - Backpanel
3D-tensioned breathable mesh backpanel ensures supportive fit, Silicone print on lumbar fabric enhances hipbelt grip - Exoform Harness
Shoulder straps combine reverse spacer mesh, die cut EVA foam and a unique structured 3D mesh to deliver excellent support and ventilation, Ventilated mesh yoke evenly distributes load for comfort while maintaining breathability, 15 mm adjustable slide sternum strap with rescue whistle - Exoform Hipbelt
EVA foam padded hipbelt offers dynamic stretch for a secure, dynamic fit, Zippered pocket provides secure storage
LIGHTWEIGHT OPTIONS
- Removable, floating single compartment top lid with key clip
- Four webbing lash points on top lid
- FlapJacket secures main compartment access and provides weather protection when lid isn’t used. Removing top lid reduces carry capacity by 9 L and weight by 80 g
- Internal hydration sleeve with center back hose port and Osprey Hydraclip for easier reservoir hanging
- Internal compression strap keeps loads stable
- Large front fabric compression pocket with stretch side panels accommodates overloads
- Multiple front panel lash points for securing extra gear
- Lower side compression straps designed to capture sleeping pad on front panel
- Deep, dual access stretch mesh side pockets
- Dual ice axe loops with handle capture by upper compression straps
- Ultralight Airspeed Suspension
| SIZE | VOLUME | DIMENSIONS | WEIGHT |
|---|---|---|---|
| WXS/S | 3173 IN3 / 52 L | 67H X 36W X 31D CM | 874g |
| WM/L | 3356 IN3 / 55 L | 72H X 36W X 31D CM | 933g |
FABRIC
- MAIN
- NanoFly™: 100D Nylon x 200D UHMWPE ripstop, DWR treatments made without PFAS
- BOTTOM
- NanoFly™: 100D Nylon x 200D UHMWPE ripstop, DWR treatments made without PFAS
TORSO |
11″ (28cm) | 12″ (30.5cm) | 13″ (33cm) | 14″ (35.5cm) | 15″ (38cm) | 16″ (40.5cm) | 17″ (43cm) | 18″ (46cm) | 19″ (48cm) | 20″ (51cm) | 21″ (53cm) | 22″ (56cm) |
| Eja Pro 55 | – | – | XS/S | XS/S | XS/S | XS/S or M/L | XS/S or M/L | M/L | M/L | M/L | – | – |
Additional information
| Size | X-Small/Small, Medium/Large |
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Charlie (verified owner) –
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I’ve carried the pack once so far for a 3-day tramp. Happy with the light weight of the pack itself and the 55 litre volume was just right for the trip. I experimented with carrying the tent on the outside – I had to use my own ties to secure it in place – but found that it got in the way when climbing under fallen trees. I stored it inside the pack after that. The weather was fine on the trip so I didn’t have a chance to see how the pack performed in the rain.
I’ve scored it 4 because from the outset of the tramp I just couldn’t get the pack to sit comfortably. After 4 hours of walking & multiple re-adjustments to hip belt, shoulder straps etc, one of my mates noticed that one of the small toggles that slide through a part of the external frame to hold the shoulder straps in place was hanging loose. Even when put back in place, the toggle slid out very easily, however, once the toggle was tied in place with a shoelace, there was no further discomfort. This is a design fault (confirmed by Warren when I showed him) which needs to be fixed by the makers. The other pesky thing was there was no finger loopy thing on the small zip on the hip belt so opening & closing the zip was almost impossible.
Shelley F. (verified owner) –
As described