Osprey Kestrel Men's Hiking Backpack, 58L, Black, S/M

£220.00
£170.33
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Osprey Kestrel 58L hiking backpack in Black, S/M

A 58L hiking backpack with an integrated raincover, trekking pole attachment and a close-to-body AirScape carry.

The Osprey Kestrel is a men's hiking backpack built for bigger days on the trail, with a 58L capacity and a fit designed for comfort and stability. This Black S/M version keeps the focus on practical carry, trail organisation and weather-ready details.

Trail-ready carry and fit

The AirScape backpanel is designed for a stable, breathable, close-to-body carry, with updated adjustable torso lengths and a new injection-moulded framesheet. That makes it easier to keep the pack feeling controlled when the trail gets more technical.

Kestrel/Kyte is designed to provide a body-specific fit for maximum comfort and stability across body types. Packs designated as Men's are best suited to body types that are not as short, narrow or curved as those designated as Women's.

Useful details for longer days out

  • Integrated raincover stored in a zippered pocket at the base of the pack
  • Trekking pole attachment for keeping poles close to hand
  • Easy-access organisation for the items you need to reach quickly
  • Made with bluesign approved fabrics and DWR treatments made without PFAS

The result is a pack aimed at walkers and hikers who want a larger-capacity rucksack with sensible trail features rather than unnecessary extras.

Before you choose it

  • The 58L size is best suited to longer outings, heavier kit or trips where extra space matters
  • The S/M fit matters, so checking torso fit before buying is sensible
  • The included raincover is useful, but it does not replace choosing the right pack size for your load