Osprey Kyte 46 Women's (2019)

[@adventurebythemile]

I like the setup of this pack. I wish they had a larger version for a thru hike.

[@ninajones6171]

Hey! Your videos are amazing! I am doing a 2 week 190 mile trek next spring and I can't decide between a 55L or 65L, or the Aura, Ariel or Kyte. They all look like great packs!

[@FriedaChan]

Great and informative video. I did purchase the Kyte 46. Looking forward to using it in my backpacking trips in the PNW. (PS, you are my favorite spokes person at Enwild! I also really liked the Leki Micro Vario Carbon video, also got those trekking poles.)

[@Enwild]

Thank you, enjoy!

[@zsofiahalmagyi6280]

Hi! I am undecided between Osprey Kyte 66 and Deuter Aircontact 50+10 SL? Which one would you recommend for multi-day trips with load between 10-15 kg? Thanks a lot!

[@fernandadonoso2125]

Hi! I wonder if with the size of this backpack can it be on the plane as a carry on?

[@Enwild]

At 28" x 13" x 12", it does exceed most allowable dimensions for carry on luggage. Requirements vary by airline, so always make sure to check with your specific airline about their specific allowable dimensions for carry on luggage

[@rimamiciuviene8278]

Hello, thanks for the great video. I am going to the Camino de Santiago this August and considering between two Osprey backpacks. Have a problem with my back and shoulders, I'm going to pack in between 18-20 pound. Which model would be the best to support the back, especially the shoulders, Kyte 46 or Eja 48? Thanks

[@camilladamlund9513]

Between this and the Aura 50, which would you recommend for long weekend trips (two to four days) with non Ultra-light gear?

[@Enwild]

The Aura 50 will be more supportive at heavier pack weights, so we'd lean in that direction

[@camilladamlund9513]

@@Enwild Thanks guys!

[@dv2983]

Whats the difference between this and the older ones? Want to make sure I don't get an older version Thx

[@Enwild]

The clearest distinction is in the colors. However there are some minor updates including longer hip belt pockets, more padding in the straps, and some sturdier buckles.

[@dv2983]

@@Enwild Thank you

[@Arelis5217]

Hello, are you planning to do a comparison of the kyte 46 vs 66 or review the kyte 66? Which one would you go for? I'm planning on doing the Camino Frances in September and looking to make a decision between this two bad and wondering the size difference side by side.

[@Enwild]

Hey! There probably won't be a comparison video because the difference amounts mainly to pack volume. For something like the Camino, a smaller size is almost definitely better. If you need a 66 liter pack for that trail, there's a good chance you're over-packing. Have a great trek!

[@Arelis5217]

Enwild thank you for the reply. I was looking at the dimensions, weight and price, it just didn’t seem like a huge difference between the Kyte 46 vs Kyte 66 - it would be nice to see side by side. I understand you don’t need for the 66L - I’m just trying to think ahead and for other activities. I’m also planning to do the 7 days hike around Mount Blanc as well.

[@jzansnow]

Can we attach a tent on it?

[@Enwild]

Hey Mary Jzanelle Capacio thanks so much for watching our video and commenting! The Osprey Kyte is more than capable of carrying a tent to it. With multiple lash points and compressions straps including ones on the bottom,, there's numerous ways to break up the parts of the tent and finding storage solutions.