Osprey Packs | Stow-On-The-Go™ | Europe

How to quickly and easily attach trekking poles to your Osprey pack using the Stow-On-The-Go™ feature.

[ChrisKennedy]

I've had the pack for years and I've only just found this out. It feels good. Thank you for the video... 13 years ago (facepalm)

[billdavis]

It would be nice if Osprey provided such information in literature accompanying the pack.

[TheKPDX]

Thanks for this video. I found it quickly when about to head out with my new pack. While it can look kind of awkward, I am really impressed with how I can even kind of forget the poles are there when I'm not using them. It's a brilliant little gem.

[Scott-J]

Ah ha! I was looking for a release on the toggle on the front loop. There isn't one, you just have to pull harder than I was. Helpful.

[ericbarton]

After all that time... thats what those thing were for! lol

[chriszacny]

Thanks for posting this video. Very useful feature!

[derreckdeckerson]

Do you have to use the stow on the go option or are there other walking pole attachments??

[alexanderpalmas]

Does it work better with the trekking poles extended or stowed

[CritterLizard]

I figured this out on my own and thought, "This can't be right." Yup, this is it. It works, but it feels so awkward.

[mradios]

Nice, just wanted to know how to attach an Axe to Osprey AG 50. Thanks

[arranwalker]

My pole holder has come apart. Is it an easy fix to get the cord back into the plastic. It's the part that you pull to synch the cord around the pole handle.

[AirdrieRambler]

Likewise. I had to go online as the black and white photo on the instructions is tiny and unclear.

[scoutandastir]

why can't you include simple instructions on how this works? I had to search for 20 minutes to find this video. Course, you wouldn't want to leave out the zillion ads you have attached to the pack.