As a response to our fast changing mobile lifestyles the well established back pack makers Osprey have launched the Portal series.
The series includes a myriad of pack solutions, including the Cyber, Cyber Port, Pixel, Pixel Port, Beta and Beta Port. As you can gather from the blog headline we’ll be taking a closer look at the Cyber Port today.
Read the full review on Tryf’s Blog.
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