Specification
Specification
Children's hiking backpack with a volume of 12 liters, specially designed for early school children aged approximately 4–7 years. OSPREY JET 12 weighs only around 0.4 kg, has an anatomically shaped back panel for children's bodies and a padded hip belt that relieves the shoulders from the load. Ideal for first hikes with parents, school nature trips or as a first school backpack.
Designed for children's bodies
JET 12 has a shorter torso, narrower shoulder straps and a smaller hip belt anatomically shaped for children. The padded back panel is breathable, reflective elements on the straps increase safety when crossing the road. The sternum strap is adjustable and has a whistle – useful in case of emergency.
Organization tailored to children
The main compartment has capacity for a sweater, snack, flask and smaller toys. Front zip pocket for small items, two side stretch pockets for flasks, attachment for a headlamp and reflective elements. The backpack is compatible with a hydration reservoir up to 1.5 L (separate compartment), which is enough for longer hikes.
- Volume 12 L – ideal children's capacity
- Weight only 0.4 kg
- Anatomically shaped for children's bodies (4–7 years)
- Padded hip belt – relieves the shoulders
- Breathable back panel
- Reflective elements – better visibility in low light
- Sternum strap with whistle
- Compatible with a hydration reservoir up to 1.5 L
- Headlamp attachment
- Material – recycled 210D polyester certified by bluesign®, DWR without PFAS
Advantages and disadvantages
✓ Advantages: specially designed for children, low weight, reflective elements, whistle on the sternum strap, compatibility with a hydration reservoir, All Mighty Guarantee lifetime warranty, bluesign® certified materials, cheerful color designs.
✗ Disadvantages: 12 L capacity becomes small for growing children over time (for older children we recommend ACE 38 or JET 18), no integrated rain cover (needs to be purchased separately), no pronounced ventilated back.
Comparison: JET 12 vs JET 18, ACE 38
OSPREY JET 18 (18 L) is the bigger sibling for children 7–10 years old. OSPREY ACE 38 (38 L) is an expedition children's backpack with an adjustable torso that grows with the child (9–14 years). JET 12 is Osprey's smallest children's backpack – for first hikes and the smallest children.
Who is it for?
Children's hiking backpack recommended for children aged approximately 4–7 years. Suitable for first family hikes, school nature trips, public transport and commutes to school, cycling and outings. Children learn to carry their own snack and clothing with it – the first step toward independence in the outdoors.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value | ||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Volume | 12 L | ||||||||||||||
| Weight | approx. 0.4 kg | ||||||||||||||
| Recommended age | approx. 4–7 years | ||||||||||||||
| Safety | reflective elements, whistle on the sternum strap | ||||||||||||||
| Material | recycled 210D polyester, bluesign®, DWR without PFAS | ||||||||||||||
| Hydration |
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SpecificationChildren's hiking backpack with a volume of 12 liters, specially designed for early school children aged approximately 4–7 years. OSPREY JET 12 weighs only around 0.4 kg, has an anatomically shaped back panel for children's bodies and a padded hip belt that relieves the shoulders from the load. Ideal for first hikes with parents, school nature trips or as a first school backpack. Designed for children's bodiesJET 12 has a shorter torso, narrower shoulder straps and a smaller hip belt anatomically shaped for children. The padded back panel is breathable, reflective elements on the straps increase safety when crossing the road. The sternum strap is adjustable and has a whistle – useful in case of emergency. Organization tailored to childrenThe main compartment has capacity for a sweater, snack, flask and smaller toys. Front zip pocket for small items, two side stretch pockets for flasks, attachment for a headlamp and reflective elements. The backpack is compatible with a hydration reservoir up to 1.5 L (separate compartment), which is enough for longer hikes.
Advantages and disadvantages✓ Advantages: specially designed for children, low weight, reflective elements, whistle on the sternum strap, compatibility with a hydration reservoir, All Mighty Guarantee lifetime warranty, bluesign® certified materials, cheerful color designs. ✗ Disadvantages: 12 L capacity becomes small for growing children over time (for older children we recommend ACE 38 or JET 18), no integrated rain cover (needs to be purchased separately), no pronounced ventilated back. Comparison: JET 12 vs JET 18, ACE 38OSPREY JET 18 (18 L) is the bigger sibling for children 7–10 years old. OSPREY ACE 38 (38 L) is an expedition children's backpack with an adjustable torso that grows with the child (9–14 years). JET 12 is Osprey's smallest children's backpack – for first hikes and the smallest children. Who is it for?Children's hiking backpack recommended for children aged approximately 4–7 years. Suitable for first family hikes, school nature trips, public transport and commutes to school, cycling and outings. Children learn to carry their own snack and clothing with it – the first step toward independence in the outdoors. Technical specifications
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