Osprey Men’s Atmos AG 65 Backpack, Graphite Grey, Large
The Atmos AG 65 introduces the Anti-Gravity suspension system to a new line of ventilated backpacks. This 3D suspension system contours your body providing seamless comfort allowing the user mobility with ease on any multi-day backpacking trip. Product Features The adjustable harness allows the user to easily adjust the torso length of the pack by
The Atmos AG 65 introduces the Anti-Gravity suspension system to a new line of ventilated backpacks. This 3D suspension system contours your body providing seamless comfort allowing the user mobility with ease on any multi-day backpacking trip.
Product Features
- The adjustable harness allows the user to easily adjust the torso length of the pack by using the easy release cams behind the harness yoke
- The Fit-on-the-Fly hip belt pads extend 5 inches/15cm to accommodate different hip sizes providing a custom fit. Volume-Small 62 litre,medium 65 litre,large 68 litre
- The floating top lid can extend to accept oversized loads or can be removed from the pack body for weight saving lidless use
- An internal reservoir sleeve is located in the main body of the pack allowing easy loading/unloading of a hydration reservoir
- Osprey’s Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment is designed to quickly attach and carry trekking poles while wearing a pack;Dimensions:35h x 15w x 15d inches;Volume :68 L;Weight:4.92 lbs
- Five exterior zippered pockets and three slip pockets.
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Hiked nearly 2,000 miles of the AT with this pack I started my Appalachian Trail thru hike with the Gregory z65 pack. It was a decent pack but the shoulder straps started to tear on me a couple hundred miles in. I knew I needed a new pack so when I reached Hot Springs, NC I went to the outfitter that was down the street to see what they had. I did some prior research and was planning on purchasing the Osprey Aether but it turns out they didn’t have it, bummer. However, they did have the recently released Osprey Atmos AG pack. I didn’t know much about it so I went back to my room to do more research. Well, like I said it was a new pack so there weren’t many reviews on it. The few that there were were positive though. I was still skeptical and didn’t want to spend that much money on a pack that I may not like. I bite the bullet and the next day decide to purchase the pack. I bought a lot of new gear while on the AT, and I’ll say that this pack was by far the best money I spent on the whole trail. I can’t say enough good things about…
Best pack yet. Bought this backpack(Medium size) in early spring 2015 and have since gone on two backpacking loops, one 30 miler through the sawtooth mountains, ID, and a 27 mile loop through the Cascade mountains in OR…as well as 10+ day hikes in texas.