Osprey Atmos AG 65 Mens Backpacking Backpack

Took the bag up the Adirondack and performed extremely well.

I bought the Osprey Atmos back several years ago when they first came out and didnt like it much. It wasnt vert comfortable so I bought a Grant gear crown vic and used it instead. now however I am getting older and in less great shape so I have slowed down greatly. I dont focus in putting the miles behind me any more so I take heavyer loads and walk less miles. I like to fish and hunt and cook on a campfire now. I also take fresh stakes and ribs to grill over a camp fire now so all that adds a lot of weight to a once ultra light backpacking set up. I will have to say that the atmos has came a long way since I bought one when they first came out. i really like this one now especially for heavier loads My granite gear backpack was great for 15 to 20 lbs or so but not so much for 25 to 30 lbs so I will have to say the redesigned Atmos backpacks are very comfortable for that with a lot of bells and whistles I miss out on with an ultralight pack. I highly recommend this pack for heavier loads of 20 to 30 lbs

Safely received this atmos 65. Im really like it so much.

Most comfortable pack with a several pockets to stay organized! The Anti Gravity system does make a balanced load seem lighter with less back sweat!

Very high quality and adjustable. Im 65 and fits me well.

I love this backpack Went on several treks with it I got the wrong size, but it still works. Next time I get an atmos Ill know which size to get :)

I’m a 63 year old who loves the outdoors and wanted the best, multi-day/weekend, highly functional and durable backpack within reasonable cost. I’m not doing thru-hikes so a heavier but durable pack was my goal. 2021 brought the new Aether 65 vs the older Atmos 65, both of which were my leading candidates. I settled on the older Atmos 65 because of the very positive YouTube reviews and the fantastic price just recently posted on Amazon in February, 2021....$239.00 brand new! My Atmos came today and to my surprise, it DID come with an included rainfly! Note that rain fly’s do not normally come with the Atmoses? The medium is a 65 liter pack weighing in at 4.56 lbs, so it’s no ultralight. But here’s why I settled on the Atmos 65: 1. Anti-Gravity suspension/harness system - makes it feel like you’re carrying less weight than you actually are. 2. Durable & Flawless construction - heavy duty quality zippers, durable outer material, and overall build (like a tank!) 3. Great pockets & just the right amount of storage - 2 external storage pockets on the front of the pack is a winner! Also, trekking pole and dual ice axe lashings. 4. Dual side pockets are large/deep enough to fit a full-sized, Grayl water filter flask. 5. Removable brain and integral weather flap. 6. Included rain fly & dedicated rain fly pocket. - You can also use this pocket for other item storage while stashing the rain fly somewhere else if you wish. 7. The high vis, neon green interior provides great contrast when looking for items in low-light conditions. 8. Osprey’s Almighty guarantee, lifetime warranty - 2nd to none! Conclusion: Although an older design, it is a proven pack with hundreds of satisfied users. It is a highly durable pack which will no doubt, stand the test of time. This is the best multi-day backpack, ever, imho!

I absolutely love the antigravity system. Best pack I have ever owned. I’m not a fan on the waist adjustments as I see it being a wear point but overall great pack

I used to work The North Face, so I have lots of their gear, but I have always heard people rave about the comfort of Osprey backpacks. So, I decided to treat my 57 y/o body to a new bag. I have not used it yet, but the quality appears to be fantastic. I will go to my local sporting goods store and have it properly fitted (they did not have them in store, said that they would fit it to me if I purchased it elsewhere).

Great pack