Osprey Atmos AG 65 Mens Backpacking Backpack

Hard to adjust for maximum comfort with out professional help

Pretty awesome backpack I got it mainly cuz it has alot more pockets than some other brands and not looking bulky,material is fairly thick and durable,stretchy too!

I got a great deal on one of any Best Lists top backpacks. Not ultralight & not meant to be. Designed for comfortably carrying gear for extended backpacking trips, it checks all the boxes. I wanted the AG (Antigravity) suspension/ventilation system specifically in the Osprey line but Im a shopper. Amazon came through but I shopped & waited for a great value. Strongly recommend if not UL committed. And Dueter. Also have the Vario 45+10. Another great Amazon value.

I use this backpack almost every weekend for many miles of hiking and climbing approaches. It can easily fit multiple climbing ropes, all my gear, food, water, and supplies. The many pockets make it easy to get some organization going and easily pull out specific things later on. The straps are the best in the business, and make a 60 lb load a lot more bearable. It has taken some minor external rips on the outside which I fixed with duct tape. Everything else like straps and zippers have virtually no damage even after scraping against countless rocks and trees. Given the amount of punishment this backpack has endured, Im pretty sure I can expect at least 5-10 years of solid use.

I did a lot of research on packs before settling on this one. Its comfortable, and has tons of pockets and features. I also really like the mesh back which reduces sweating.

I love this pack, packed out for a 3 days John Muir Trail Trip. Worked great in subfreezing weathers, kept everything dry. Sturdy. Plenty of pockets with room to spare. The suspension system was good on the back. Has a water bladder pocket. Im a short guy, adjustable for any height.

It is the first nice backpack I have owned and it is so much better than the smaller packs

I bought this backpack due to the solid reviews. This past weekend I got the chance to take the pack out for the first time - to Mount Whitney. I could fit a lot of stuff into the pack and it felt really comfortable when adjusted correctly. My big issue is that there is a terrible squeak that comes from the shoulder straps and the hip-belt with every step. It is super distracting and become downright annoying after a while - especially as you just want to hike in the wilderness with no annoying sounds. I checked out reviews after I got back and it turns out that this pack has always had an issue with squeaking. There is a post by an REI rep from 2018, where they claim that they fixed the issue with the packs from that year onwards. However, going by my experience and reading other reviews, it seems they have not fixed the issue ... or it is a QC issue. Some folks dont seem to have this problem. If you buy one, then just make sure you load it up as you would for your camping trip and walk around a bit to ensure that you dont have the squeak. For me personally, Osprey has had enough time to work on this, but it seems they havent been able to address this issue. For $270 before taxes, this pack is expensive - everything about it screams quality, other than this squeak. If Osprey fixed this issue, it would easily be a 5 star product.

Love this pack. Fits like a glove. I sweat a lot so its nice to feel airflow on my back and under the hip straps. Very comfortable to carry. Very well laid out for storage. 35 pounds...no problem. Easiest pack Ive ever carried. Removable brain a big plus for those shorter hikes. Im 65 years old and do mostly one week or less section hikes. This has been the perfect pack for me. Great design.

I got this pack to replace my Teton Sports pack, as it doesnt provide much ventilation and is heavy. It is really well made, and provides much better ventilation and comfort. The stitching is good, and has a very quality feel to it. It is a bit heavier than I wanted, but no heavier than I expected/was advertised. If comfort is a priority, give this bag a try.