Osprey Atmos AG 65 Mens Backpacking Backpack

Great backpack. Can get fitted at REI bc they sell it there. Haven’t used it long enough for durability but can tell quality pack

An Osprey backpack on my vine queue! There is a video from Osprey that shows how to use the backpack. This is just one more in my Osprey arsenal at home. Their all might guarantee is worth the price of admission. And these packs take a beating. One thing I do like about this one is the tie off for the walking poles and removable straps for the sleeping pad. I dont always need a sleeping pad so not having the straps cleans things up for me. 65L is a good size for a long trip and the frame on this pack makes the weight feel effortless. And finally a pack that has the internal hydration sleeve. I have a separate smaller Osprey I use for bike rides but I need one for the major trips. Just make sure it is empty before going through TSA. This should also be a good pack for train travel in those parts of the world that actually have good train service.

Build feels really good, pockets all seem useful in size and placement. But the highlight of this pack is the comfort. its mesh back is ridiculously breathable, and the straps distribute the weight perfectly. The only complaint I can think of is that the rain fly is sold separately (and I new that when I bought it.)

As a first time backpacker I was worried a bit about managing to fit all my gear and consequently if I could handle the weight. After a five mile hike (mostly uphill) and one night stay, I can tell you that this bag gave me confidence that I would be OK out in the White Mountain Wilderness of NM. I had all the essential gear (tent, sleeping bag, food, cooking system, water) plus my cold and rain gear and I had some room to spare. I never felt that it was too heavy because of its anti-gravity system that distributes the weight. I love this pack. Cant wait to go on a multiple day hike!

Great company and bags, wish they came with rain cover

Great pack carries everything even if you primitive camp or hunt hike this pack covers it all I have arthritis in my back and this pack takes the cake allows me to pack all I need and enjoy the outdoors well designed

Buying a highly related $270 backpack, I naively thought it would a decent all-arounder. Turns out that its really bad at handling loads heavier than 40+- lbs. Did a 4 days 40 miles loop in the Cascades. First day was bearable, but by the second I had shoulder and neck pain and my skin around both sides of my hips almost started bleeding (see photo). Im not a novice to backpacking, nor am I a thin guy; the load really wasnt that heavy but, the suspension system on this backpack prioritizes ventilation over ergonomics and long-distance hauling ability. There are many great things about it so I might keep it for short, summer time overnight trips - as the ventilation system does work quite well - but would never depend on it for 4-5 days trips.

Osprey is a number one brand but some models are widely know to squeak around the wire support. Mine squeaked so loud it was embarrassing as well as irritating to other hikers. I contacted Osprey and they said to send it to them (my cost) and they would take a look. It was much less of a hassle to simply return to Amazon and look elsewhere for a better, quieter backpack. This is why I like ordering stuff of of Amazon.

Like all Osprey bags, awesome! 65L is perfect for weekend backpacking/fly fishing trips.

Love this book bag made my first trip easier times traveling for 2 weeks.