Osprey Atmos AG 65 Mens Backpacking Backpack

Decided to upgrade my pack for year 2 on the Appalachian Trail and this pack was amazing! Felt like it was half the weight of my previous pack. Very durable, there is a reason Osprey is considered top of the line. Didnt realize it when I bought it but the lifetime warranty is very comforting to know too. Would absolutely purchase again!

Zaino eccellente, lo schienale è veramente comodo una volta regolato, le tasche sono ben organizzate, i materiali sembrano veramente ottimi. Fantastico il gancio per i bastoni sullo spallaccio sinistro, consente di non dover continuamente togliere lo zaino o chiedere aiuto ai compagni di viaggio. Le tasche laterali per le borracce sono accessibili facilmente avendo doppia apertura, sia verso lo schienale che verso lalto. Lunico possibile difetto è che è a carico dallalto, cosa abbastanza comune ma, a mio avviso, un po noiosa quando si deve prendere qualcosa che non è in cima alla pila. Comoda lapertura inferiore con divisorio che mi consente di riporre la mia attrezzatura fotografica in un compartimento ad accesso rapido, è pensata per il sacco a pelo ma io preferisco usarla per avere rapido accesso a fotocamera e lenti. Lo schienale è fantastico, lascia traspirare la schiena e garantisce una giusta distribuzione del peso. La tasca interna per la sacca idrica alloggia tranquillamente unità da 2L, credo anche da 3L ma non ho provato (la 2L ci sta larga quindi non credo che quella da 3 dia problemi). Sul fronte presenta due tasche laterali nelle quali riporre oggetti a cui si vuole avere un accesso rapido, non sono enormi ma per cartine, fazzoletti e cose simili vanno benissimo. La tasca a mesh elastico frontale si chiude con una clip e può tranquillamente contenere la giacca waterproof per averla a disposizione in ogni momento. Il cappuccio è rimovibile e presenta due tasche, una più grande ed una più piccola, in questultima è presente la clip per agganciare le chiavi e, di default, il copri zaino per la pioggia (che però io ho spostato in una tasca frontale) comunque necessario solo in caso di acquazzoni prolungati visto che lo zaino è comunque abbastanza idrorepellente essendo in tessuto tecnico. Sicuramente consigliato per uscite che richiedono un volume importante dello zaino, risulta però comodo anche se semi-vuoto una volta strette a dovere tutte le fasce di compressione. Non è economico ma il marchio è quasi una garanzia e lo zaino in sé vale la spesa.

I bought an REI 60 Lts backpack but realized it’s not a good option for a beginner like me. Ended up buying this backpack and this is PERFECT!!!

Let me start off that I am a very experienced backpacker. Ive used many different bags over the years but this one is one of the best. Osprey has built a Legacy on customer support and building good value, durable packs. weighs around 4.5lbs but its a workhorse. I recently completed a 22 mile over night hike with it and it is by far one the more comfortable bags Ive used. The Hip belt takes a little adjusting to get it right at first but once you get it its gold. The Anti Gravity suspension is great because it keeps the bag centered but off your back allowing air to get in. No more swamp back. I have their Stratos 34l as well and its just as good. Do yourself a favor and get a good bag, your back will thank you on the Trails.

Mine came with raincoat

Im a big guy 63 and over 300 this pack fits me , I was so happy to find a pack that fits , yes its pricey but its high quality and built to last.

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

This is a lightweight large capacity internal frame pack for men. The pack is made of nylon and nylon dobby. Empty, size medium weighs 4 lbs 6 oz. The pack is loaded with pockets, top to bottom. The floating lid is removable and has 2 pockets; if you remove it from the main pack you can use it as a fanny pack. If you remove the floating lid, there is an internal flap (flapjacket) to keep rain from coming in the top of the pack. The main compartment of the pack has a sleeping bag compartment at the bottom with a removable divider. In the center front of the pack is a mesh pocket for carrying quick access gear (raingear, spare flipflops), with 2 more pockets behind it. The hip belt also has 2 small zippered pockets. There are mesh water bottle pockets on either side of the pack with dual openings, one regular at the top for vertical carries, and one angled so that you can grab your bottle (or whatever) with the pack on your back. The pack also includes a hydration sleeve and port that will accommodate a 3 liter water reservoir (sold separately). There is a heavy-duty carry loop on top of the pack, pole attachments on the straps, tool attachments on the main compartment, and removable sleeping bag/mat straps. There are also upper and lower compression straps. The pack is mesh-ventilated in the back, has a hip belt and a sternum belt with an integrated whistle. The internal frame can be adjusted for torso height and the hip belt for waist size. Zipper pulls are molded plastic loops. The pack is rated for 30-50 lb loads. The pack is backed by the Osprey lifetime warranty. This is a really comfortable pack for moderately heavy loads. It spreads the weight out evenly and suspends it to minimize uncomfortable contact points and abrasions. I found it extremely comfortable for multi-day trips with 40 lb loads. Much more than 40 lbs and the suspension felt a little mushy. Good reason for not trying to carry the kitchen sink. There are so many nice little details about this pack—from the easy access water bottle pockets to the removable floating lid. And the pack holds a lot, both in the main compartment, the back pockets, and the tool loops. The main reason I like the pack is the fit, though. With packs, one size doesn’t fit all, so this pack comes in 3 sizes, each with adjustments for torso and waist so that you can really get the fit just right. And once the fit is right, the load rides comfortably.

Got this for my husband for our overnight trip to Mount Whitney. He loves it. Adjustable, keeps weight off his back, and good storage. We might have gone up bigger If we did it again for storage, but since I carry one too it worked out.

I originally got this for a replacement for my motorcycle backpack thinking it was near the same. Well this is a lot taller from the shoulders on up. I adjusted and it works okay for that duty. Just a bit too big. A frame would help, but I ride a sport bike nearly year round. As for hiking and camping. Flawless design! I also purchased the hydro pack for this. The best investment Ive done. I am impressed.