Osprey Atmos AG 65 Mens Backpacking Backpack

Go read All the reviews from backpacking sites ( not purchasing sites) and you will see hikers telling you how comfortable this pack is. It’s true. I typically roll with my smaller Osprey Exos 38 or 48, but wanted a larger pack. And yeah, just like others say, I can carry a good 10 lbs more in this pack and it will feel the same weight as my others. Weird but true.

Bought this pack to replace my first atmos. First one carried me through my triple crown and I decided to retire it. Loved it so much I wouldnt get anything else. Its light but not ultralight, which also means its more durable. Show me a dyneema pack that has pulled a triple and Ill introduce you to a yellow blazer. Osprey customer service is amazing.

The anti-gravity tech works really well and the bag has pockets in all the right places. I especially like the front side harness pockets that are like mini fanny packs and the two back side pockets that offer a lot of space with easy access.

This pack is super comfortable and fits plenty of gear for a long weekend trip. Way lighter than my old pack. I feel like the straps on the sides could be better for holding sleeping pads but otherwise Im happy with it!

Superb fit and ultimate comfort especially for longer treks over many days

Great

Great comfortable, light pack. The anti-gravity suspension system works and breathes well. Occasional squeaking but nothing particularly noteworthy. Abundant space to overpack, so I need to check myself with a scale. Love the fact the top is detachable, but do consider if opting to leave it at home that the pack’s folded-up rain cover lives there. This pack travels as well as you pack it. The first trip I took felt awful because I had the weight distributed all wrong-- heavy stuff (tent) hanging off the bottom, stuff strapped to the outside, and 1.5L nalgenes stuffed into the side pockets. After shedding an unnecessary 15 lbs and redistributing the load, my joy factor doubled. WARNING: I have a 33/34 waist. The belt is actually TOO BIG for me on the Large sized pack. Im going to need to gain some weight, lolz, or find a way to buffer my hips. Two days into a backpacking trip, and the Atmos AG 65 was slipping down my backside. Really think things through carefully if youre on the M / L sizing boundary. Caveat: Last backpack I purchased was an early 1980s Jansport external frame model... when I was a pre-teen.

Build to stay for long time. It is with my son now traveling all over the world for 5 month and all is just perfect. Strong, comfortable and looks nice as well.

Took this pack on a three day backpacking trip to Red River Gorge for my first use. Pack performed exceptionally well especially thanks to the suspension system. Pressure points are all but non existent and pack sway is greatly eliminated as long as you pack properly. No regrets spending the extra money for a quality pack, especially with Ospreys lifetime guarantee.

Great fit lightweight durable