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Osprey Atmos AG 65 Pack - Men's
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The men's Osprey Atmos AG 65 pack boasts a dreamlike suspension and carries your gear easily in 9 outside pockets, enhancing mobility and comfort while toting heavier loads through the backcountry.
Shop similar products- Top-loading main compartment with fully padded, 3D suspension contouring promotes ventilation and upper body mobility
- Upper and lower side compression straps reduce bulk and stabilize loads for optimal weight distribution and carrying comfort
- LightWireâ„¢ peripheral frame, structural load lifter bars and a suspended mesh wrap hipbelt all provide exceptional load transfer and optimal comfort
- Fully adjustable gender-specific Anti-Gravityâ„¢ mesh wrap hipbelt provides optimal load transfer and comfort
- Anti-Gravity ventilated mesh back panel contours automatically to the body, providing outstanding fit and unrestricted movement
- Removable floating lid contains 2 zippered pockets for quick-access essentials
- Integrated FlapJacketâ„¢ protects contents from foul weather and rain during lidless use
- Dual stretch-mesh side pockets, zippered hipbelt pockets, and large front stash pocket offer additional storage and organization
- Back bottom contains zippered sleeping bag compartment and removable sleeping pad straps
- Pack exterior also features 2 front panel zip pockets, ice tool loops with bungee tie-offs and trekking pole attachment
- Hydration sleeve and ports (reservoir not included)
- Closeout
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View the Osprey Atmos Product LineView all Osprey Backpacking Packs| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Frame Type | Internal Frame |
| Adjustable Torso Length | Yes |
| Material(s) | Unavailable |
| Frame Material | LightWire |
| Number of Stays | 1 peripheral hoop |
| Reservoir Compatible | Yes |
| Suspended Mesh Back Panel | Yes |
| Pack Access | Top/bottom |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 9 |
| Sleeping Bag Compartment | Yes |
| Hipbelt Pockets | Yes |
| Dimensions | Unavailable |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Jake
Asheville, NC, United States
This pack feels like part of your body
7 years ago
My first trip with this bag was to Charlies bunion on the A/T, and I am really glad I got it. The AG suspension system truly work, it hugs your body and really makes it feel like the pack is secure and stable, even when loaded to the max. Since my first trip was a relatively short one I took a lot of stuff to sleep comfortably and eat well. I weighed the pack before we left and it was right under 40lbs and was stuffed full, the seams zippers and all the straps held up well and have continued to do so with other trips. The bag has plenty of pockets to easily organize all of the small stuff you want to keep handy, and the adjust-ability of the shoulder straps hip straps and and torso length really give you the ability to make this pack fit perfect. The mesh backing for the suspension really lets the air flow and stop you from sweating on a long trip.
Yes , I recommend this product
Edward
Great Pack
7 years ago
Love this pack! It has great access to all compartments and the mesh on the back keeps it from sticking to you/making you sweat more than necessary. Good amount of space without being too huge. Straps are comfortable and the bag sits well once fitted. Definitely want to buy a rain cover, though! Osprey Large Pack Raincover fits this bag nicely!
Russel
Richmond KY
Great for weekend or longer trips
7 years ago
I am a scout with BSA and have used this for 2 years. Love this pack and its comfort. Very adjustable with easy to reach water pouch.
Yes , I recommend this product
Peter Metcalf
Berkeley, CA
Cool Under Load
7 years ago
Formerly I used a Gregory "Diva 60" with men's straps (a good fix - thanks Gary at Berkeley REI) which is a good pack and has important features that are hard to find in Osprey packs for backpacking, including ample side pockets and main bag access via the middle or lower portion. But it doesn't have the same suspension system. Using the Osprey "Atmos 65" under a full load, without a shirt on a hot day with an occasional 5 mph breeze, I realized I could actually feel the cooling breeze between my back and the pack. It was nice! In California, despite lots of recent local rain, the drought is still a serious issue, and high temps started in February this year (2018). I'm expecting the aeration provided by this pack to mitigate fatigue. And the suspension straps are soft, so they lay almost flush to my assymetrical shoulders, which has been hard if not impossible to find on other packs. All the Gregory backpacking packs have harder straps and belts, which on my frame gets uncomfortable without a shirt.
Yes , I recommend this product
Anonymous
2 years ago