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Osprey Atmos AG LT 65 Pack - Men's
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Proving that less really is more, the Osprey Atmos AG LT 65 pack features supremely comfortable suspension in a streamlined silhouette. It's ready to take on backpacking trips with inspiring finesse.
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- Anti-Gravity (AG) suspension keeps your comfort at the forefront of the experience, seamlessly extending the tensioned back panel into the hipbelt
- Hipbelt overlay is integrated into the frame to ensure consistent load transfer
- Extendable, custom Fit-on-the-Fly® hipbelt offers a precise and comfortably contoured fit for varying waist sizes
- Incremental length and angle adjustments allow for a fine-tuned fit
- Injection-molded ladder torso adjustment system is easy to access and intuitive to use, making it simple to personalize the fit
- Included raincover is made with a PFC-/PFAS-free durable water repellent (DWR), which means it contains no perfluorinated chemicals or polyfluoroalkyl substances
- Curved zip access on one side of panel
- Floating top lid with lash points
- Keep essentials close at hand with the fabric-reinforced front shove-it pocket, tall dual-access side water bottle pockets and dual zippered hipbelt pockets
- Dual upper/lower side compression straps keep your load close to your body
- Crossbody ErgoPull design pulls weight into lumbar zone when hipbelt is tightened
- Die-cut foam lower and mesh ExoForm wrap upper enhance your carrying comfort
- Silicone print in lumbar zone adds grip for load transfer and comfort
- Internal hydration reservoir sleeve (reservoir not included) with center-back exit port
- Dual ice axe loops with upper compression strap capture
- Removable sleeping pad straps
- 4 mm powder-coated full peripheral frame; 2-tone spacer mesh adds strength
- Thoughtfully designed with bluesign®-approved materials and Global Recycling Standard (GRS)-certified recycled fabrics
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View the Osprey Atmos Product LineView all Osprey Backpacking Packs| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Frame Type | Internal Frame |
| Gear Capacity (L) | S/M: 65 liters L/XL: 68 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | S/M: 3,967 cubic inches L/XL: 4,150 cubic inches |
| Weight | S/M: 4 lbs. 1 oz. L/XL: 4 lbs. 4 oz. |
| Adjustable Torso Length | Yes |
| Fits Torso Length (in.) | S/M: 17-20.5 inches L/XL: 19.5-23 inches |
| Fits Waist/Hips | S/M: 28-50 inches L/XL: 30-50 inches |
| Material(s) | Main: 210-denier recycled nylon (bluesign® approved); accent: 210-denier high-tenacity nylon (bluesign® approved); bottom: 500-denier high-tenacity nylon (bluesign® approved) |
| Frame Material | Lightwire |
| Number of Stays | 1 peripheral hoop |
| Reservoir Compatible | Yes |
| Suspended Mesh Back Panel | Yes |
| Pack Access | Top/side |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 4 + main compartment |
| Raincover Included | Yes |
| Hipbelt Pockets | Yes |
| Dimensions | S/M: 33.46 x 15.35 x 12.6 inches L/XL: 35.43 x 15.35 x 12.6 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
| Sustainability | Contains materials that meet the bluesign® criteria Contains recycled materials |
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
Great backpack for 6’4” hiker
CampingGrandpa2 years ago
I’m getting back into hiking and camping now that I’m retired. I researched lots of backpacks and then went to check them out at the REI store. I picked the Osprey and sure am glad I did. My wife and I did an overnight trip with a five mile hike up/down mountain to stay on top of the mountain. My wife has some life-long medical issues and a mile into the journey could no longer carry her pack, though she was good to hike. I loaded all her gear into my new Osprey pack, along with all my stuff. It was heavy but saved our trip. The Osprey was comfortable and transferred the weight to my hips - not shoulders - and hugged my back for balance. This was a trial by fire and the Osprey was tremendous. I’m
so glad I got it.
CampingGrandpa
Atlanta GA
12 people found this review helpful
Most Helpful Critical Review
Avid hiker
Anonymous2 years ago
This pack was a huge disappointment. The materials, workmanship, and light weight were all impeccable so its worth one star for that. However the most important aspect for any backpack, just like a pair if hiking shoes, is the fit. Or more properly, the way the pack carries. It should feel like its an integral part of your body. This pack is approved by some but it is difficult for me to see why. The pack carries off center, which is to say too far to the rear creating a feeling of being off balance and swaying like a poorly fitted external frame pack. The hip belt is integrated with the Lightwire frame and this further complicates matters because the weight of the pack with a rearward center of gravity puts major pressure on the front of the hips instead of bearing straight downward as would be the case if the pack fit closely to the body. I have been hiking for six decades and I'm sorry to say this may be the most uncomfortable pack I have ever worn.
Anonymous
15 people found this review helpful
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Blackbird
When you need #AllTheThings...
1 month ago
Finally got a chance to use this on a recent trip to the Sierra, needed the extra room and weight capacity for all the winter gear and the pack handled 45 Lbs. like a champ. After fiddling with the adjustments I landed in a happy spot that allowed me to put down some mileage without feeling too strained. I would really grade it at 4.5 stars, docking it a halfer for the waist belt being a bit bulkier than I wanted it to be, making the ventilation work a bit less effectively as a result. For comparison purposes, my Exos 58L (3rd gen w/o the belt pockets) fits seamlessly on my hips and vents better. At ~4 Lbs it's not super light, but there are some nice thoughtful touches throughout the pack and construction looks like it will withstand a nuke. Overall, a great pack for trips that demand a heavier load.
Age:45–54
Weight:175–200 lbs.
Yes , I recommend this product
CampingGrandpa
Atlanta GA
Great backpack for 6’4” hiker
2 years ago
I’m getting back into hiking and camping now that I’m retired. I researched lots of backpacks and then went to check them out at the REI store. I picked the Osprey and sure am glad I did. My wife and I did an overnight trip with a five mile hike up/down mountain to stay on top of the mountain. My wife has some life-long medical issues and a mile into the journey could no longer carry her pack, though she was good to hike. I loaded all her gear into my new Osprey pack, along with all my stuff. It was heavy but saved our trip. The Osprey was comfortable and transferred the weight to my hips - not shoulders - and hugged my back for balance. This was a trial by fire and the Osprey was tremendous. I’m so glad I got it.
Age:65–74
Weight:200–225 lbs.
Height:6'4"
Yes , I recommend this product
Old climber
Nice pack, challenging fit
1 year ago
Light, simple, good for light loads (30lbs or less) the minimal frame isn't up to handling a real load. Hip belt dug into muscles in my hips and caused significant bruising and discomfort. Load also swings about causing balance issues if hopping boulders etc. I would enjoy the pack for overnighter or ultralight endeavors, but not a trip requiring any significant load. Absolutely not for skiing or mountaineering. 40 years experience- outward bound instructor and mountainguide in tetons. 6'2" with a 32" waist.
Kurt R.
Love the bag but quality not great
5 months ago
After using the bag once the shoulder straps fabric started to fail, maybe a one off I'm not sure. I'm in the process of sending back to either be replaced or repaired
Originally posted on osprey-emea
Keenan
San Diego
Anti-Gravity system rocks!
2 years ago
I bought this pack to compare to an Aether 60 purchased in 2017. I was looking for a similar capacity pack, with a lower base weight with more modern features. After testing this pack out fully loaded for a desert backpacking trip, I believe the Atmos AG LT meets all of these requirements! Pros: The revised seamless hip belt completely eliminated the host spots I often experienced with the Aether. This is undoubtedly the most comfortable pack I've tried on. The torso adjustment system is so much easier than the older velcro system. Typical amazing Osprey build quality. Just the right amount of pockets and straps for my needs. Integrated rain shell compartment. Cons: The Anti-Gravity system sometimes can be a bit noisy. Nothing crazy, a squeak here or there. May disappear with use. Maybe could be a little lighter with the use of thinner fabrics in places. This pack performed fantastically with a full 40lb load, the upper limit Osprey recommends for this pack. I'm looking forward to many awesome years with this pack!
Age:25–34
Weight:125–150 lbs.
Height:5'7"
Yes , I recommend this product
Jonathan S.
I took it on a
4 months ago
I took it on a trip to Texas as a checked bag. It's a lot comfier than what I used to use in the Marine Corps! I'm also using it for my 40x40x24x40x40 in celebration of my fortieth year of life. 40 lbs for 40 miles in 24 hours every day for forty days repeated every forty days. (I just turned forty. 😉) I don’t recommend loading anything heavier than 40 lbs in it unless you want to feel the weight. I’ll update, accordingly. Shalom and Lechaim!
Originally posted on Osprey
Anonymous
Avid hiker
2 years ago
This pack was a huge disappointment. The materials, workmanship, and light weight were all impeccable so its worth one star for that. However the most important aspect for any backpack, just like a pair if hiking shoes, is the fit. Or more properly, the way the pack carries. It should feel like its an integral part of your body. This pack is approved by some but it is difficult for me to see why. The pack carries off center, which is to say too far to the rear creating a feeling of being off balance and swaying like a poorly fitted external frame pack. The hip belt is integrated with the Lightwire frame and this further complicates matters because the weight of the pack with a rearward center of gravity puts major pressure on the front of the hips instead of bearing straight downward as would be the case if the pack fit closely to the body. I have been hiking for six decades and I'm sorry to say this may be the most uncomfortable pack I have ever worn.
Weight:125–150 lbs.
Height:5'8"
No, I do not recommend this product
SSS
New Haven, CT
Try before you buy
1 year ago
Echoing other critical reviews, the bottom area of the suspension has too little padding leading to hot spots around the hips under load. The hip belt did not fit me (average guy) well in general.
Age:25–34
Dan B
Indianapolis, IN
Cadillac Comfort
2 years ago
I've not yet taken it on an outing but I have walked with it weighted down in my local REI Store (Indianapolis). The staff there let me take a few packs for a walk carrying about 40 lbs. in each pack. The comfort of this pack is incredible. I compared it to several other Osprey backpacks and other manufacturer's backpacks and the comfort of this pack won me over. Looking forward taking it out for it's shakedown hike.
Age:65–74
Weight:175–200 lbs.
Height:5'9"
Yes , I recommend this product
pilotjones
Colorado
lightweight as can be
1 year ago
I love the weight and breathability! It’s comfortable and matches the load out I need for 2-3 day camp hikes
Age:25–34
Weight:175–200 lbs.
Height:5'9"
Yes , I recommend this product
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