Name: Osprey Atmos AG 65
Brand: Osprey
SKU: 6343ebd5818039583c8ded4c
Rating: 4.0 (85 reviews)

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The Atmos AG 65 is the best-fitting, most ventilated and comfortable pack ever made for traditional backpacking trips up to a week or more in duration. The innovative AntiGravity suspension makes it feel like you're carrying less weight and seamlessly wraps around your body, which means you'll enjoy every mile more than ever. From easy to use stretch mesh side pockets, Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment, and FlapJacket for lidless use, the Atmos AG 65 is still the top contender. Backed by our All Mighty Guarantee, forever.

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We love the comfort and design offered by the Osprey Atmos 65 AG and consider it one of the best all-around backpacking backpacks. It's loaded with features and provides incredible back ventilation while weighing in at 4.5 pounds. It's not surprising that this pack has earned a cult-like following. What sets the Atmos 65 AG apart the most, though, is Osprey's innovative anti-gravity &#40;AG&#41; suspension, which helps spread the load more evenly across the hips and shoulders while also venting excess heat that tends to build behind your back and under the hip belt. The plush, tapered, breathable foam shoulder straps are dreamy. For average trips with loads at or under 40 pounds, this is one of the more comfortable packs in our review. Every pocket is a good size and thoughtfully placed. Moreover, the Atmos offers an excellent fit with efficient adjustability focused on ergonomics.  
Still, at a weight of 4.5 lbs, this pack approaches a mass that starts to feel a bit overengineered. If you plan to consistently haul loads of 45 pounds or more you should consider a different model — this pack doesn't handle heavy loads as well as a pack that's close to 5 pounds probably should. Finally, while most users have a good experience with the Atmos 65 AG, some testers found the waistbelt confining and too hug-like, especially when trying to adjust clothing.  

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The Atmos AG (and women’s Aura AG) is our top backpacking backpack of the year, deftly balancing comfort, organization, and durability. The attention grabber is the “Anti-Gravity” suspended mesh backpanel, which replaces the protruding foam found on more traditional designs to maximize both ventilation and comfort. But that’s not all the Atmos has going for it: The pocket design is thoughtfully laid out with plenty of options to divvy up gear, the new Fit-on-the-Fly harness and hipbelt offer an easily customizable fit, and the premium materials hold up well to rough treatment. Overall, the Atmos is an extremely well-rounded backpack that works great for anything from quick overnight trips to extended jaunts into the backcountry.

With a revamp in the spring of 2022, the most recent Atmos tacks on two side zips for more convenient access to the main compartment, a torso length adjustment, and an integrated raincover. Osprey also modified the pack’s fabrics to prioritize sustainability (like a lot of gear manufacturers, they’ve moved to a PFC-free durable water repellent finish). Subsequently, the Atmos AG 65 also got a price bump (it’s up $30 with the recent update), which surprisingly makes it even pricier than the souped-up Aether below. But you won’t find a better balance of weight, carrying comfort, and features for everything from quick overnight missions to week-long backpacking trips, once more earning the Atmos AG 65 a spot at the top of our list... Read in-depth reviewSee the Men's Osprey Atmos AG 65  See the Women's Osprey Aura AG 65

We love the comfort and design offered by the Osprey Atmos 65 AG and consider it one of the best all-around backpacking backpacks. It's loaded with features and provides incredible back ventilation while weighing in at 4.5 pounds. It's not surprising that this pack has earned a cult-like following. What sets the Atmos 65 AG apart the most, though, is Osprey's innovative anti-gravity &#40;AG&#41; suspension, which helps spread the load more evenly across the hips and shoulders while also venting excess heat that tends to build behind your back and under the hip belt. The plush, tapered, breathable foam shoulder straps are dreamy. For average trips with loads at or under 40 pounds, this is one of the more comfortable packs in our review. Every pocket is a good size and thoughtfully placed. Moreover, the Atmos offers an excellent fit with efficient adjustability focused on ergonomics.  
Still, at a weight of 4.5 lbs, this pack approaches a mass that starts to feel slightly over-engineered. If you plan to haul loads of 45 pounds or more consistently, you should consider a different model — this pack doesn't handle heavy loads as well as a pack that's close to 5 pounds probably should. Finally, while most users have a good experience with the Atmos 65 AG, some testers found the waistbelt confining and too hug-like, especially when adjusting clothing.  
Read more: Osprey Atmos 65 AG review

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 They're really thick, really chunky, and they're all this mess material which is obviously going to allow some airflow. and you're not going to get sweaty back or arms whilst we're in. this particular pack. You've got further adjustment straps on the top just to cinch it up closer to your head and they're at the back of your neck and you've got these straps running across these shoulder straps, just the sacks, carabiners if you so wish and to secure your at the hose via water blood there so it's really bear Sat I'll moving down to the bottom of the arms

 Also, on each side of this main pocket, we have zipped pockets, one on this side, one on the other. All the zippers are really robust chunky zipper pulls. They use YKK zippers throughout and the zipper pulls themselves have these really generous loops on so you can operate them with these with gloved hands, but this is just the pocket doesn't go all the way through. it's a it's sewn in the middle there underneath, but again this will fit three cans of craft beer or a bottle of wine and each side if you so wish just to keep you company on those

 If you tear onto the side you've got a compression strap on this side and that is repeated on the other. You've got loops here and toggles for your ice axes if you so wish to carry those on the front, either sides of the pack moving down toward the base. We've again got this green compression strap and we've got an elasticated pocket for stashing water bottles or whatever you want. These are really useful in that in terms of openings, there's one in the top and there's also one in the side, which means that when the pack is on your back, you can still access your water bottle on the go and stash it back away quite easily and the looper material there just to grab it out

 this particular pack. You've got further adjustment straps on the top just to cinch it up closer to your head and they're at the back of your neck and you've got these straps running across these shoulder straps, just the sacks, carabiners if you so wish and to secure your at the hose via water blood there so it's really bear Sat I'll moving down to the bottom of the arms. you've got this plastic loop here and that is a it's basically that a quick stow system for your walking poles. You pass your poles through that and then the ends of the pole goes into this sort of plastic reinforced area and just sits on there

Osprey ATMOS 65AG - The ULTIMATE Review

 He didn't care much for high daily mileage, the walking part of backpacking is a necessary evil in his mind to get to the backcountry camps for fishing and generally relaxing. Trying to stuff all of his junk into a smaller pack with limited support wasn't much fun, so he got a bigger pack and he enjoys backpacking much more.

My dad went the opposite direction - he started out with an "ultralight" pack (Osprey Exos 38 IIRC) and eventually went with an Atmos 65. He just carried too much stuff for an ultralight pack. He didn't care much for high daily mileage, the walking part of backpacking is a necessary evil in his mind to get to the backcountry camps for fishing and generally relaxing. Trying to stuff all of his junk into a smaller pack with limited support wasn't much fun, so he got a bigger pack and he enjoys backpacking much more

I've dialed in my gear to a safer base weight. Basically my savings will come from my pack weight reduction.  

I get that everyone is different, so mileage may vary. But for those of you who moved from a pack like the Atmos/Aura AG to a 2-3lb pack. Did you noticed a big comfort/support difference or were you surprised by the change?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve dialed in my gear to a safer base weight. Basically my savings will come from my pack weight reduction.  </p>

<p>I get that everyone is different, so mileage may vary. But for those of you who moved from a pack like the Atmos/Aura AG to a 2-3lb pack. Did you noticed a big comfort/support difference or were you surprised by the change?</p>
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How much comfort do you think you sacrificed by going to an "ultralight pack" from something like an osprey atmos 65?

 The bed roll straps are a bit short and if it rains the waterproof cover sold separately will not cover your bed roll. I wound up having to carry my bedroll by hand in the rain as the straps are hidden by the cover. I guess it's ok if the bedroll get's soaked (sarcasm). Furthermore with the rain cover on it is difficult to get the pack on as you need to thread your arms through the straps but not get hung up in the waterproof cover

 You'll be more comfortable and all your stuff will remain dry.  The plus side is that this was a very comfortable pack to wear when dry and my shoulders never became too sore over the course of the day. It was easy to control comfort by alternately tightening and loosening the waist belt so that the hips take more or less of the load.

 It was easy to control comfort by alternately tightening and loosening the waist belt so that the hips take more or less of the load.

Lite on volume of space - I really had to stuff things in there.

 Now if you were going to be doing that, you would definitely have to be very careful with how you pack it, how much gear you take, how much food you pack things like that. So I think it's a perfect backpack for four days or less. And if you want to go more than that, you might look at having something that has an option of carrying a little bit bigger load for you. Now there's two categories that I do think are very important to test when it comes to backpacks, but it's just gonna honestly be really hard to test without giving this months on the trail

What's up everybody? I'm Eric Hanson with backpacking Tv and today I'm very excited to be doing a gear review on a pack that is one of the most popular packs on the market. Now the Osprey Atmos 65 liter pack is one of the top selling backpacks. Go on any trail and you're likely to come across somebody hiking or backpacking with this bad boy. But like pop music and elections, popularity doesn't always indicate quality

 Just knowing backpack markets in general and being a former guide, I have seen zippers that have curves in them tend to be the first thing that fails on a backpack. and that is how this design has its zipper compartment for the sleeping bag. So that gives me some concern that possibly over time that is going to be a failure point. If you just think about curved zippers, you have stuffed a lot of stuff in it

56 pounds, so the first part of the test is simply packing the backpack. Just actually putting the items where I like to carry them is going to give me a lot of information about organization and ease of access. Those kind of things that come into play for actually using the backpack on the trail. so let's load it up

What I Think of the Osprey Atmos 65L | Gear Review

I live in SLC, Utah and work in Tech Sales which should provide some context to the collection. My everyday carry is the Aer Tech Pack 2 which recently replaced my Thule Accent 28L that I had for about 5 years. Outside of that, the other 2 bags that I love and use the most are my Thule AllTrail X 15L (for hiking) and the Thule Chasm Duffel for all of my weekend car camping adventures.

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 We spend so much of our lives going from A to B. Why not be efficient, organized, and comfortable with a well designed backpack along the way.

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 Now that we've covered sizing, let me show you the suspension system that makes the Atmos and Aura Ag ideal for backpacking. The anti-gravity suspension is based around a full peripheral frame with an easy access cam lock, torso adjustment system so you can effortlessly fine tune your fit even on the go. The anti-gravity back panel has two-tone spacer mesh for added strength and durability, while the silicone print in the lumbar zone adds grip for better load transfer and comfort. The anti-gravity harness is built for comfort with a die cut foam lower section and a mesh exoform wrap upper

 The anti-gravity back panel has two-tone spacer mesh for added strength and durability, while the silicone print in the lumbar zone adds grip for better load transfer and comfort. The anti-gravity harness is built for comfort with a die cut foam lower section and a mesh exoform wrap upper. It also has a fit on the fly design for full fit customization. The revolutionary anti-gravity system also seamlessly extends to the tension back panel and the hip belt

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It normally runs around $340 but I was able to get it for 200, otherwise I wouldn't have considered it. Everything I've seen point to it being a high quality pack that I would use for some 2-4 night trips. Thoughts?

<div class="md"><p>It normally runs around $340 but I was able to get it for 200, otherwise I wouldn&#39;t have considered it. Everything I&#39;ve seen point to it being a high quality pack that I would use for some 2-4 night trips. Thoughts?</p>
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Used bag one trip! Loved it packed for second trip the following weekend and the outside zipper popped off! Osprey says online 10-12 weeks hoping when I come back from this weekend trip it will be less then that! Will redo this review after dealing with Customer service

Osprey zipper popped off … Customer service time….Got trails to hit!!

56 pounds. So you got to weigh that literally. You got to weigh that. So so that is something to consider

 Those don't outweigh all the good things but Osprey Atmos 65 and yeah, five reasons. Thank you for watching. If you like what I do like and subscribe and as always, keep hiking.

 the main reason it's comfortable is the hip belt is like a giant clam shell. It just hugs your body like that. See that initially? it's a little stiff so you're going to want to take it out and kind of break it in. and then once you do that, it kind of contours to your body and it fits and it's kind of breaks it in

 I've taken the outer pocket up here and just loaded it. I put my cook gear in here and sometimes I'm bringing extra gear because I'm doing a single overnight and I'm cooking and I take this zipper and I just crank on it and it gets like almost stuck on this corner here because I'm trying to pull it over and I it's I just crank on it and it still goes and it. I'm surprised it hasn't ripped out because I kind of. I'm rough on things, but this pack is

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