Osprey Atmos AG 65 Internal Frame Backpack

[@mauriciosalgadoe9277]

There is a update of this pack. Please make a new video of the Atmos AG 65 2022 version

[@the.magnus]

Luke looks like a little school boy in his little cap and without the beard hehe Awesome review as always 😊

[@colford5833]

A great pack, I use mine for long distance hikes up in the mountains, very comfortable, the only bad thing is the mesh pocket at the back is weak and it tore quite quickly, had to repair it myself.

[@Enwild]

Glad you like the pack! Surprised to hear the mesh pocket tore so soon. Do you know what caused it?

[@colford5833]

@@Enwild Not sure what caused it, managed to patch it up, still one of my favorite packs, would love to see a 40 litre version.

[@rooftopshootaz8927]

Yay!!! You guys reviewed the 2018 model

[@Enwild]

Sure did!

[@Qmedjoe]

I just bought the updated Atmos 50. I love it! I used it for one night in the GSMNP and planning on a three day hike. Can’t wait!!!

[@Enwild]

Enjoy it! Sounds like a great trip!

[@jussa101]

Managed to grab one on sale looking forward to using it this season.

[@LostInDistance]

Just bought this backpack in a dark grey. I’ve only had a quick look around it and tried it on. Very beefy backpack, really looking forward to using it out in Wales soon!

[@W4TRI_Ronny]

Bought this at a yard sale today. Guess it was worth the $5. Wow!

[@Travelleramit]

I'm using this in India 🇮🇳 ..awesome piece of kit 😁

[@rexietherx8277]

Thanks for the review I've just ordered one, didn't like the price but buy once cry once

[@anandyahamdi]

Mine, the blue Atmos 65 AG. Nice and very durable bagpack but quite heavy.

[@jojotag5344]

just bought it my wallet is now empty but I have it worth it

[@Nattraks]

Same here brotha, it'll last our entire lives

[@MichaelCMeyer]

Currently determining the best way to pack my hiking poles, snowshoes, microspikes, crampons, and other winter mountain hiking gear. I am curious how bag performs in snow, sleet, freezing rain, wintry mix. I noticed reviews of the older models the 2018 model is missing features. Control over the armband hiking pole catch and carry strap missing. Floating lid inside mesh pocket missing. Rain cover only in Europe. Rubber bottom missing. Multiple notches along bag for additional straps missing. I just replaced my REI Traverse 48 with Osprey Atmos AG 65 Rigby Red. I live in New England where it pays to have bright colors on your bags. Wear a dark colored bag and you are going to be another statistic on Mount Washington. If you have a dark colored bag you are going to get hit by cars on your way to/from a mountain. For that reason, I skipped the Osprey dark grey rain cover and went with the REI duck cover bright orange. Safety and functionality before fashion.

[@Enwild]

With a pack cover and liner, your gear inside should stay dry. The Atmos exterior will definitely get wet and soak through if exposed to rain for long enough, but that's not different from most other packs. Definitely not a bad idea to carry some brightly colored items in case you ever need to be visible. Thanks for watching!

[@jenanjuice2003]

I’m glad it’s a dark color. I’ve had to hide my bag before going into town just to get the weight off. I can’t stand bright colored bags/tents/sleeping bags!

[@MuttsWithGuts]

I like the colours rescuers can see the easiest, should you ever need them.

[@julians.2597]

@@MuttsWithGuts thats what you got your space blankets for

[@Strikeshotz]

IKR? I got this blue love it

[@gunnerduke61]

Same logic dictates one could cover a purposely left behind pack with a camo cover. Jacket, rain cover?

[@rejects101]

Great review, just ordered one....thanks

[@paddle_hike]

great video! Just got the pack, I love it :)

[@Enwild]

Awesome! Enjoy your adventures with your new pack! Happy Trails!

[@paddle_hike]

@@Enwild thanks :)

[@KROAME44]

Would you reckon aether 60 or atmos 50. I am thinking atmos would be necessary but i could always have the option to bring more with the aether. Is it possible to reduce the size of the aether drastically to compare it similar to the atmos? Thanks

[@Enwild]

Hi! So, based on specs of the Aether 60, side compression straps enable you to cinch down your pack to keep contents safely and securely in place and also double as lash points for additional gear. Buckled straps that pass over the front of the packbag are designed to further enhance the compressibility of the pack and provide yet another place to lash gear. This means, that you would be able to compress the pack into a slightly smaller size. The small version has a volume range of 3478 cu in (small) and 3845 cu in (large). The Aether also comes with a detachable day pack. The Atmos will give you volume range between 2868 cu in (small) and 3242 cu (large). If you are looking for more details about the Aether pack- check out our website: www.backcountryedge.com/osprey-aether-ag-60-2017.html?.com&Mqe_c51ukfI

[@vertical_outside]

Heard the atmos squeeks quite a bit. Is that true?

[@cyberfunk9494]

I can not decide what backpack to choose for 4-5 days hikeing in hot conditions and probably for treking in Nepal. Should I buy Osprey Atmos 50, Exos 58 or Deuter Futura 50+10. What wojld you recomend? Thank you.

[@mingyangli9983]

Hi! I have a kind of irrelevant question. I noticed that you also wear prescription glasses while backpacking. How do you protect your eyes during strong sunlight or under snow? I cannot wear contacts so I am looking for some suggestions. Thanks!

[@Enwild]

Hi, thanks for watching! This isn't Luke, but we'd recommend wearing sunglasses that fit over your glasses and/or a brimmed hat. The hat will also work to keep rain/flurries off your face. Happy Trails!

[@randomstuff-p5m]

My man, they make prescription sunglasses! Best thing in the world

[@EwanGoesHiking]

I'm torn between the 65 and the 50. My thinking is I can go with the 65 and if I've too much space I can just lose the hood? Great channel BTW. Subscribed because of this video.

[@Enwild]

Hi Ewan! A lot of people find themselves in a similar situation, but it really depends on what you need the pack for. If your gear takes up less pack space, you can probably get away with the smaller capacity. In general (for the same style trips) people tend to go for lower capacities as they continue hiking and figure out exactly what they need/don't need. Some trips (like winter hikes) do require extra space for critical gear, so there are important considerations other than having a small and lightweight pack. Happy Trails!

[@GarGri]

Exactly, I've bought the 65 and a smaller 48l Osprey, not realising that I could just ditch the top pack. I'll give the wife the smaller pack!

[@jaysonaguilar52]

Hello back country edge I'm planning to buy a aether 70 AG and i watch many video about it and i watch this video about atmos.., can you help me witch of two is best? Thanks B.C.E

[@Enwild]

The Aether is capable of carrying more weight than the Atmos. If you will be carrying more than 35 - 40 pounds most of the time, we'd suggest the Aether. The Atmos has a more breathable back panel and is lighter weight overall.

[@ibrahimalip8072]

I use that backpack even though the price's so expensive but I'm satisfied.

[@stevewaheeb]

I am really doubting to buy the Gray one or the blue one because the color seems to be shown really different on the webshops i looked at than in your Video. Anyone advice which one i should pick?

[@jurnalprasetyo]

Hello, previously i used exos 48 and now consider to replace it with larger capacity. Would you like to give advice or recommendation over atmos 65 ag or baltoro 65. Nice review as always.

[@Enwild]

The important thing to consider is whether you would prefer a suspension mesh backpanel (Atmos) or a padded backpanel (Baltoro). The two packs have very different suspension systems, so it would be good to know which you find more comfortable. Feel free to call or email! www.backcountryedge.com/customer-support/?.com&Mqe_c51ukfI

[@vlbh8991]

Should I consider of changing my Tatonka Bison 90? Everyone says that Atmos is super comfortable. Personally I don't feel any lack of comfort wearing my 3+kg Bison and 15 kg of stuff in it. Some extra free space is also doesn't bring any disturbance (I can always pull the straps). Will Atmos bring me into the whole new level of comfort? Because this can be the only reason for me to by this pack and I'm struggling to do it.

[@Enwild]

Hi Vlas! If that pack you currently own works well for you, we would suggest staying with that pack until it's lived its full life :) If you find that your pack is too uncomfortable or you need to change pack styles, we'd highly recommend the Atmos for comfort!

[@lucapitea7783]

Hi! I'm going to spend one year in Australia where I will be backpacking most of the time. It's the first time I buy such a type of backpack (I don't really have a huge backpacking nor hiking experience). I noticed the aether 60 and the atmos 65, they both look great... what would you recommend guys? Thank you

[@Enwild]

That sounds awesome! They are both similar packs and you probably can't go wrong with either. The Aether 60 offers a bit more customization as far as fit is concerned, so I would lean toward that option.

[@justonedrink124]

Where is that jacket from?

[@Enwild]

That is a Sierra Design Whitney jacket. We should have some of the new models coming in October.

[@alexanderisaksson8996]

Im considering the 65 l over the 50 l because of the two zippered pockets on the front. Dont think i need the extra space but then again i dont have to fill up the extra space. Really just means i can pack and access gear more easily as long as Im disciplined about not packning more junk than i need. Or what would you do. Might need to carry more if the family expands. Thanks!

[@Enwild]

The extra pockets on the larger pack are convenient and it doesn't add much overall weight. From your comment, it seems like you are leaning in the direction of getting the larger pack, we'd agree with getting the 65 for the versatility.

[@davoodzare3172]

Thank you very much for all the useful information on your channel. I wanna buy a backpack but there are plenty of models with specialties. I am looking for a 55+ backpack and I don't know which one would be best chose: Atoms 65, Baltoro 65 or the new optic 58 which I like the lightweight design. Thanks again;

[@Enwild]

They are all really great packs! You probably can't go wrong with any of them, but feel free to call in or email and we can get into more detail: www.backcountryedge.com/customer-support/?.com&Mqe_c51ukfI

[@DesiTravller]

Why not in India ?

[@amraa23]

Is this Unity blue color on the video? On the website it's slightly different

[@Enwild]

The pack's color is Unity Blue. Different lighting and screen settings can result in colors appearing differently

[@donnymarrion3576]

Hi there! Quick question. What's the maximum weight it can carry? I tend to carry 50 + lbs when I go backpacking for 5 days.

[@Enwild]

Hey Donny, thanks for watching! The Atmos AG 65 is rated for 50 lbs as its max load

[@TheRIZKYRAMA]

you are better off with Aether AG if you are carrying more than 50 lbs

[@romuloborges5939]

in terms of confort for summer hiking, the osprey atmos ag 65 or the mystery ranch glacier?

[@Enwild]

For summer use, the Atmos has a suspended mesh backpanel that allows airflow and will be more breathable when it's hot. It also weighs about 2 lbs less, which can lighten your load when hiking in warm weather

[@samubd790]

Hi!! Does it have a front U access to main compartment? I think I saw a zipper

[@Enwild]

There are two side zippers (kind of like gills) but they don't access the main compartment. They're good for stuffing extra layers in. You can also access the main compartment from the lower sleeping bag compartment zipper.

[@k.whiking4372]

Hi I've been looking to upgrade my first model Osprey Volt 60 to this pack, I assume this will carry more weight better.

[@Enwild]

Each pack has the same recommended maximum weight (50lbs), so how comfortable the carry is will come down to which style you prefer. One main difference between the Volt 60 and the Atmos AG 65 is the backpanel. The Atmos uses suspended mesh, so your back doesn't come into contact with the pack itself. The Volt has a firm, foam backpanel that places the pack closer to the wearer. Hope that helps!

[@sariehan]

which one better? atmos ag 65 or aether ag 70?

[@Enwild]

Hey Sarie, good question! Both packs use the Anti-Gravity system, so the carry will feel similar. The Aether AG 70 incorporates foam along its backpanel, so it will be more supportive than the Atmos AG at heavier pack loads. The Atmos AG uses tensioned mesh for its entire back, so it will transfer weight more effectively and have better ventilation than the Aether AG. Happy Trails!

[@tasmanianoutdoorlifestylep5018]

How much weight will it carry upto ?

[@Enwild]

Thank you for the question. Osprey claims it will carry up to 50 pounds, but we wouldn't recommend carrying that much weigh most of the time. If you have a base weight of about 20 pounds before all of your extra gear and food, this is a good option.

[@411BLMPRO]

Hello, I have just bought one last week. It seems to be a 2020 version as per the serial number inside the bag. I noticed the writing of "anti gravity" is in a different font style and the OSPREY brand is written horizontally iso vertically on the right arm strap. Is it a true one? I have bought it in a well-known shop and rest of the details that attest it is a real one are there as they should. It just looks like a different model... maybe for Europe ?

[@Enwild]

Some manufacturers create different versions for different markets. The unit reviewed in this video is the model available in the US market, and the versions available in other markets may differ in features or aesthetics. Thanks for asking!

[@phishimiss]

Have they fixed the squeeking?

[@Enwild]

Thanks for asking! I personally own the women’s Aura 65 and it was a bit squeaky in the beginning. It just took a little breaking in and no more squeak! We think the older styles squeaked because of the tensioned fabric overtop of their metal frame, but it should work itself out after a few hikes. -Gear Specialist Becky

[@ng5553]

Are this new model don't have rattling sound on the trampoline suspension?

[@Enwild]

We believe it was more of a squeaking sound rather than a rattle. A lot of internal frame packs will squeak a bit in the beginning. We found that once they are broken in after a few hikes, they should be fine.

[@samsmith8870]

I felt like that pack was wearing me and not the other way around lol

[@oscar3088]

Hi. Thanks for your videos! I have two questions. 1.I have read that you advise atmos for loads under 35 pounds. At those 35 pounds, does it include the weight of the backpack itself? 2.The 65 liters of capacity are with the included head. I mean, if I take off the top, do I get 65 liters? Thank you very much!

[@Enwild]

1. Includes weight of the pack 2. the main compartment is 65 liters. everything else is additional space

[@oscar3088]

okay. thanks for your reply! If I didn't live on the other side of the world, you would have a new client!

[@Kindacutehuh]

what is a bungy tie off? what is it good for?

[@Enwild]

Thanks for the question! That is intended to stow away trekking poles, while not in use.

[@jonathan_guerrero]

How would I find the right size for me? Thanks in advance

[@Enwild]

Make sure to measure your torso from the base of your neck to the top of your hips!

[@antoniosulas8886]

how much weighs the removable top pocket?

[@Enwild]

Hey, thanks for watching! It's proven fairly difficult to find an exact measurement, but the lid doesn't weigh much more than 2-3 oz, about 90 g at most

[@thedinobas]

Nice review! May I ask you how tall are you?

[@Enwild]

Thanks! Luke is 6'1"

[@thedinobas]

@@Enwild perfect! Thank u so much for the response! Gonna buy it as soon as possible!✌🙈

[@voxx7248]

Does it have a rain Cover?

[@Enwild]

The Atmos does not come with a rain cover, but you can buy one separately here: www.backcountryedge.com/osprey-ultralight-raincover-2015.html

[@verbalwound5874]

What's the difference between 2015 and 2018 model?

[@Enwild]

Thanks for asking! Osprey made some great changes to the Atmos packs for 2018. The common wear areas, like the bottom corners of the bag, the front stretchy pocket and the side bottle pockets were bolstered to be longer lasting. The mesh on the back panel was also made to be more abrasion resistant and more breathable all at the same time! The load bearing zippers were upgraded to a thicker tooth. In our opinion, the newer version is worth it for the long lasting durability.

[@andreaguinto7830]

What is the different between atmos ag 50 and atmos ag 65? Only liters size??? Or???

[@Enwild]

You are correct! It is the size! Thanks for watching

[@balemohamad6135]

What is difference betwen 2018 and 2022 model?

[@Enwild]

Hi there! You can check out the updated model here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqPMhniiprapn7c

[@TomCHAPUIS]

Is this one Unity blue color? thx

[@Enwild]

Good eye! It is indeed.

[@jbstuff]

How tall are you and is yay the M sized bag you were wearing? Great big pain in the ass trying to order stuff online with no stores open. I'm trying to figure out if this bag is going to be too big for me or not. I've currently got a north face terra 55 I want to replace with this one here. I'm 5'6and really want a 65l bag.

[@jbstuff]

I just saw on another comment that you're 6'1. That thing would probably be huge on me. Any other suggestions anyone?

[@Enwild]

Backpack sizing is all about torso length, not necessarily height. The best way to fit a backpack is to measure your torso from Iliac Crest to C7 vertebrae. The Atmos series fits a huge range of torso lengths, starting at 16" on a Small size.

[@jbstuff]

@@Enwild yes thanks. I ended up ordering the atmos aethos 60

[@pierdisilvestre]

Hey guys, did you prefer this Osprey Atmos 65 or Gregory Baltoro 65 (both 2017 edition at the same price)?

[@Enwild]

The AG suspension system is one-of-a-kind, though it's not for every body type. Some folks prefer the firmer, more structured backpanel on the Baltoros, and some prefer the suspended mesh of the AG- it's all about personal preference!

[@agungmaliki360]

Did you prefer osprey atmos or deuter aircontact?

[@Enwild]

Hey, good question! The important thing to consider is that these packs have very different backpanels and weight transfer systems. The Atmos uses suspension mesh (Osprey's Anti-Gravity), so your back won't actually be touching the pack. The Aircontact has a padded foam backpanel that's been lined with mesh, and your back will rest against the pack as you carry. Each pack has a unique feel and which is better depends a lot on whether you prefer the Anti-Gravity or Aircontact system. If you want to get into more detail, feel free to get in touch with our Gear Specialists: www.backcountryedge.com/customer-support/?.com&Mqe_c51ukfI

[@agungmaliki360]

@@Enwild thanks for ur information, for deuter futura vs air contact did you prefer?

[@Enwild]

The Futura has thicker padding and a trampoline-style backpanel. This pack is the better option if you feel you would like additional support and a bit more cushioning. A similar size Aircontact lite will weigh less, but not have the same level of padding along its back and lumbar area

[@agungmaliki360]

@@Enwild what is the better and comfort backsistem did you prefer? Act lite / futura vario / air contact? Thanks for answer :)

[@agungmaliki360]

@@Enwild and can u tell me the difference between act lite and air contact lite?

[@suardicua5346]

I love osprey atmous

[@Enwild]

And Osprey Atmos loves you back :) Thanks for watching!

[@ramaridwans]

What's the different between Osprey Atmos AG and Aether AG??

[@Enwild]

The primary differences are the suspension and weight. The Atmos has a wraparound mesh that is all one piece and really "hugs" the torso, and weigh about a half pound less, though it can't carry as much weight. The Aether has a mesh backpanel with separated components, meaning it doesn't fit quite as tightly. It is a little heavier but can carry more weight.

[@ramaridwans]

@@Enwild that's for the information,cause i wanna buy an Osprey AG but i cant still make a choice. Can you choice it for me?? 😅

[@Enwild]

@@ramaridwans The Atmos is a great pack and super easy to use. Just double check your size for a great fit!

[@rajeshasher9769]

Is it waterproof?

[@Enwild]

Thanks for your question! The Fabric is water resistant and is treated with a DWR coating. However, we would still recommend using a pack liner or rain cover for full weather protection.

[@jamescallahan2985]

which one do you prefer more Atmos 65 vs Stout 65?

[@Enwild]

For features, comfort, and ventilation we'd recommend the Atmos!

[@laurenthenault-brunet9369]

Anybody knows the empty dimensions of this pack?

[@Enwild]

Here are the interior dimensions for the pack Small: 3783 cu in; Medium: 3967 cu in; Large 4150 cu in If you have any questions please let us know and thank you for watching!

[@tiannoser1369]

can you recommend this atmos 65 AG or Sierra Design Flex capacitor.? tnx before

[@Enwild]

They are fairly different packs, so it is tough to recommend one over the other. The Flex Capacitor has a horizontal compression strap system that also allows the pack to be set up for a 40 - 60 liter capacity. The backpanel for this pack uses mesh over foam padding, whereas the Atmos has a suspension mesh backpanel. The Atmos definitely has more organizational features. Feel free to give us a call if you have more specific questions: www.backcountryedge.com/customer-support/?.com&Mqe_c51ukfI

[@wahyuyudi5812]

Torso 172cm is S or M?

[@Enwild]

Hi! Osprey recommends selecting a size based on your torso measurement, as opposed to height. 172 cm appears to be a height measurement. We would recommend measuring the torso to determine your size. Here is a video on how to measure your torso: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ2UqHt-gsiGqKM

[@Sampascoejp]

Whats your jacket?

[@Enwild]

Luke is wearing a Sierra Designs Whitney jacket and its super warm. I think SD is about to update it (Sept 2018) and we should have a new product page for it soon...Stay tuned!

[@Sampascoejp]

@@Enwild cheers for the reply, Im looking for a new one and this seems like a nice one! I'll look forwards to the new review and cheers for the speedy reply!

[@johnkellaher9795]

Hi. I have 2 week-long backpacking trips in the coming 2 summers. One of which is Philmont, and the other a trip into Iceland. I have pretty average gear to pack in (not ultralight). All other hiking trips will be weekend long AT trips, so would you recommend buying this or the aether ag 70? I’ve heard that the atmos is much more comfortable, but the aether has a larger volume and weight capacity.

[@Enwild]

Hi John, thanks for asking. We would recommend looking into how much overall weight you plan to carry. As you mentioned, the Aether's suspension system is capable of carrying more weight than the Atmos. If you will be carrying more than 35 - 40 pounds most of the time, we'd suggest the Aether. Under 35 pounds and we'd suggest the Atmos because it has a more breathable back panel and is lighter weight overall.

[@johnkellaher9795]

Backcountry Edge Great! Thank you!

[@MrDiogostjst]

Againnnn?

[@Enwild]

Yup!

[@ilhamsamudra1281]

which one do you choose, hiking 1-4 days with atmos 50 or atmos 65??? thanks

[@Enwild]

The size capacity will depend on the packed size of your gear. if you can carry all your essentials and food with the 50, we'd recommend the smaller capacity to avoid overpacking. But the 65 has two barrel pockets up front that the 50 does not have. Those can be really good for organizing gear. I use them for my water filter, raincover, and other small gear that I would want to access quickly while hiking.

[@lepayzovsky2644]

Can you tell me, How to know fake opsrey atmos 65 ag?

[@GarGri]

Look at a genuine one in the shops and only buy from reputable dealers.

[@roslans77able]

Can top loading back that removed used as a day back pack like ether 70 AG

[@Enwild]

The top lid of the Atmos is removable, but it does not a DayLid like on the Aether packs.

[@javanicuserectus]

My backpack...

[@Enwild]

How do you like it?

[@donizteaparecidodecamposju311]

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[@ALANLEEY]

its like f35 jet, lots of cool feature by at over $200 its unattractive

[@穆斯林-p8j]

Which one original,, some bag I found it the logo Atmos 65 AG or Atmos AG 65 ?