Aether 65L

I have an Osprey Aether 65L and the Naturehike you mentioned. I would much rather use the Naturehike due to the weight saving from the bag and smaller carry capacity = reduced gear. I get an equally sweaty back using either pack, I don't personally find back ventilation all that effective however ym

I’ll look into the bidet bottle camp. I like my basic hygiene haha. Yes the Aether Plus 70 in L/XL is a heavier/rugged pack with a built in daypack. He also has the Aether 65 in L/XL but that’s still 2.25kg. We love Osprey in this house. Multitool is for fishing yes, we always end up at lakes with e

You've described what many would consider a heavy load. 12 pounds of water, 20 pounds of gear, plus fuel and at least 1.5lb/day of food is going to easily get you into the 40lb+ range for total gear weight (which must also INCLUDE the weight of the pack itself). There are other load hauling packs li

These are probably my heaviest concerns Osprey Aether 65 Pack (5 lbs)Big Agnes Anvil Horn 15 Sleeping Bag (2.5 lbs)Big Agnes Goosenest Inflatable Cot (3 lbs)Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL5 Tent (7 lbs) Along with our food that for both me and my daughter, snacks, my clothes, gun and water bottle for th

If you think the atmos 65L is heavy then you're cooked. I've carried 5.11, Tasmanian Tiger, Osprey, Kelty, Mystery Ranch and some others. Osprey is by far one of the lightest most comfortable packs ive ever owned. I had the aether 65. Routinely carried upwards of 50+ pounds no problem. If you're hav