Atmos AG 50L

If it’s an Osprey Atmos AG it’s a manufacturer defect covered under warranty. Mine has always squeaked and I thought it was the way I packed until I ran into a review from someone else with the same complaint. I just had my 5 year old Atmos replaced for free.

I sorted by bestselling on REI, then picked from the top 4, the things I see on trail most often... this would be representative of a beginner load out from REI, versus a beginner UL load out. I think this is a pretty fair comparison. Osprey Atmos ($340), Half Dome 2 ($299), REI Magma 15 ($429), Nem

I love my Osprey Aura AG (circa 2015, fits different than the current model). I can comfortably carry up to about 45lbs, more than the pack is supposed to carry and 1/3 of my body weight, ie a little more than I’m supposed to carry at all. (I don’t carry that much for my own trips — only when workin

So all my gear weighs about 16-18 lbs without water/food iirc. So it’s right in the edge of being too much for backpacking. I should add, I like to overpack just in case. I have ms my body does weird shit sometimes and I like to just have everything just in case. There were a couple ospreys that wer

You could wear your pack a little higher if you have a waist. But if you're wearing it correctly now, it probably just doesn't fit you. Not everyone gets along with the Osprey AG frame.

This is a new setup for me, I used to have a big Muchila before (Osprey atmos ag 65L), which weighted around 15kg. It was just a lot of stuff that I didn’t really need, and I always had to check it in. So usually only the PD 30L was on me, which has my laptop & camera gear. For your question, I usua