Briggs & Riley
Medium Widemouth Backpack
$399.00
Osprey
Based on 88 Reddit mentions
$369.95
Sentiment summary across the product areas Reddit users mention most.
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As for brands, Osprey is super reliable (I use an Osprey Atmos 65 and love the fit and all the pockets for organizing awkward gear). If you can, try them on in a store with weight inside, it makes a huge difference! Comfort is king when you’re carrying all your stuff. $200–300 is a solid budget, but
...Illustrious_Dig9644 in r/WildernessBackpacking
January 20, 2026 7:33 AM
3
I'm not the best person for someone on a low budget. I tend to pick the 'top shelf' items (the 'buy once, cry once' camp). But... if I were to recommend some items for a couple getting started with not-big budget... Tent: (shit - there is basically no 3-person backpacking tent under $300 retail that
...cwcoleman in r/backpacking
March 17, 2026 5:21 PM
3
Osprey Atmos 65 or Gregory Baltoro are classic long distance picks, super comfortable for heavy loads and adjustable. If you want lighter, Hyperlite Southwest is amazing but pricey.
Illustrious_Dig9644 in r/backpacking
March 6, 2026 3:02 AM
2
Yeah, out of all the packs I tried with 30 lbs, the Osprey Atmos ag “felt” the lightest. I think part of it was how well it transferred weight to my hips.
nobodyUno123 in r/DurstonGearheads
March 26, 2026 3:01 AM
2
I use an Osprey Atmos AG LT 65 without the brain because I run hot and like having the ventilation. It has the same trampoline back as the full weight AG but with less pockets and fewer adjustment options that aren't necessary for me. It weighs 3.5 lbs or so without the brain, right in between the t
...thelazygamer in r/DurstonGearheads
March 28, 2026 3:39 PM
2
I use an X-mid 2 at 190cm and your son would be on the edge of fitting in it. The 1 actually might be better for taller guys due to the asymmetrical shape. Consider the tarptent Rainbow, it has a bit more length to it and is a well built tent as well. As a bonus, it will fit in tighter sites than th
...thelazygamer in r/hiking
March 8, 2026 5:45 PM
2
I’m close to that tall (6’5”) and have a longish torso, and I have used the Osprey Atmos AG 65 L/XL successfully for years. If the sizing is the same as that, you should be good to go. Ideally I would still recommend trying one on at REI or Public Lands if you have one anywhere close to you.
Drummerboybac in r/backpacking
June 16, 2025 1:31 PM
3
Nu am mers pe munte cu osprey încă, doar le-am testat în magazine cu greutate în ele. Ce pot să zic e ca sunt cam overpriced pentru ce oferă. Cel pe care l-aș fi luat este osprey atmos ag parcă, ce avea acel mesh 3d floating bla bla. Chiar se simțea super bine în spate și la brâu. În schimb am optat
...Immediate_Spot_2209 in r/RoHiking
September 24, 2025 7:15 AM
3
I’m all torso and had no problem using REI to make the right decision. Felt a lot like buying snowboards boots. You may like how one looks but the feel of another is what seals the deal. I am not a big fan of how the one I got looks but man does it feel way better than the others. Ended up with an o
...dickysunset in r/backpacking
April 14, 2026 9:34 PM
1
For a daypack, I’d suggest you take a look at either the Osprey Stratos 24 or 34 and the Osprey Atmos AG 65 or Gregory Baltoro 65 for multi-day hikes. All the ones I’ve mentioned would be perfect for someone with your height. 11 Best Daypacks for Hiking in 2026: Full Backpackers Guide would be good
...Alaskanarrowusa in r/backpacking
April 22, 2026 10:03 PM
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