Atmos AG LT 65L

I use my Osprey Atmos 65 AG pack all year round. I regularly carry 18kg (food & water included) very easily. It's extremely comfortable, just make sure you get the right size. Can't recommend it enough.

I love my Osprey Atmos 65 AG. Roomy, comfy, supportive, and makes 15-20kg feel impressively easy to carry. The current model has two flay zips to get into the middle of the main compartment from either side too, which I’ve not seen in any reviews. (Probably because it’s a fairly new feature?)

You’ve probably made your decision by now! But I thought I’d add my beginner backpack experience using an Osprey Atmos AG LT 65 across a 3-day 60km+ hike. Hopefully to maybe help other viewers browsing too. I originally purchased the Atmos AG 65 prior to this trip and found it super comfy but the ex

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

Basing this on my Osprey Atmos 65 AG, features I don't really care for: The hip pockets. Maybe it's my hips, but those pockets are pretty much worthless when actually hiking: the zippers tend to just bind. So I only store stuff in there there I almost never need when actually hiking (mostly my knife

The ‘air’ / trampoline style back panels on packs like the Osprey Atmos are pretty nice. I still get a sweaty back - but better than the older style internal frames where it’s straight foam on the back. https://www.osprey.com/atmos-ag-lt-65-atmos65lt-476

I’m 6’7” 225lbs, I use the osprey atmos 65 ag Lt, with the adjustable torso length on the largest setting, fits perfect.