Osprey Atmos AG 65 Litre Backpack

14 to 22 Kg.

 Volumes and Weights

US and International weight and volume specifications

Dimensions

• MAIN: 100 Denier x 630 Denier Nylon Dobby
• ACCENT 210 Denier High Tenacity Nylon
• BOTTOM 420 HD Nylon Packcloth

Osprey Atmos AG 65 Litre Backpack - Winner, Outdoor Gear Lab Editor's Choice Award, 2015 

"The Osprey Atmos 65 AG is our new OutdoorGearLab Editors' Choice because of its ultra comfortable frame and suspension combined with one of our favorite overall pack designs. Once you put the Atmos 65 AG on you'll be surprised how evenly the AG or Anti-Gravity suspension spreads the load out to create a fairly even, and pressure point free feel. The AG suspension takes the trampoline style suspension to a new level incorporating not only the entire back panel but also the waist belt that makes the Atmos with loads up to 40-45lbs the best feeling pack in our review. Not only is the Atmos an awesome feeling pack but it features a ton of very user friendly pockets that will keep even the most organizationally driven backpacker happy."

Outdoor Gear Lab, 2015

Osprey Atmos AG 65 Litre Backpack - Winner, 2015 Backpacker Magazine, Editor's Choice Award

"Hauling big loads can be a soul- and spine-crushing experience, but the Atmos’s radical new AG (anti-gravity) suspension system throws conventional pack design out the window with stellar results. Unlike most big packs, there’s no foam padding or plastic framesheet in the backpanel. Instead, nonstretch mesh (with pencil-eraser-size holes) spans a steel perimeter wire throughout the back and continuously through the lumbar and hipbelt. It’s that lumbar and hipbelt contact that’s key: “It wraps gently but firmly around my hips—like a dance partner’s hands—with no gaps or rubbing,” one tester says. With complete contact throughout the entire back of your body, you get no pressure points, excellent airflow, and superior load transfer. You also get good adjustability: The torso has 4 inches of play and the hipbelt extends up to 6 inches. Four compression straps (the lower two are V-shaped) connect directly to the frame, allowing you to squeeze down and stabilize smaller loads. Pockets aplenty kept us organized, and we liked the removable toplid (keep it attached for 9 liters of extra space or remove it and use the integrated flap cover, saving 6 ounces). Both the Atmos and Aura (the women’s version) come in 50- and 65-liter models."

Osprey Atmos AG 65 Litre Backpack - Gold Award Winner, 2014 Outdoor Industry Award

Sizing and Fitting of your Osprey Pack

Fit is the key to pack performance. Take the time to get it right.

Most Osprey packs are available in multiple sizes to fit a range of torso lengths. To find your torso length, have a friend measure your back along the spine (as shown in the picture below) from the level of your iliac crest (the top of your hipbones) to your C7 (the knobby bone at the base of your neck).