Osprey Atmos 35

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The Atmos 35 is a daypack made by Osprey. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Osprey Atmos 35 Pack (Spring 2008) - Hooked on the Outdoors Real Deal Award The Atmos 35 by Osprey will get you through most overnighters and will help you ace your next 24-hour adventure race.The all-new Atmos Series addresses the ultralight revolution as only Osprey could - with a suspension that really carries weight, and fabrics and materials that will realistically stand up to the rigors of use. The AirSpeed suspension sets the Atmos Series above all other ultralight packs. The Atmos frame is 6005-T6 alloy aluminum with two 6in. x 5mm fiberglass struts providing flex in the middle. Unlike other mesh tensioned backpanels that are simply flat panels suspended from 4 tensioned corners of an X-frame, this panel is 3D contoured. Additionally, there is a lumbar contour at the bottom and the backpanel follows a back curvature. All contact surfaces are either breathable mesh or perforated, molded waffle foam. The backpanel supports the load well because it is under drum-like tension. When wearing the pack, rather than compressing the load with comp straps at the hips, the back sinks evenly into the lumbar area providing comfortable uniform pressure with no hot spots.With durable 210D fabrics and a weight range of 1 lb., 15 oz to 2 lb., 13 oz. these packs are both light and strong. Two quick release web straps at the top end of the inside of the backpanel provide attachment for your hydration bladder. These straps slide on the aluminum tubing at the top and can be positioned on center or two hole connection points. A central exit for the hydration tube allows routing to either the right or left shoulder strap. The hipbelt and shoulder pads are a waffle molded EVA with perforations. This allows for minimal surface contact and superb ventilation. The hipbelt has a mesh zippered pocket on each side for quick access to energy gel and the like. On the front of the pack, you'll find stretch woven lycra front and side pockets and welded water resistant zippers. Specifications Small: Volume cu.in./liters: 1900/32. Medium: Volume cu.in./liters: 2100/35. Weight: 2lbs7ozs/1.10 kgs. Large: Volume cu.in./liters: 2300/38. Key Features: Full-length dual zippered panel loader Front slash pocket with welded water-resistant zipper Welded front stretch woven pocket Stretch woven side pockets Airspeed suspension with 6005-T6 aluminum alloy frame and composite rods Hydration cavity behind mesh panel with hydration tubing portholes Thermoformed and perforated waffle pattern shoulder straps and hipbelt Zippered mesh pockets on the hipbelt ErgoPull hip straps Daisy chain with removable shockcord clips Removable sleeping pad straps S, M, L torso sizes All this at under 3 lbs.! Fabrics: 210d broken twill nylon 210d double-ripstop nylonProtect your pack with the Airporter LZ or Raincover"

From Backcountry.com:
"Get out of the city for a day or for an overnight trip with your gear loaded into the Osprey Atmos 35 Backpack. The sturdy but lightweight suspension system will make 25 pounds feel like next to nothing on your back, and the breathable mesh back panel lets air circulate to keep you cool under your pack. A zippered panel lets you easily get at your gear in the main compartment, and a hydration sleeve holds your water bladder (not included). Stow anything from a jacket to a bike helmet to your snowshoes in the welded stretch woven front pocket. Removable sleeping pad straps and dual ice axe loops speak to this backpack's versatility spend the night in the woods in summer or ice climb in winter with the Atmos 35."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Go fast and far in amazing comfort with Osprey's Atmos 35 backpack. Excellent for day hikes, overnight minimalist trips and weekend adventure racing, the Atmos 35 streamlines efficiency with full-length, panel-loading access and plenty of accessible features. Anything that touches your back is covered with a breathable mesh or a special perforated waffle foam that won't heat you up like conventional backpanel fabrics. The backpanel on the Atmos 35 is stretched taut so the load sinks evenly into the lumbar support area instead of riding on your hips, resulting in uniform pressure that neutralizes hot spots. Two quick release straps on the other side of the backpanel attach to your hydration pouch for fast refill access and versatile hydration tube routing. If you've always wanted a supportive Osprey day pack but you worried about extra ounces, the Atmos 35 could be the last light pack you'll ever need."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"Osprey Atmos 35 Pack - With convenient panel access to a single main compartment, finding gear in the Osprey Atmos 35 pack is a breeze. Stow extra gear in the welded stretch woven front pocket and your hydration bladder in a spacious interior sleeve. Removable sleeping pad straps increase versatility along with dual ice ax loops and stretch woven side pockets. A zippered mesh pocket on the inside of the front panel keeps absolute essentials separate and safe with an exterior welded water resistant zipper. Available In: Cindercone Red Slate Blue Features: Full-length dual zippered panel loader Front slash pocket with welded water-resistant zipper Airspeed suspension with 6005-T6 aluminum alloy frame and 7075 aluminum flex rods Hydration cavity behind mesh panel with hydration tubing port holes Daisy chain with removable shockcord clips"

User Reviews

Men's Atmos 35
Reviewed by Mateo, Feb 10, 2008

"I've used this pack in the Gorge, to climb (hike) Mt St Helens in winter, climb and scramble all around Mt. Ranier, Mt. Adams, Mt Jefferson, and Mt. Hood. I also use it for backcountry ski trips. I carry the gear for two people as my wife has a bad back."

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Men's Atmos 35
Reviewed by Garrison, Jun 02, 2007

"Everything about this pack screams "light" and "breathable", and it achieves this very well. Perhaps too well, at the expense of other factors.

First, the good. Everything mentioned in all the advertising is true. It's very cooling, very breathable, and lighter than most packs of the same capacity."

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Men's Atmos 35
Reviewed by Brians Opinion, Oct 24, 2006

"Super utilitarian pack, I travel by both foot and bicycle and the Atmos 35 works under both applications. I love the hydration compartment being separate from the pack interior. And even in the rain my gear stays dry."

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Men's Atmos 35
Reviewed by stoic066, Jul 13, 2006

"Fantastic pack! I live in Florida so sweating here is a must. Not anymore. Not with this pack.

Mesh back panel is awesome. The pack is also very light and for me who loves light backpacking is perfect. I also took it to Europe as my only luggage and had no problems with taking it on a plane and walking around in the cities as well as backpacking for 3-5 days."

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