Osprey Atmos 65

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The Atmos 65 is an internal frame backpack made by Osprey. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Osprey Men's Atmos 65 Pack (Spring 2008) - Moosejaw Pro 2007 The Atmos 65 Pack by Osprey brings their lightweight AirSpeed Suspension, contoured mesh backpanel and waffle foam harness and hipbelt to multi-day backpacking. With a strong 10mm aluminum frame with titanium flex struts and thicker harnessing, you won t be disappointed with the comfort of this well-featured pack."

From RockCreek:
"Osprey's Atmos 65 pack is a great thru-hiking, or week long trips pack. The Atmos 65 brings Osprey's lightweight AirSpeed Suspension, contoured mesh backpanel and waffle foam harness and hipbelt to multi-day backpacking. With a strong 10mm aluminum frame with titanium flex struts and thicker harnessing, you won t be disappointed with the comfort of this well-featured pack. The AirSpeed suspension makes the Atmos Aura* Series like no other ultralight packs. The AirSpeed frame is 6005-T6 alloy aluminum with titanium struts providing flex in the middle. Unlike other mesh-tensioned backpanels that are simply flat panels suspended from four tensioned corners of an X-frame, this panel is 3D contoured to truly fit the shape of your body. All contact surfaces are either breathable mesh or perforated, molded waffle foam. Your experience is a pack fit with comfortable uniform body contact and no hot spots, whether your bagging a fourteener, hiking the AT or pulling your next 24-hour race."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Osprey Atmos 65 brings a lightweight AirSpeed Suspension, contoured mesh backpanel and waffle foam harness and hipbelt to multi-day backpacking. With a strong 10mm aluminum frame with titanium flex struts and thicker harnessing, you won’t be disappointed with the comfort of this well-featured pack. Available In: Cinder Cone Red Slate Blue Details: Osprey Atmos 65 Features: ErgoPull Hipbelt Removable Sleeping Pad Straps Stretch Woven Side Pockets Water Resistant Zippers Welded Stretch Woven Front Pocket Zippered Mesh Hipbelt Pockets Compare Pack Specs. Best viewed in 1280x1024 Click to enlarge"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"The Atmos 65 brings our lightweight AirSpeed Suspension, contoured mesh backpanel and waffle foam harness and hipbelt to multi-day backpacking. With a..."

User Reviews

Men's Atmos 65
Reviewed by TravMan, Jan 15, 2008

"After a bad experience with a Mountainsmith pack I decided to go with this pack. I have been extremely happy with it. It carries well and it simple and intuitive to adjust.

As long as you don't plan on overloading this pack (45 + LBS) I think that you will be extremely happy with this pack."

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Men's Atmos 65
Reviewed by KC Aldridge, Oct 13, 2007

"This pack is great...the only thing keeping me from rating this a 5 star pack is the internal frame supports that really cut into your space inside. The pack is very comfortable and easily adjustable. If the frame supports were closer to your back you could definitely store more gear! I consider this pack a toss up between it and my Gregory Z-55."

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Men's Atmos 65
Reviewed by Stogie, Jul 18, 2007

"The most comfortable pack I've worn in 40 years of backpacking. Trade in the pounds of your old pack for the ounces of the Atmos. The suspension is great and the venting is wonderful. I've used it for weekend and week-long trips and it is currently packed (32lbs) for thru-hiking the Long Trail (24-28 days)."

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Men's Atmos 65
Reviewed by Spencer, May 22, 2007

"If you are buying this pack for the purpose it is intended for you will love it. It is by far the most comfortable pack I have ever put on. I recently took it on the Kalalau trail in Hawaii and my back was never bothered, the Sierra Club rates this trail a 8 out of 10 as far a difficulty."

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