i am in love with this bag. i just bought it for my boyfriend for his birthday & i just cant wait for him to see it! we are gonna go on hella hiking trips. lovin ur beard dude
I just purchased the Atmos AG50 and plan on using it for all my back packing needs and hope to eventually take it to the AT when I retire in three years . I love the feel of this pack it hugs your body like a comfortable shirt .
Bought this bag and about to take it next week to ireland for a week of hiking in the outdoors. Thanks for this video, it confinced my to buy this great bag.
Great pack and the AG suspension system is awesome....but Osprey really dropped the ball by not including sleeping pad straps on the Atmos AG 50 like it does on most of their packs including the Atmos AG 65. In fact, I'd argue that the Atmos AG 50 needs sleeping pad straps more than the 65L version. But otherwise, great pack.
GREENMEENIE completely agree with you on that one. It’s the 50 ltr that needs the lower pad/gear straps more than the larger models. I was going to go for the Kestral 48 for the reason that it includes sleep pad straps. In the end went for the almost 50 cos the hike gear store dude said I can strap my Zlite SOL to the side.. but now I’m thinking I may just change out to a more packable 3/4 inflating sleep pad..
Been waiting 8 months for a review of this pack. Great review o bearded one! I'm very curious about the new Atmos. It's not in any stores here in NYC yet. So I guess I'll have to wait. But it looks interesting to say the least.
I made it to 6:33 before seeing this comment, and only then did I even notice the beard. :D I just got this pack and used this video to figure out how to fit it properly for a trip next week. Can't believe I missed the beard!
Got the pack. It's a amazingly confortable, no doubt about it, BUT, i can't recline my head backwards because of the frame. it's allucinating, as i need to stretch the head from time to time, this makes me feel constricted. Regardless, it's a great quality pack.
You should have mentioned there are no clips/straps for carrying a sleeping pad on the outside of the pack, which were added in more recent models of the Atmos AG 50.
Is there any recommended washing powder or cleaner? I want to put mine in a mesh bag to keep the straps out of the washer mechanics and run it through a wash cycle to get some dirt off of it.
Great question. Osprey's site recommends using Nikwax Tech Wash: www.backcountryedge.com/nikwax-tech-wash.html. They also include some detailed tips here: www.osprey.com/us/en/fitting-learning/pack-care. Thanks for watching!
I've had this pack for 5 years hand never knew about any of the features. How to you measure to determine correct rear strap height and front belt adjustment? Please provide examples for how to fit things for each feature; e.g. water bladder installation. Is this conducive to Platypus Big Zip 2L?
Hallo, thanks for the great riview, i stay in Indonesia, i bought one tha Atmos AG 50, but the backpack i buy have a raincover. so my Osprey its Original or not? Thanks
Amazing review of the new Atmos AG. I was unable to attend my camp convergence to meet osprey designers and learn about the pack but thank you to you, I've learned a bunch of well provided knowledge. Can't wait to hit the trail with one. They still going the 50L and the 65L ?? Weight?? Thanks again.
redrunnerjumper Thanks for the support! The sizes are still 50L and 65L. The weights vary by size, of course. 65L: Small = 4lbs 4oz (1.92kg) Medium = 4lbs 6oz (1.98kg)Large = 4lbs 8oz (2.04kg)50L: Small = 3lbs 15oz (1.79kg)Medium = 4lbs (1.82kg)Large = 4lbs 1oz (1.85kg)Dimensions and specs will be available on the product pages of our website soon!
If you are cold, a beard, if you need to dry off after a shower, a beard, if you need shelter in the middle of nowhere, a beard, that beard is ridiculously great
Great review. Can you tell me more about the water system. Has it a sepetate compartment for the bladder? I find that a full bladder takes up a lot of room but I like the hose system as the water is litetally on tap. A bottle with a hose would be ideal. Is there such a thing?
The Atmos has an included hydration sleeve inside the main compartment. Our staff's favorite hydration bladder for the Atmos is the Hydraulics Reservoir by Osprey. Check it out!
Backcountry Edge can you please tell me how to adjust the harness up? I've seen people make it look easy but I just got one because I needed its suspension system and its the hardest pack to adjust for me :P Please reply ASAP :D
Hey Brad, thanks for posting! The Atmos 50 doesn't really have a dedicated space for that, but we'd look for potential attachment points on the shoulder straps or front of the pack. Happy Trails!
@@Enwild Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I did try to fix the knife to the front strap, ended up being 'in my face'.. will continue to investigate.. No real need to have the knife on the outside, was imagining wanting easy / quick access without having to take the pack off. Thanks!
are there any different feature between atmos AG 50 L & the 65L ? right now im try to decide which one should i buy for my next 4-5 days mountain hiking . GREAT REVIW btw
+hieronimus hendrawan Thanks for your question. The Atmos 65 has two front zippered pockets that the 50 will not have. The 65 also has removable sleeping pad straps on the lower portion of the bag, the 50 does not. Those are the only things I believe are different on the packs. The suspension, main pack bag and hood all share features. Either way, this is an awesome pack from Osprey Packs. -Luke at Backcountry Edge
+hieronimus hendrawan The 65 is the pack I use. It's got top access, a bottom sleeping bag compartment, stretchy front pocket and two smaller zippered gear pockets. There's no access point on the front that will allow you to get to the main contents of the pack. -Luke
+Backcountry Edge thx u so much for the review & all the info regarding my question about this backpack. Finally i bought the 65L atmos AG., it's totally worth it, extremely comfort back, i used it for one night hiking yesterday, and yesss, its awesome!! Glad i watched your video 1st. Keep up the great work :thumbsup
+Backcountry Edge thx u so much for the review & all the info regarding my question about this backpack. Finally i bought the 65L atmos AG., it's totally worth it, extremely comfort back, i used it for one night hiking yesterday, and yesss, its awesome!! Glad i watched your video 1st. Keep up the great work :thumbsup
The sizing varies based on the user's torso measurement. It will make a drastic difference in how the pack fits. In order to find out what size pack to choose, you first need to find out your torso length. From there, select the pack that best fits within your measurement.
How does it compare to the original Atmos/Aura? Definite upgrade? I loved the Atmos when I tried it on and finally go my hands on one last summer from REI, but I would have to have bought the pack just a few months too early. Had I known a newer better version was coming out I would have waited. Worth going to REI and trying one on and possibly exchanging my current one? Thanks for the review. The pack sure looks awesome!
weatherwar Thanks for the support! From our gear specialist opinions, we find that the pack's seamless construction definitely yields a more comfortable ride than the predecessors. We'd venture to say that it's a definite upgrade. Feel free to check 'em out on our website or give us a call if you've got any other questions!www.backcountryedge.com1-800-617-0643
Is this too much for a overnight hike/weekend hike? If so, what would you suggest size for Osprey or similar brand? Thank you and keep up the amazing reviews!
+Bader Kanawati Thank you for the question. The type and size of your gear will determine weather or not a backpack is the right capacity for any given trip. The 50 liter capacity does not seem like it would be too big for an overnight trip or weekend of backpacking, especially if you're carrying a tent and sleeping bag along with all other gear.
Hey, thanks for watching! We don't typically do comparison videos, but if you haven't seen this video yet it might help: ua-cam.com/video/9ohrs8Leh3I/v-deo.html
This looks like a great pack and I love you guys' videos. When I got fitted for one a while back, I was told my torso size would put me right between a small and a median. Which one would you recommend? I was thinking it would be better to go small and stay a little more "snug" :)
Thanks for your question. If you are in between sizes, you may want to consider the hipbelt length. The Medium has a range of 27-48 inches and the Large hipbelt is a little longer, 29-55 inches. If your waist size is 34" or larger, we might recommend size large. What is your torso size? We could make a better recommendation if we know the specific measurement in inches. Feel free to reach out via email to our Gear Specialists to talk more in depth about the sizing (GearSpecialist@backcountryedge.com) Best of luck!
Chad Barber I haven't found them to be annoying while wearing the pack. You can figure out some ways to tuck them aside so that they're not hanging low as well. They just offer that extension if you're wearing some extra layers or if you're on the larger side of the size range. Thanks for watching! - Luke
Backcountry Edge Thanks so much for the quick reply. Great videos btw! I am glad I stumbled across this one as I have since watched a whole bunch of your other videos and find the reviews great. Tough to order from your website up here in Canada but still very helpful with research.
please help me, ppl recomend osprey kestrel 48 but after all i try osprey pack, atmos 50 is very comfortable... witch one is better ? kestrel 48 or atmos 50 ? or exos ? thx much ... im goin anapurna circuit soon ..
+Avi Hal Thanks for the question. Pack size usually isn't based on height and weight but is based on Torso length (mainly) and waist size. You'll need to have a friend or family member measure your torso in order to figure out which range you fall into. Also, a waist measurement usually helps to indicate whether a certain pack's hip belt will work for you or not. The torso ranges for the Atmos 50 AG are: Small: 16"-19" Medium: 18"-21" Large: 20"-23"
Thom Correa Thanks for the question! This pack will fit up to a 3L Bladder. Osprey makes a reservoir system that's pretty neat. It's called the Hydraulics Reservoir system and you can check them out on our website! Thanks for watching.
You can improve this review by showing positives and negatives carrying hiking poles, snowshoes, long or larger water bottles, microspikes, sleep pad, winter butt pad. Show how easy or difficult to adjust for different heights. I am upgrading from my REI Traverse 48 to this pack for lumbar support. Fewer pockets than my old pack but hoping this new pack will be kinder to my lower back.
I was wondering the same thing and found the answer on Osprey's website. Apparently the removable sleeping pad straps aren't available on the Atmos / Aura 50 for whatever reason. Pretty dumb imo!
That is part of Osprey's Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment. You can stick the tips of the poles through the loops, then secure the handles to the bungees on the harness, running the poles under your arms. That way you can stow, and then retrieve them without ever taking off your pack!
When sizing for packs, torso length is more important than height. We have a great video about measuring torso length here: ua-cam.com/video/BIwN2c2vCG8/v-deo.html Osprey also lists torso lengths on their size chart: www.osprey.com/us/en/fitting-learning/size-fit Hope that helps! Happy Trails!
I'm not sure who your nearest Osprey distributor would be in Pakistan, but you can try this site: www.osprey.com/cl/en/retailers/ The prices change frequently. Although we can only ship to the United States, you can find the latest price by clicking the link in the description. Here's the latest version: www.backcountryedge.com/osprey-atmos-ag-50-2018.html?.com&G7UyVeN30G4
Clearly you haven't factored in the anti-gravity technology .. it actually makes you lighter when you wear it. Just make sure you press the green button .
If you're going out in questionable conditions, we'd strongly recommend using a rain cover. The pack's materials are water resistant, but any melting snow will soak through. Thanks for watching!
@@asylumman Try washing it on warm in a tumble washer. That's worked for me in the past. Unusable? I wonder why they're are 10,000 videos titled "best pack ever!" They must all be mistaken...
rashni The Atmos 50 AG will hold a maximum of 40lbs. It's not recommended to overload the pack, but if you absolutely need to, it should hold 40lbs somewhat comfortably. Thanks for watching!
Thats about the weigth I plan to carry. What about using this pack for a trip to Italy, I am traveling to the old world and would like to know if this pack would make the trip.
rashni As long as you pack smart and take care of the pack, it should hold up well for a European tour. Keep in mind that it will need to be checked if you're traveling via airplane, and those bags usually get handled in a rough manner. So keep things packaged nicely inside and try to make sure loose straps are tucked away or wrapped up tightly.
HI Tim W. The Osprey Atmos 50 AG does have a set of compression straps that do allow for attachment by the sleeping compartment. Thanks for the comment.
Halo, Mba. Saya mau tanya. Mba punya series Osprey ini untuk Mba pake sendiri ya? Kira" untuk wanita dengan tinggi 155 cm dan bb 50 kg, slim body, cocok gak ya Mba pakai Osprey ini? Akam jomplang tdk ya? Minta sarannya. Trims.
i am in love with this bag. i just bought it for my boyfriend for his birthday & i just cant wait for him to see it! we are gonna go on hella hiking trips.
lovin ur beard dude
I just purchased the Atmos AG50 and plan on using it for all my back packing needs and hope to eventually take it to the AT when I retire in three years . I love the feel of this pack it hugs your body like a comfortable shirt .
well did you do it?
Bought this bag and about to take it next week to ireland for a week of hiking in the outdoors. Thanks for this video, it confinced my to buy this great bag.
Great pack and the AG suspension system is awesome....but Osprey really dropped the ball by not including sleeping pad straps on the Atmos AG 50 like it does on most of their packs including the Atmos AG 65. In fact, I'd argue that the Atmos AG 50 needs sleeping pad straps more than the 65L version. But otherwise, great pack.
I'm going to have them sewn on. Easy peasy but I agree with you. It's a simple but needed feature.
GREENMEENIE completely agree with you on that one. It’s the 50 ltr that needs the lower pad/gear straps more than the larger models. I was going to go for the Kestral 48 for the reason that it includes sleep pad straps. In the end went for the almost 50 cos the hike gear store dude said I can strap my Zlite SOL to the side.. but now I’m thinking I may just change out to a more packable 3/4 inflating sleep pad..
So kestrel 48 is better?
The beard serves as added insulation, backpack towel, thread for emergency sutures, a disguise and a a hip statement. Highly versatile.
You're forgetting the most important, makeshift earplugs for snoring shelter mates.
Been waiting 8 months for a review of this pack. Great review o bearded one! I'm very curious about the new Atmos. It's not in any stores here in NYC yet. So I guess I'll have to wait. But it looks interesting to say the least.
Raise your hand if you looked at the beard more than the backpack.
I made it to 6:33 before seeing this comment, and only then did I even notice the beard. :D
I just got this pack and used this video to figure out how to fit it properly for a trip next week. Can't believe I missed the beard!
So distracting
Great descriptive review. I love in depth detail. Suitable for backpacking across Europe for two months, ya think??
Section hiking on PCT from the south end, awesome pack!
Got the pack. It's a amazingly confortable, no doubt about it, BUT, i can't recline my head backwards because of the frame. it's allucinating, as i need to stretch the head from time to time, this makes me feel constricted. Regardless, it's a great quality pack.
You should have mentioned there are no clips/straps for carrying a sleeping pad on the outside of the pack, which were added in more recent models of the Atmos AG 50.
Thanks for the suggestion! We will be sure to pass it along!
once again, fantastic review! just subscribed!
I upgraded my talon 44 to the atmos ag 50 differently worth it. The best pack I've owned, not owned a lot though
Is there any recommended washing powder or cleaner? I want to put mine in a mesh bag to keep the straps out of the washer mechanics and run it through a wash cycle to get some dirt off of it.
Great question. Osprey's site recommends using Nikwax Tech Wash: www.backcountryedge.com/nikwax-tech-wash.html. They also include some detailed tips here: www.osprey.com/us/en/fitting-learning/pack-care. Thanks for watching!
why no sleeping pad straps on the 50 but the 65 has them?
To make you buy the bigger more expensive one ;)
I've had this pack for 5 years hand never knew about any of the features.
How to you measure to determine correct rear strap height and front belt adjustment? Please provide examples for how to fit things for each feature; e.g. water bladder installation. Is this conducive to Platypus Big Zip 2L?
Hallo, thanks for the great riview, i stay in Indonesia, i bought one tha Atmos AG 50, but the backpack i buy have a raincover. so my Osprey its Original or not? Thanks
It's original, some came with the raincover and some not!
thanks @mlpatters
Amazing review of the new Atmos AG. I was unable to attend my camp convergence to meet osprey designers and learn about the pack but thank you to you, I've learned a bunch of well provided knowledge. Can't wait to hit the trail with one. They still going the 50L and the 65L ?? Weight?? Thanks again.
redrunnerjumper Thanks for the support! The sizes are still 50L and 65L. The weights vary by size, of course. 65L: Small = 4lbs 4oz (1.92kg) Medium = 4lbs 6oz (1.98kg)Large = 4lbs 8oz (2.04kg)50L: Small = 3lbs 15oz (1.79kg)Medium = 4lbs (1.82kg)Large = 4lbs 1oz (1.85kg)Dimensions and specs will be available on the product pages of our website soon!
If you are cold, a beard, if you need to dry off after a shower, a beard, if you need shelter in the middle of nowhere, a beard, that beard is ridiculously great
he dies xD
Great review. Can you tell me more about the water system. Has it a sepetate compartment for the bladder? I find that a full bladder takes up a lot of room but I like the hose system as the water is litetally on tap. A bottle with a hose would be ideal. Is there such a thing?
The Atmos has an included hydration sleeve inside the main compartment. Our staff's favorite hydration bladder for the Atmos is the Hydraulics Reservoir by Osprey. Check it out!
PLUS you get a little whistle built into the chest strap buckle......... lol
Backcountry Edge can you please tell me how to adjust the harness up? I've seen people make it look easy but I just got one because I needed its suspension system and its the hardest pack to adjust for me :P Please reply ASAP :D
Nvm I did it :D
Great review, could you review the new model? Thanks
It's coming soon. Stay tuned!
Solid review, just bought the bag! wondering, how would I attach a nylon knife sheath to the exterior?
Hey Brad, thanks for posting! The Atmos 50 doesn't really have a dedicated space for that, but we'd look for potential attachment points on the shoulder straps or front of the pack. Happy Trails!
@@Enwild Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I did try to fix the knife to the front strap, ended up being 'in my face'.. will continue to investigate.. No real need to have the knife on the outside, was imagining wanting easy / quick access without having to take the pack off. Thanks!
what is the difference between size S,L,M of this atmost 50 ag?
my torso length's about 19' does size S fit me?
very good review, if possible know what torso used in this video ? please answer
Steven is wearing a size medium in the video. The torso size ranges from 18" -21".
Another great video. Thanks.
are there any different feature between atmos AG 50 L & the 65L ? right now im try to decide which one should i buy for my next 4-5 days mountain hiking . GREAT REVIW btw
+hieronimus hendrawan Thanks for your question. The Atmos 65 has two front zippered pockets that the 50 will not have. The 65 also has removable sleeping pad straps on the lower portion of the bag, the 50 does not.
Those are the only things I believe are different on the packs. The suspension, main pack bag and hood all share features. Either way, this is an awesome pack from Osprey Packs. -Luke at Backcountry Edge
Thx Luke for the reply. So it seems 65 AG dont have front load access? Only 2 zippered pockets u mention earlier?
+hieronimus hendrawan The 65 is the pack I use. It's got top access, a bottom sleeping bag compartment, stretchy front pocket and two smaller zippered gear pockets. There's no access point on the front that will allow you to get to the main contents of the pack. -Luke
+Backcountry Edge thx u so much for the review & all the info regarding my question about this backpack. Finally i bought the 65L atmos AG., it's totally worth it, extremely comfort back, i used it for one night hiking yesterday, and yesss, its awesome!! Glad i watched your video 1st. Keep up the great work :thumbsup
+Backcountry Edge thx u so much for the review & all the info regarding my question about this backpack. Finally i bought the 65L atmos AG., it's totally worth it, extremely comfort back, i used it for one night hiking yesterday, and yesss, its awesome!! Glad i watched your video 1st. Keep up the great work :thumbsup
Hi, the 50 seems to be dived into LG, M, SM, do these differences are really noticeable. what is your general suggestion in selecting one ?
The sizing varies based on the user's torso measurement. It will make a drastic difference in how the pack fits. In order to find out what size pack to choose, you first need to find out your torso length. From there, select the pack that best fits within your measurement.
Does backcountry sell the Atmos AG with the rain tarp included? I know REI intends to.
GREENMEENIE Unfortunately we here at backcountryedge.com will not be selling the pack and rain cover as a bundle.
How does it compare to the original Atmos/Aura? Definite upgrade? I loved the Atmos when I tried it on and finally go my hands on one last summer from REI, but I would have to have bought the pack just a few months too early. Had I known a newer better version was coming out I would have waited. Worth going to REI and trying one on and possibly exchanging my current one?
Thanks for the review. The pack sure looks awesome!
weatherwar Thanks for the support! From our gear specialist opinions, we find that the pack's seamless construction definitely yields a more comfortable ride than the predecessors. We'd venture to say that it's a definite upgrade. Feel free to check 'em out on our website or give us a call if you've got any other questions!www.backcountryedge.com1-800-617-0643
Is this too much for a overnight hike/weekend hike? If so, what would you suggest size for Osprey or similar brand? Thank you and keep up the amazing reviews!
+Bader Kanawati Thank you for the question. The type and size of your gear will determine weather or not a backpack is the right capacity for any given trip. The 50 liter capacity does not seem like it would be too big for an overnight trip or weekend of backpacking, especially if you're carrying a tent and sleeping bag along with all other gear.
Can you make a comparison video between the osprey 50 and the deuter 50+10 vario
Hey, thanks for watching! We don't typically do comparison videos, but if you haven't seen this video yet it might help: ua-cam.com/video/9ohrs8Leh3I/v-deo.html
This looks like a great pack and I love you guys' videos. When I got fitted for one a while back, I was told my torso size would put me right between a small and a median. Which one would you recommend? I was thinking it would be better to go small and stay a little more "snug" :)
Thanks for your question. If you are in between sizes, you may want to consider the hipbelt length. The Medium has a range of 27-48 inches and the Large hipbelt is a little longer, 29-55 inches. If your waist size is 34" or larger, we might recommend size large. What is your torso size? We could make a better recommendation if we know the specific measurement in inches. Feel free to reach out via email to our Gear Specialists to talk more in depth about the sizing (GearSpecialist@backcountryedge.com) Best of luck!
Are the long straps annoying when wearing the pack? It seems like they are longer then they need to be and hang down pretty low? Thanks.
Chad Barber I haven't found them to be annoying while wearing the pack. You can figure out some ways to tuck them aside so that they're not hanging low as well. They just offer that extension if you're wearing some extra layers or if you're on the larger side of the size range. Thanks for watching! - Luke
Backcountry Edge Thanks so much for the quick reply. Great videos btw! I am glad I stumbled across this one as I have since watched a whole bunch of your other videos and find the reviews great. Tough to order from your website up here in Canada but still very helpful with research.
Hey mate, great video - thank you. Just confirming this is the Cinnabar Red color? Cheers!
The color in this video is indeed the Cinnabar Red. Thanks for watching!
please help me, ppl recomend osprey kestrel 48 but after all i try osprey pack, atmos 50 is very comfortable...
witch one is better ? kestrel 48 or atmos 50 ? or exos ? thx much ... im goin anapurna circuit soon ..
I've never purchased a pack that has the option of different sizes. I'm 5'10 and about 165lbs, what size pack do you recommend I get?
+Avi Hal Thanks for the question. Pack size usually isn't based on height and weight but is based on Torso length (mainly) and waist size. You'll need to have a friend or family member measure your torso in order to figure out which range you fall into. Also, a waist measurement usually helps to indicate whether a certain pack's hip belt will work for you or not. The torso ranges for the Atmos 50 AG are: Small: 16"-19" Medium: 18"-21" Large: 20"-23"
could you recommend a good sized bladder in addition to this pack?
Thom Correa Thanks for the question! This pack will fit up to a 3L Bladder. Osprey makes a reservoir system that's pretty neat. It's called the Hydraulics Reservoir system and you can check them out on our website! Thanks for watching.
Backcountry Edge Will do thanks!
You can improve this review by showing positives and negatives carrying hiking poles, snowshoes, long or larger water bottles, microspikes, sleep pad, winter butt pad. Show how easy or difficult to adjust for different heights. I am upgrading from my REI Traverse 48 to this pack for lumbar support. Fewer pockets than my old pack but hoping this new pack will be kinder to my lower back.
Thanks for watching and for the tips!
I can't seem to find any videos on attaching sleeping pad to outside of osprey atmos 50. Any ideas?
I was wondering the same thing and found the answer on Osprey's website. Apparently the removable sleeping pad straps aren't available on the Atmos / Aura 50 for whatever reason. Pretty dumb imo!
:(
I would put it under the top or use parachord and attach it in the location you prefer.
Some things you just have to figure out on your own.....
AARON KAUFMAN brother ?
What are the two loops at the bottom sides for?
That is part of Osprey's Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment. You can stick the tips of the poles through the loops, then secure the handles to the bungees on the harness, running the poles under your arms. That way you can stow, and then retrieve them without ever taking off your pack!
Thanks
Heey! I’m 5’4 ft. Is s/m atmos ag 50 would fit in me?
When sizing for packs, torso length is more important than height. We have a great video about measuring torso length here: ua-cam.com/video/BIwN2c2vCG8/v-deo.html
Osprey also lists torso lengths on their size chart: www.osprey.com/us/en/fitting-learning/size-fit
Hope that helps! Happy Trails!
Atmos AG vs Deuter Vario Pro ?
Hy I am mountain picnic man what Retail price the Bag is not available in Pakistan I am Pakistani
I'm not sure who your nearest Osprey distributor would be in Pakistan, but you can try this site: www.osprey.com/cl/en/retailers/
The prices change frequently. Although we can only ship to the United States, you can find the latest price by clicking the link in the description. Here's the latest version:
www.backcountryedge.com/osprey-atmos-ag-50-2018.html?.com&G7UyVeN30G4
Great beard! Nice demonstration too.
Thanks! That was Steven Leon's 2015 beard, you should see it now!
Why did you say this is good for weight conscious pakers?
Isnt this pack heavier than last years at over 4 lbs?
Clearly you haven't factored in the anti-gravity technology .. it actually makes you lighter when you wear it. Just make sure you press the green button .
I just couldn't stop looking at that magnificent beard.
It's a joy to behold!
I don't know, something about a bag?
how well will it do in a snow storm?
If you're going out in questionable conditions, we'd strongly recommend using a rain cover. The pack's materials are water resistant, but any melting snow will soak through. Thanks for watching!
I'm definitely upgrading my pack this year. I was leaning towards the Gregory Baltoro but maybe I should look at this one. Any thoughts?
Big problem with creaking. Mine developed after 100 klms. Osprey distributors in New Zealand said this is not a fault. The bag is unusable.
@@asylumman Try washing it on warm in a tumble washer. That's worked for me in the past. Unusable? I wonder why they're are 10,000 videos titled "best pack ever!" They must all be mistaken...
when will you have the 65?
***** The 65 is in stock currently!www.backcountryedge.com/osprey-atmos-ag-65-2015.aspx
Just ordered it! EMS & REI didn't have any, you guys are awesome!
How many pounds can you put into this pack, does the atmos 50 can hold around 40lbs??
rashni The Atmos 50 AG will hold a maximum of 40lbs. It's not recommended to overload the pack, but if you absolutely need to, it should hold 40lbs somewhat comfortably. Thanks for watching!
Thats about the weigth I plan to carry. What about using this pack for a trip to Italy, I am traveling to the old world and would like to know if this pack would make the trip.
rashni As long as you pack smart and take care of the pack, it should hold up well for a European tour. Keep in mind that it will need to be checked if you're traveling via airplane, and those bags usually get handled in a rough manner. So keep things packaged nicely inside and try to make sure loose straps are tucked away or wrapped up tightly.
what does the scouter say about its beard level? ITS OVER 9000!
log1x07
:D B4L !
And the beard is removable also😂
That added marketing factor though..haha
Just bought one!
Merlin, is that you ?
Never mind the backpack. Let’s talk beards. 👍
Features wise, I would say Aether beats Atmos AG. Atmost AG only wins at better suspension system.
great mustache!
the only downside to this pack is, there's nowhere to attach a tent on the outside.
HI Tim W. The Osprey Atmos 50 AG does have a set of compression straps that do allow for attachment by the sleeping compartment. Thanks for the comment.
How much energy do you need to move your jaw upwards because of the weight of your beard?
He has a 1.5 l smart water bottle in there.
PCT here i come!
"clearly you can see why we're so excited about this pack" if you were any more calm I would check your pulse😆
That's one lofty bird nest, I cant help to ask is that beard for real!
good backpack
very nice atmos ag 50 ,i have 😘
Halo, Mba. Saya mau tanya. Mba punya series Osprey ini untuk Mba pake sendiri ya? Kira" untuk wanita dengan tinggi 155 cm dan bb 50 kg, slim body, cocok gak ya Mba pakai Osprey ini? Akam jomplang tdk ya? Minta sarannya. Trims.
Liked for beard
Are you Santa Claus? Lol 😁
His beard is a clip-on
Are u a wizard?
That's Mr. Super Wizard.