Would love to see a review from someone actually using the pack. Been hiking for 4 days and I could probably give a more universal review. Thanks for the video though
Really love all the features of the backpack, but i fear the 2kg weigh is a little high for such a backpack, anyone got experience if the extra weigh is worth it
Hi Pham, it is the L/XL, but this refers to the back length, the overall volume of the pack will be very similar. To find out which one fits, I'd recommend getting a professional pack fit in store. Cheers!
The model featured and that we sell is the standard Aether. The Aether is available in 55 and 65 litres, where as the Aether Plus is available in 60, 70, 80 & 100 litres. The Aether Plus has a couple of additional features for longer multi-day trips and expeditions. The back systems are both AirScape with fit on the fly shoulder straps and hip-belt, but the Plus has a rubberized print on the lumbar to reduce any slip in that area. The Plus also features additional storage pockets on the front (behind the front mesh) as well as a removable lid that can be converted into a small daypack. The biggest difference is the fabric. The Plus uses all 210D High Tenacity Nylon whereas the standard Aether uses mainly 420D. The difference being that you have a lighter fabric with the 210D, but just as durable being high tenacity. Cheers, Will
This is probably late, but to determine the size, as directed on the Osprey web site, your height is irrelevant, you need to measure your torso length instead from the top of your iliac crest to your C7 vertebrae, again instruction and a video is given on their web site on how to measure your torso
Really good review you mentioned whats changed from previous version, loving all the camera shots really clear and precise!
You never mentioned the top access or the water bladder pouch, but honestly that was I very nice review.
Would love to see a review from someone actually using the pack. Been hiking for 4 days and I could probably give a more universal review.
Thanks for the video though
I agree with some of the comments, would love to hear how you go about keeping everything to cover in your head lol cheers
Nice review.helpful. how tall u stand ?
Insightful video. Does the foam below the anti gravity panel does absorb sweat? Thank you.
Very little, taken this backpack in 90 degree weather in florida and my back was not sweaty.
did they get rid of the walking pole attachments from the side?
What size is the sleeping bag used in this review please.
Really love all the features of the backpack, but i fear the 2kg weigh is a little high for such a backpack, anyone got experience if the extra weigh is worth it
Is The aether 55l in this video size S/M or L/XL? Thanks
Hi Pham, it is the L/XL, but this refers to the back length, the overall volume of the pack will be very similar.
To find out which one fits, I'd recommend getting a professional pack fit in store. Cheers!
Hi, thanks any way!
Hi could you do a video about the difference between osprey talon and talon pro and what are the benefits between them?
Hi Benedict, we've just released a review, you can find the main differences at 2:06.
ua-cam.com/video/rbKqfIDbiIo/v-deo.html
Is this the aether plus range ?or normal aether ? And can you say what's the difference between them?
The model featured and that we sell is the standard Aether. The Aether is available in 55 and 65 litres, where as the Aether Plus is available in 60, 70, 80 & 100 litres. The Aether Plus has a couple of additional features for longer multi-day trips and expeditions. The back systems are both AirScape with fit on the fly shoulder straps and hip-belt, but the Plus has a rubberized print on the lumbar to reduce any slip in that area.
The Plus also features additional storage pockets on the front (behind the front mesh) as well as a removable lid that can be converted into a small daypack.
The biggest difference is the fabric. The Plus uses all 210D High Tenacity Nylon whereas the standard Aether uses mainly 420D. The difference being that you have a lighter fabric with the 210D, but just as durable being high tenacity.
Cheers, Will
Hello. For 1.82 cm, i don't know what size to choose, could you help me?
This is probably late, but to determine the size, as directed on the Osprey web site, your height is irrelevant, you need to measure your torso length instead from the top of your iliac crest to your C7 vertebrae, again instruction and a video is given on their web site on how to measure your torso
It was a good product but now it's made out of recycled materials.