Osprey Aura AG 65 XS/S Backpack, 62L Tungsten Grey
The Osprey Women's Aura AG 65 backpack in Tungsten Grey, size XS/S, offers 65 liters of volume for extended outdoor activities. This backpack, specifically designed for women, features the innovative Anti-Gravity suspension system, which provides exceptional comfort and ventilation through 3D suspended mesh panels. Made from durable 100% recycled nylon materials, the backpack includes a PFC/PFAS-free waterproof rain cover and uses bluesign-certified fabrics for environmental responsibility. The Fit-on-the-Fly harness and hip belt system allows for adjustments during hikes for optimal comfort and load distribution. Storage organization includes curved zipper side pockets, dual-access water bottle pockets, dual zipper hip belt pockets, and two front zipper pockets. The floating lid has multiple attachment points, while the fabric-reinforced front stash pocket offers quick access. Special features include a Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment system, dual ice axe loops with compression strap attachment, and a zipper sleeping bag compartment with a removable divider. Removable sleeping pad straps and an internal hydration reservoir sleeve with a center back exit complete the functional design. The suspension system seamlessly extends the tensioned back panel into the hip belt for lightweight support and balanced weight distribution. This backpack is designed for multi-day trips and maintains comfort through advanced ventilation and ergonomic design tailored specifically for female body proportions.
The Osprey Women's Aura AG 65 backpack in Tungsten Grey, size XS/S, offers 65 liters of volume for extended outdoor activities. This backpack, specifically designed for women, features the innovative Anti-Gravity suspension system, which provides exceptional comfort and ventilation through 3D suspended mesh panels. Made from durable 100% recycled nylon materials, the backpack includes a PFC/PFAS-free waterproof rain cover and uses bluesign-certified fabrics for environmental responsibility. The Fit-on-the-Fly harness and hip belt system allows for adjustments during hikes for optimal comfort and load distribution. Storage organization includes curved zipper side pockets, dual-access water bottle pockets, dual zipper hip belt pockets, and two front zipper pockets. The floating lid has multiple attachment points, while the fabric-reinforced front stash pocket offers quick access. Special features include a Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment system, dual ice axe loops with compression strap attachment, and a zipper sleeping bag compartment with a removable divider. Removable sleeping pad straps and an internal hydration reservoir sleeve with a center back exit complete the functional design. The suspension system seamlessly extends the tensioned back panel into the hip belt for lightweight support and balanced weight distribution. This backpack is designed for multi-day trips and maintains comfort through advanced ventilation and ergonomic design tailored specifically for female body proportions.
The Osprey Women's Aura AG 65 backpack in Tungsten Grey, size XS/S, offers 65 liters of volume for extended outdoor activities. This backpack, specifically designed for women, features the innovative Anti-Gravity suspension system, which provides exceptional comfort and ventilation through 3D suspended mesh panels. Made from durable 100% recycled nylon materials, the backpack includes a PFC/PFAS-free waterproof rain cover and uses bluesign-certified fabrics for environmental responsibility. The Fit-on-the-Fly harness and hip belt system allows for adjustments during hikes for optimal comfort and load distribution. Storage organization includes curved zipper side pockets, dual-access water bottle pockets, dual zipper hip belt pockets, and two front zipper pockets. The floating lid has multiple attachment points, while the fabric-reinforced front stash pocket offers quick access. Special features include a Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment system, dual ice axe loops with compression strap attachment, and a zipper sleeping bag compartment with a removable divider. Removable sleeping pad straps and an internal hydration reservoir sleeve with a center back exit complete the functional design. The suspension system seamlessly extends the tensioned back panel into the hip belt for lightweight support and balanced weight distribution. This backpack is designed for multi-day trips and maintains comfort through advanced ventilation and ergonomic design tailored specifically for female body proportions.
The Osprey Women's Aura AG 65 backpack in Tungsten Grey, size XS/S, offers 65 liters of volume for extended outdoor activities. This backpack, specifically designed for women, features the innovative Anti-Gravity suspension system, which provides exceptional comfort and ventilation through 3D suspended mesh panels. Made from durable 100% recycled nylon materials, the backpack includes a PFC/PFAS-free waterproof rain cover and uses bluesign-certified fabrics for environmental responsibility. The Fit-on-the-Fly harness and hip belt system allows for adjustments during hikes for optimal comfort and load distribution. Storage organization includes curved zipper side pockets, dual-access water bottle pockets, dual zipper hip belt pockets, and two front zipper pockets. The floating lid has multiple attachment points, while the fabric-reinforced front stash pocket offers quick access. Special features include a Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment system, dual ice axe loops with compression strap attachment, and a zipper sleeping bag compartment with a removable divider. Removable sleeping pad straps and an internal hydration reservoir sleeve with a center back exit complete the functional design. The suspension system seamlessly extends the tensioned back panel into the hip belt for lightweight support and balanced weight distribution. This backpack is designed for multi-day trips and maintains comfort through advanced ventilation and ergonomic design tailored specifically for female body proportions.
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I bought this pack to compare to an Aether 60 purchased in 2017. I was looking for a similar capacity pack, with a lower base weight with more modern features.After testing this pack out fully loaded for a desert backpacking trip, I believe the Atmos AG LT meets all of these requirements!Pros: The revised seamless hip belt completely eliminated the host spots I often experienced with the Aether. This is undoubtedly the most comfortable pack I've tried on. The torso adjustment system is so much easier than the older velcro system. Typical amazing Osprey build quality. Just the right amount of pockets and straps for my needs. Integrated rain shell compartment.Cons: The Anti-Gravity system sometimes can be a bit noisy. Nothing crazy, a squeak here or there. May ... MoreI bought this pack to compare to an Aether 60 purchased in 2017. I was looking for a similar capacity pack, with a lower base weight with more modern features.After testing this pack out fully loaded for a desert backpacking trip, I believe the Atmos AG LT meets all of these requirements!Pros: The revised seamless hip belt completely eliminated the host spots I often experienced with the Aether. This is undoubtedly the most comfortable pack I've tried on. The torso adjustment system is so much easier than the older velcro system. Typical amazing Osprey build quality. Just the right amount of pockets and straps for my needs. Integrated rain shell compartment.Cons: The Anti-Gravity system sometimes can be a bit noisy. Nothing crazy, a squeak here or there. May disappear with use. Maybe could be a little lighter with the use of thinner fabrics in places.This pack performed fantastically with a full 40lb load, the upper limit Osprey recommends for this pack. I'm looking forward to many awesome years with this pack!
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This pack was a huge disappointment. The materials, workmanship, and light weight were all impeccable so its worth one star for that. However the most important aspect for any backpack, just like a pair if hiking shoes, is the fit. Or more properly, the way the pack carries. It should feel like its an integral part of your body. This pack is approved by some but it is difficult for me to see why. The pack carries off center, which is to say too far to the rear creating a feeling of being off balance and swaying like a poorly fitted external frame pack. The hip belt is integrated with the Lightwire frame and this further complicates matters because the weight of the pack with a rearward center of gravity puts major pressure on the front of the hips instead of bearing ... MoreThis pack was a huge disappointment. The materials, workmanship, and light weight were all impeccable so its worth one star for that. However the most important aspect for any backpack, just like a pair if hiking shoes, is the fit. Or more properly, the way the pack carries. It should feel like its an integral part of your body. This pack is approved by some but it is difficult for me to see why. The pack carries off center, which is to say too far to the rear creating a feeling of being off balance and swaying like a poorly fitted external frame pack. The hip belt is integrated with the Lightwire frame and this further complicates matters because the weight of the pack with a rearward center of gravity puts major pressure on the front of the hips instead of bearing straight downward as would be the case if the pack fit closely to the body. I have been hiking for six decades and I'm sorry to say this may be the most uncomfortable pack I have ever worn.
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This backpack is a real game-changer! I have always liked backpacking and have done it with different quality packs, but this purchase has made my backcountry trips much more pleasant. No bruised hips and sore shoulders. It is for sure a very featured pack, but the frame and suspended mesh back that what makes it so special. It is all one nice, meshy wrap around your back, hips and shoulders. Comfortable and cooling! It has a women's specific fit, and storage for everything, for my 65 L there is the option to take "brain" out and use a flap lid to protect your gear and minimize weight.I definitely found the backpack that suits me the best. And for anyone looking for a new and reliable backcountry "buddy," I recommend giving the Aura a try. The key to picking the ... MoreThis backpack is a real game-changer! I have always liked backpacking and have done it with different quality packs, but this purchase has made my backcountry trips much more pleasant. No bruised hips and sore shoulders. It is for sure a very featured pack, but the frame and suspended mesh back that what makes it so special. It is all one nice, meshy wrap around your back, hips and shoulders. Comfortable and cooling! It has a women's specific fit, and storage for everything, for my 65 L there is the option to take "brain" out and use a flap lid to protect your gear and minimize weight.I definitely found the backpack that suits me the best. And for anyone looking for a new and reliable backcountry "buddy," I recommend giving the Aura a try. The key to picking the right pack is to try as many options as you can, compare, try packs with weight in them, and do not forget about size (I am not about volume, it is about torso lengths). If you are new to this, please always ask for help. At MEC, a backpack fitter is always available to assist you.Aura has been with me for more than a year, with trips up to 10 days in the wilderness, and no problems and no regrets! I absolutely like it!
| Capacity | 62L |
| Dimensions | 77h x 39w x 36d cm |
| Load Range | 14-18kg |
| Rain cover | Included |
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I bought this pack to compare to an Aether 60 purchased in 2017. I was looking for a similar capacity pack, with a lower base weight with more modern features.After testing this pack out fully loaded for a desert backpacking trip, I believe the Atmos AG LT meets all of these requirements!Pros: The revised seamless hip belt completely eliminated the host spots I often experienced with the Aether. This is undoubtedly the most comfortable pack I've tried on. The torso adjustment system is so much easier than the older velcro system. Typical amazing Osprey build quality. Just the right amount of pockets and straps for my needs. Integrated rain shell compartment.Cons: The Anti-Gravity system sometimes can be a bit noisy. Nothing crazy, a squeak here or there. May ... MoreI bought this pack to compare to an Aether 60 purchased in 2017. I was looking for a similar capacity pack, with a lower base weight with more modern features.After testing this pack out fully loaded for a desert backpacking trip, I believe the Atmos AG LT meets all of these requirements!Pros: The revised seamless hip belt completely eliminated the host spots I often experienced with the Aether. This is undoubtedly the most comfortable pack I've tried on. The torso adjustment system is so much easier than the older velcro system. Typical amazing Osprey build quality. Just the right amount of pockets and straps for my needs. Integrated rain shell compartment.Cons: The Anti-Gravity system sometimes can be a bit noisy. Nothing crazy, a squeak here or there. May disappear with use. Maybe could be a little lighter with the use of thinner fabrics in places.This pack performed fantastically with a full 40lb load, the upper limit Osprey recommends for this pack. I'm looking forward to many awesome years with this pack!
This pack was a huge disappointment. The materials, workmanship, and light weight were all impeccable so its worth one star for that. However the most important aspect for any backpack, just like a pair if hiking shoes, is the fit. Or more properly, the way the pack carries. It should feel like its an integral part of your body. This pack is approved by some but it is difficult for me to see why. The pack carries off center, which is to say too far to the rear creating a feeling of being off balance and swaying like a poorly fitted external frame pack. The hip belt is integrated with the Lightwire frame and this further complicates matters because the weight of the pack with a rearward center of gravity puts major pressure on the front of the hips instead of bearing ... MoreThis pack was a huge disappointment. The materials, workmanship, and light weight were all impeccable so its worth one star for that. However the most important aspect for any backpack, just like a pair if hiking shoes, is the fit. Or more properly, the way the pack carries. It should feel like its an integral part of your body. This pack is approved by some but it is difficult for me to see why. The pack carries off center, which is to say too far to the rear creating a feeling of being off balance and swaying like a poorly fitted external frame pack. The hip belt is integrated with the Lightwire frame and this further complicates matters because the weight of the pack with a rearward center of gravity puts major pressure on the front of the hips instead of bearing straight downward as would be the case if the pack fit closely to the body. I have been hiking for six decades and I'm sorry to say this may be the most uncomfortable pack I have ever worn.
This backpack is a real game-changer! I have always liked backpacking and have done it with different quality packs, but this purchase has made my backcountry trips much more pleasant. No bruised hips and sore shoulders. It is for sure a very featured pack, but the frame and suspended mesh back that what makes it so special. It is all one nice, meshy wrap around your back, hips and shoulders. Comfortable and cooling! It has a women's specific fit, and storage for everything, for my 65 L there is the option to take "brain" out and use a flap lid to protect your gear and minimize weight.I definitely found the backpack that suits me the best. And for anyone looking for a new and reliable backcountry "buddy," I recommend giving the Aura a try. The key to picking the ... MoreThis backpack is a real game-changer! I have always liked backpacking and have done it with different quality packs, but this purchase has made my backcountry trips much more pleasant. No bruised hips and sore shoulders. It is for sure a very featured pack, but the frame and suspended mesh back that what makes it so special. It is all one nice, meshy wrap around your back, hips and shoulders. Comfortable and cooling! It has a women's specific fit, and storage for everything, for my 65 L there is the option to take "brain" out and use a flap lid to protect your gear and minimize weight.I definitely found the backpack that suits me the best. And for anyone looking for a new and reliable backcountry "buddy," I recommend giving the Aura a try. The key to picking the right pack is to try as many options as you can, compare, try packs with weight in them, and do not forget about size (I am not about volume, it is about torso lengths). If you are new to this, please always ask for help. At MEC, a backpack fitter is always available to assist you.Aura has been with me for more than a year, with trips up to 10 days in the wilderness, and no problems and no regrets! I absolutely like it!
I was turned onto this pack when I visited REI in Columbia, SC and was amazed at how well it felt when I tried it on. The Atmos AG 65 felt comfortable on my training hikes along our dirt county roads. Best of all it wore well when I finally hit the Florida Trail for a few days. It carried well on my hips and the adjustments with both the shoulder straps and system straps I could get this close and tight to my body. I don't think I have ever had a backpack that was this comfortable from the start. Whether you are new to backpacking or an old hand, you can't go wrong with this pack.Other than the comfort while hiking, the other things I enjoyed were the easy access to the main pocket from the top and sides, the separate compartment for the sleeping bag and the ... MoreI was turned onto this pack when I visited REI in Columbia, SC and was amazed at how well it felt when I tried it on. The Atmos AG 65 felt comfortable on my training hikes along our dirt county roads. Best of all it wore well when I finally hit the Florida Trail for a few days. It carried well on my hips and the adjustments with both the shoulder straps and system straps I could get this close and tight to my body. I don't think I have ever had a backpack that was this comfortable from the start. Whether you are new to backpacking or an old hand, you can't go wrong with this pack.Other than the comfort while hiking, the other things I enjoyed were the easy access to the main pocket from the top and sides, the separate compartment for the sleeping bag and the sleeping pad straps on the outside. I used water bottles and had easy access with the side pockets. Every pocket was easily accessible with zippers and even with the pack closed up tight. It was well designed and thought out.
Thanks to Iris at the Fort Worth, TX store for pointing me towards this great pack and getting the right fit/size. I bought this as the core of my first, from scratch backpacking kit. Very good organization and accessibility to all the compartments. I stuffed a 20-deg backpack in bottom compartment, and loaded it up with food, stove, 2-person tent, rain gear, roll organizer, and 12 liters of water etc. for 3 nights in the Chisos mountains. When starting up the mountain, the pack was very heavy (almost 60 lbs) but has very good, easy adjustments to move some of the load between shoulders and hips. No complaints, and I expect many years out of this. I really liked the breathable mesh back in the afternoon desert sun. Worth the $$. I can't think of a thing I'd change.
I've just received the pack after much deliberation. I went to the MEC in Vancouver while on a work trip and spent about 2 hours in there trying on the various packs. Knowing I'll spend many hours wearing this I wanted to be sure it sat correctly, was comfortable and had all the space I'd need.I test packed it with a sleeping bag, pad, tent, stove, etc. just to get a sense of space and it will be more than able to fit my clothes and food and other miscellaneous supplies for my hiking adventures. It has the standard water reservoir space and good sized external pockets and pouches for water bottles, and other gear you want to keep handy.I appreciate the nicely padded harness and belts and the fact that the mesh keeps the bag directly off my back to allow air flow ... MoreI've just received the pack after much deliberation. I went to the MEC in Vancouver while on a work trip and spent about 2 hours in there trying on the various packs. Knowing I'll spend many hours wearing this I wanted to be sure it sat correctly, was comfortable and had all the space I'd need.I test packed it with a sleeping bag, pad, tent, stove, etc. just to get a sense of space and it will be more than able to fit my clothes and food and other miscellaneous supplies for my hiking adventures. It has the standard water reservoir space and good sized external pockets and pouches for water bottles, and other gear you want to keep handy.I appreciate the nicely padded harness and belts and the fact that the mesh keeps the bag directly off my back to allow air flow and keep things comfortable.I haven't had the chance to take it on a hike yet, but based on my hours (literally) of trying on various bags and sizes, I'm confident it will be a good hauler. And this all aligns with the many reviews and youtube videos I've ingested over the past month or so to help me come to my decision.I'm 6'2" and 220 lbs, and the large fits me nicely, sitting on my hips properly and allowing good range of motion when loaded up.
**NOTE: This review is for the older-gen Atmos AG 65**I'm reviewing the older generation Atmos AG 65 but this review should hold up (at least as well as the pack).I purchased this after reading the reviews in Backpacker magazine to replace an ancient Gregory 5500 that had served its purpose but needed to be relegated to "Bug Out Bag" status. Here's what I've learned in the more than seven years of using my Atmos AG 65:Pros:- This pack truly holds you like a dance partner should. The anti-gravity "frame" makes it easy to move your entire pack with you, which comes in handy in the Idaho mountains when you're scrambling either on top of or under felled trees.- Plenty of storage for multi-day hikes, but the load-cinching straps make it easy to use this for an ... More**NOTE: This review is for the older-gen Atmos AG 65**I'm reviewing the older generation Atmos AG 65 but this review should hold up (at least as well as the pack).I purchased this after reading the reviews in Backpacker magazine to replace an ancient Gregory 5500 that had served its purpose but needed to be relegated to "Bug Out Bag" status. Here's what I've learned in the more than seven years of using my Atmos AG 65:Pros:- This pack truly holds you like a dance partner should. The anti-gravity "frame" makes it easy to move your entire pack with you, which comes in handy in the Idaho mountains when you're scrambling either on top of or under felled trees.- Plenty of storage for multi-day hikes, but the load-cinching straps make it easy to use this for an overnighter, too.- Side storage is great. Main compartment, while just a big hole to put stuff in, is fine.- Internal reservoir sleeve is useful but if hiking where water is plentiful, the ability to ditch the bladder and use the two exterior stretch mesh bottle pockets (that you can actually reach while hiking) is sublime.- Don't want to use all 65L? You can ditch the lid and use the top flap as the new lid (even has buckle closures to do this!)- Hip belt is secure and the entire pack rests comfortably on your hips as this pack understands weight distribution far better than I do.Non-dealbreakers that subsequent iterations have either addressed or should:- Need stretchy mesh hip belt pockets (I think the newer-gens have them)- Shoulder strap needs a mesh pocket (I know this has been added--nice work by Osprey) to stash your phone, GPS, etc.Overall, this pack is great for a number of reasons, but the fit, distribution, durability (looks like I got it from REI yesterday after all these years and many, many hikes in rain, snow, and sunshine), and attention to detail make it, in my opinion, the best the market has to offer for the non-ultralighter.
I bought this pack about 2 months ago. Overall it's a decent pack. The suspension system is really awesome. But there are 2 features that I'm personally not a fan of. 1: the rain shell is stitched on to the pack itself. This is in my opinion a terrible idea. There are times where I wouldn't bring the shell knowing the weather will be fine, now I always have to carry the extra weight. Also, you have no options as to where you'd like to pack your shell. I like to pack my pack the way I think it should be packed, based on where I'm going, the weather forcast etc. 2: the biggest failure of this pack, is the main harness buckle. The largest and most critical and it is made out out the thinnest, flimsiest plastic I've ever seen. I would not dare take this pack out without ... MoreI bought this pack about 2 months ago. Overall it's a decent pack. The suspension system is really awesome. But there are 2 features that I'm personally not a fan of. 1: the rain shell is stitched on to the pack itself. This is in my opinion a terrible idea. There are times where I wouldn't bring the shell knowing the weather will be fine, now I always have to carry the extra weight. Also, you have no options as to where you'd like to pack your shell. I like to pack my pack the way I think it should be packed, based on where I'm going, the weather forcast etc. 2: the biggest failure of this pack, is the main harness buckle. The largest and most critical and it is made out out the thinnest, flimsiest plastic I've ever seen. I would not dare take this pack out without a field replacement buckle as I'm sure it's likely to fail at some point. Huge disappointment from such an expensive pack. I might even replace mine before I go out next time just to avoid having to do it in the field. Big let down osprey!
I bought this pack for a 7 day, 50mi trip in northern Yosemite in July. It was my first trip of more than two nights and I knew I'd need something more spacious than my Kyte 46. I took the time to get measured at REI and have the straps adjusted there with a pro on the spot. On the trail, it was hands-down the most comfortable pack I've ever worn (starting weight around 35lbs, around 27lb by the end of the trip). The hipbelt pockets are a bit stiff making it hard to get on and off, but that meant they were snug and secure while hiking. Every time I tossed the pack on my back, I announced "light as a feather!" and set off on the trail.That said, I got so hooked on longer multi-day hikes on this trip that now I'm looking for something lighter for future trips (Tahoe ... MoreI bought this pack for a 7 day, 50mi trip in northern Yosemite in July. It was my first trip of more than two nights and I knew I'd need something more spacious than my Kyte 46. I took the time to get measured at REI and have the straps adjusted there with a pro on the spot. On the trail, it was hands-down the most comfortable pack I've ever worn (starting weight around 35lbs, around 27lb by the end of the trip). The hipbelt pockets are a bit stiff making it hard to get on and off, but that meant they were snug and secure while hiking. Every time I tossed the pack on my back, I announced "light as a feather!" and set off on the trail.That said, I got so hooked on longer multi-day hikes on this trip that now I'm looking for something lighter for future trips (Tahoe Rim Trail, JMT, etc.) At ~4lbs, this pack really adds quite a lot to your base weight. I also found that 65L was probably more than I needed (I had nothing attached to the exterior of my pack, and had no trouble fitting all my stuff inside.) So, while I adored this pack on the trail, I may be returning it for something like the Eja 48.Overall: five stars in general, but four stars for my needs.
| Capacity | 62L |
| Dimensions | 77h x 39w x 36d cm |
| Load Range | 14-18kg |
| Rain cover | Included |
