Aether 65L Men's Backpacking Backpack, Garlic Mustard Green, S/M

I took this out on my first backpacking trip, and I was thoroughly impressed! I was really surprised on how much I was able to fit inside. Amazing design and it also came with a cover for the backpack in case it downpoured rain. Though it is waterproof for the light drizzles. Plus, I found it here on Amazon for $60 cheaper than I did see the exact same one at REI. Had tons of room, all the adjustment straps were able to make it really customizable to my size. I had zero issues and nothing but fun with this!

Osprey always puts out quality products and this is no exception. The bag is large but sleekly designed, it is taller rather than thicker so it sits close to the body to keep your center of gravity in check. The ventilation in the back in amazing, the best I’ve had in a backpack. There is ample storage without being covered in pockets, the trekking pole loops are perfect. I like that there is a separate (but removable) sleeping bag compartment, that can be accessed on it’s own, I also like that the whole front can be unzipped for full access to your stuff, great for those times when you need something buried deep in your bag but don’t want to unpack the whole thing. I appreciate that practically every zipper has its own buckles that go over top for added security and to reduce stress on the zippers themselves. Also the color is unmatched in most pack designs, it’s so refreshing to have something colorful and bright for a change rather than primarily utilitarian. My only two (small) complaints are the drawstring toggle on the main compartment of the bag, it feels a little over designed and more complicated than it needs to be in my opinion considering that it’s only job is to hold a small amount of tension on a string, you have to hold onto a tiny little loop and pull against the weight of the bag in one direction while pulling the string itself in the other direction. My other small complaint is that there aren’t loops on the bottom for extra storage or a sleeping pad…both minor problems that are easily overlooked with the superior quality of the rest of the bag

Well-made and durable. Very lightweight. Bought to use for shorter hiking trips when I'm not carrying as much gear and don't want to take my 95-liter pack. Penty of storage options for your gear with easy access so you don't have to pull everything out to get one item. It comes with a rain cover, which is a nice addition. Very pleased with this purchase.

Amazon comes thru once again on this great outdoor backpack. Purchased for son's outdoor education trip and was told very comfortable and can pack a tremendous amount. Son is tall (6 feet) and extremely think, small waist. The bag was one of the only that fit him well. Distribution great as long as you keep heavy items in the mid section of the bag. Plenty of space for water and other small items. Well designed long hike bag. Highly recommended.

Super well made! Super comfortable! Perfect size and super easy to fit a weeks worth of clothes including necessities. I used this for my month long trip and it was beyond PERFECT! Just be sure to purchase packing cubes to make it much much easier to navigate your bag at all times. It isn’t that often carry on allowed anymore but it made it through being a checked bag with NO damage. Exactly worth what I payed. Thank you!

I like how the pack is adjustable to make the fit better with different weights and size of the contents. I found it weird to be on the trail with something so new and aesthetically pleasing after using my last one for over 20 years! I would like a small secure zippered pocket on the outside for the things I use often while hiking, like gps navigation device, car keys, reading glasses, compass, etc. I imagine I will adjust to this new one though.

Overall the pack performed as promised. Never had a problem with weight distribution. The adjustable waist strap was very comfortable on long days. The shoulder strap comfort was fine. It was a tad uncomfortable at times but it might just be an adjustment that needs to be made. I used this pack on a 8 day/7 night trip across the Bob Marshall Wilderness covering 85+ miles. The rain fly works just fine. Zippers on the waist strap can be a little difficult to close while wearing the pack. Everything held up to expectations. It’s a solid pack.

Awesome backpack! Used this on my month long journey through SE Asia. I’m usually a heavy handed packer and this fit all of my things wonderfully. 2 weeks worth of outfits, makeup, blow dryer, 2 pairs of shoes, toiletries, and all of the fun goodies I picked up along the way! I went for the men’s fit because it was cheaper than the woman’s one, it was comfortable and adjusted to me perfectly.

Ottimo prodotto, buono il prezzo

Really good quality and highly recommended!

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This is well reviewed already so I'll give tips instead. Get help to fit it. It's fully adjustable from little gadgies to big cha is and if it's wrong it will not be fun fully laden. Start with the back length, put it on and do the waist belt and let out the padded waist supports if you need to. The pack should rest on the hips. Then cinch up everything else. If you plan on going out with a heavy load then do a couple of miles fully laden at home to see how it feels. Next is when the pack is filled don't tighten the compression straps too much since it bows the pack into you. Just very slightly nip them snug. The literature calls the bottom zip a sleeping bag compartment. Yeah you can, in fact you can get one in there and an inflatable mat and knee it in there tight and zip it up but I've managed a nortent Vern2 in it if you let the inside straps out - that way the weight is at the bottom (poles on the side pocket). Osprey go these little pocket pouch things for shoulder straps. Get one or two for this, great place for your phone and power bank, compass, keys etc and it offsets some weight from your back.

Best bag on the planet