The Osprey Atmos AG 65 is a versatile hiking backpack designed specifically for multi-day trips. With a generous volume of 65 liters, it offers ample space for essential gear and personal items. The backpack is made from durable 100% nylon, making it robust and long-lasting. Its thoughtful design ensures optimal weight distribution and comfort, even during longer hikes. The Atmos AG 65 features a hip belt that evenly distributes the load and supports freedom of movement. Additional features such as compression straps and a whistle enhance functionality and safety during use. This backpack is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts who value quality and functionality.
Exact colour description | Blue |
Material | 100% polyamide |
Target group | Men |
Backpack type | Hiking backpack |
Equipment | Alarm whistle, Compression Strap, Front pocket, Hip belt, Side pockets, Stick attachment, Zipped compartment |
Colour | Blue |
Exact colour description | Blue |
Material group | Plastic |
Material | 100% polyamide |
Target group | Men |
Backpack type | Hiking backpack |
Equipment | Alarm whistle, Compression Strap, Front pocket, Hip belt, Side pockets, Stick attachment, Zipped compartment |
Size | M, S |
Sport | Hiking |
Style | Outdoor, Sports |
Back system | Netting backrest |
CO₂-Emission | 0 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.11 |
Scope of delivery | Rain cover |
Volume | 65 l |
Width | 41 cm |
Depth | 39 cm |
Weight | 2315 g |
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