NEW Osprey Atmos AG LT vs Original AG | Not What I Expected

Here is a review and comparison of the new Osprey Atmos AG LT 65 and comparing it to the original Atmos AG 55 and 65. Feel free to comment any questions you have below.

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Intro 0:00
Specs: 0:40
Features: 2:23
Performance: 10:29
Should You Buy It: 17:07
Conclusion: 20:20

#osprey #atmos #AG #LT #hiking

[jayasri]

Holy did this dude just give the best backpack buying guide on YouTube

[hashanfernando]

Undoubtedly the most exceptional Osprey review you'll ever watch.

[oldmandan]

Thank you for the solid video, you've helped me very much with the final stage of decisions! I'mma go with the LT. Heading to Japan for 2 weeks!

[pauladams]

Thanks for the detailed info. You have made my decision easy now. I have only done a couple of long walks, with my old 40l rucksack which was completely crap in the rain, (I found a lake inside it when I opened it). I was thinking of either the 65l atmost ag or the lt version this time, but couldnt decide on which one to get. You have now made the decision for me. Its the LT version that I wil be getting. Thanks again.

[timmo]

I got a 65LT. One point about holding trekking poles is that they can be twisted into the ice axe loops and held tight with the top strap. It’s not convenient to move them on the go but it’s very secure- you’ll never lose them

[foronefilms]

Thanks for the helpful video! Researching hiking gear for hours can leave a person feeling like they’re heading into a black hole, haha. Thanks for pulling me out. Much respect.

[Messoris]

The regular Atmos, has side openings in both sides. Plus bottom zipper. And extendable shoulder straps. This alone is worth the little extra weight imo.

[Sergio_Halfman]

Most useful backpack review I have ever watched

[dz]

thanks for the vieo Will! you sold me an LT one

[georgedawson]

I keep my shelter in the bottom compartment the "sleeping bag compartment"
It means i dont even have to open the rest of my pack to get my shelter up works great for keeping things dry

[RolandAllen]

This answers the questions I had about the bags. I tried on the packs today.

[goringo_]

Most comprehensive comparison. Almost hit the trigger on LT, but I am spoiled with Stow'n'Go features on my Talon 22/36... I wish they cut the fabric, not the features as such.. :/

[aroundoz]

This was a great, solid review. Thanks for posting.
I am still wavering between the Atmos 65 AG and LT. Are you saying the suspension system is exactly the same between the two? It looks different in photos and also it says the non-LT version also has a grippy coating around the lumbar area but I'm not sure how useful that will be. I just don't want to sacrifice comfort to save 8 oz.

[matthewtimber]

I just got an atmos ag 50 (not LT) yesterday and it came with the rain cover on the bottom beneath the sleeping bag access zipper.

[WesRiley-ev]

Great review Will. Appreciated! Any way you could review/compare the Rook 65 with the AGLT 65?

[KarlOleschkowitz]

Question: I’m planning a two-month trip to Indonesia with a friend during the rainy season. We’ll be sleeping in hammocks for about three weeks, and I can’t decide between the AG 65 and the LT 65 packs. I’m leaning towards the AG because we’ll be changing locations daily, and the dedicated sleeping bag/hammock compartment would be convenient. Our clothes will be in the top compartment(because we are going to stay in a hostel after the 3weeks), which would be a hassle to access every day. I know this might sound like a basic question, but I just turned 18 and want to make sure I spend my money wisely (no help from parents).

[roachey]

Hey love the video!

I wanted your opinion, I am debating between the newer version of Atmos AG 65 and LT 65 (less differences). How are you finding it after a year of use! I’m having a hard time deciding as the AG feels more robust and has a couple more organizational options. But the lightness and being able to remove the brain and have the flapjack is nice as well.

[wikingnuda]

Was thinking about getting something lighter than my Aether 65 but, NO. I love the Aether because you can get in from bottom, top and front. It's a bit heavier but with a Load range 30 - 60 lbs, you know you get the stability.

[xielens]

the ag system is all you should focus on. its the most important part. the rest is just a standard back.

[TrueChessKnock]

Thnx for such a good review!

Noticed all of them have 2 versions size wise.. s-m and l-xl... can you explain here in comment please... what does it mean