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Osprey Aether 55 Backpack
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$389.99
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Designed with ample storage options, the Osprey Aether 55 Backpack makes a perfect companion when you're hiking the trails. It has Custom Fit-on-the-Fly™ shoulder straps along with a hipbelt. The adjustable torso increases carrying comfort and the AirScape™ backpanel fits close to the body. This backpack is made from bluesign®-approved nylon with PFC-free DWR protection. The Osprey Aether 55 comes with a rain cover for inclement weather conditions.
Airscape Suspension with a foam back panel ensures a breathable and close-to-body fit
PFC-free DWR raincover keep your gear dry, and bluesign® certification ensures sustainability
Floating top lid with lash points and a fabric-reinforced front pocket offers extra storage and attachment options
Dual front and upper/lower side compression straps help stabilize your load
Zippered compartment has a removable divider and straps for organized storage
| Primary Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Advanced Features | Quick Access Compartment |
| Sustainability | Contains BLUESIGN® - Approved fabric |
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5 out of 5 stars.
This is my camera pack
2 months ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my camera pack for portable bird blind set-ups. I use it to haul camera, lens, tripod, chair, light stands, tools, and bird hide to remote locations (with just about all but the hide inside the pack). The camera and lens are protected with a Think Tank Digital Holster 150 bag. The Aether handles all this weight easily and is so much more comfortable than any camera backpack, while there is still room for food, water, and clothing. My Tragopan blind straps nicely to the outside.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Very comfortable to wear. Carries
11 months ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very comfortable to wear. Carries all of my gear. Included rain cover.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Great pack. Comfort, capacity and
a year ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great pack. Comfort, capacity and quality are a 10
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4 out of 5 stars.
Great but the rain cover is useless in wind
a year ago
Other than the rain cover, it’s a great bag. I used it for the first time doing the presidential traverse in the White Mountains and it performed great. It’s easy to load and unload. It has great compression. It was very comfortable with 30-35lbs in it for a day of hiking.
The only negative is the rain cover that came with it did not stay on in high winds. It doesn’t have anything built in that holds it to the bag and it relies totally on the elastic draw string. There were 60 mph winds one day and it just blew off. Thankfully I had clipped it in with a carabiner, but otherwise it would have been gone down the gulf and I would have had a very wet bag. My wife has an Osprey Aura AG 65 that has a rain cover with two slots for fitting the hip belt through and her rain cover stayed in place perfectly the whole time. I know I could just buy a better rain cover, but this seems like a miss from Osprey on such an expensive bag.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Size and Fit
2 years ago
My torso is 17" so I purchased the S/M size expecting it to be on the shortest setting. I found I needed to have it just under the longest setting to fit me correctly with the middle of the hip belt on my iliac crest. I think you might be able to squeeze into this pack if your torso is 19" maximum. Easily the most comfortable pack I have tried on, very happy with my purchase.
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1 out of 5 stars.
Great features but TERRIBLE for long days with Heavier loads
2 years ago
This pack has every feature one would want in a pack except for a MAJOR design flaw. It has 2 friction points on the back adjustment system which rub on my back and leave me with two red chaffing marks and bruises after every long hike with heavier loads (40-45lbs). I originally bought this for mountaineering and it was perfect because I was wearing so many layers due to cold weather. Now that I'm using it in warm weather without the extra layers on my upper body, I have found that the 2 adjustment strap connection points rub on my back and have removed the skin and caused painful bruising. I have adjusted the pack a number of times to see if it would help but have found that nothing works. I own numerous packs for every possible situation and although I love the features of this pack it is simply too painful to use in warmer weather when I am not wearing extra layers to provide some protection for my back. I hate to say it because I love the features but coming from someone that wears a pack at least 3 out of 7 days every week, I would NOT recommend this pack. There are many other brands with different designs that do not have this issue.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Thruhiker approved
3 years ago
I got this pack for my AT thruhike. It held up really well, carried the weight well and was comfortable for the entire hike. My pack was between 35 and 50 pounds with full food and water and I didn't really notice much of a difference in how it carried. It is a bit heavy empty, but for the comfort and versatility it was worth it.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Kilimanjaro, Africa
3 years ago
I contribute my success of submitting Mount Kilimanjaro to this pack. It is extremely comfortable and when I was in the military I could really use this.
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