OSPREY Atmos 50 Backpack REVIEW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2020
- I do a full product review of my new Osprey Atmos 50 BackPack. I talk about all the features and explain Anti Gravity back support. It is a great pack for weekend backpacking and week long trips! Ultra light and ultra cool. I do a full demo on the Feather River in the Sierra Nevada mountains of Northern California.
“Keep Hiking!”
Base Camp Chris
The Atmos™ AG 50 is the best-fitting, most ventilated and comfortable pack ever made for traditional backpacking trips lasting a weekend or more. The innovative AntiGravity suspension makes it feel like you're carrying less weight and seamlessly wraps around your body, which means you'll enjoy every mile more than ever. From easy to use stretch mesh side pockets, Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment, and FlapJacket for lidless use, the Atmos™ AG 50 is still the top contender. Backed by our All Mighty Guarantee, forever!
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Thank you for taking the time out to do this review. It really helped me to not only choose the pack, but how to operate it.. Much appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!
I love those packs, I have the 70 its amazing and comfortable, great review Chris, I hit the like button before the video started, good job.
Much appreciated!
Great overview, thank you! I have a 65l pack and I’m looking for something around this size for smaller trips and for my teenage son to use. This helped a lot!
Great review. I don’t even need a new bag but you make your reviews so entertaining.
Yay! Thank you!
You’re the reason why I got the Atmos 65 and the Manta 24. Love these videos
Thank's ChickBowdrie....glad they are helpful!
Really enjoyed your presentation man, really simple and informative 👍👍👍
Much appreciated!
Totally been wanting this review! Bought the Stratos 36 based largely on your video. :) Thanks so much!
Awesome Mike! Love my Ospreys!
Quick follow up - do you know if this will fit a bear can (e.g., BV450?)?
Mike Smith, I did the same thing! I LOVE the Stratos 36! I have the other packs too, but it's my favorite. Thing can carry a TON of gear, and super comfortable. All based on Chris's videos!
Great vid. Thanks Chris!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you. This bag is really good. Getting it now
Enjoy
Hey bro hope you are well and having a great day so far. Nearly the weekend yeah. Great to see you. This backpack looks awesome, im only short so the 50 is perfect for me really, or maybe the small, not a bad price I'll have to check amazon. Thanks so much for sharing your video with us Keep up the great work bro catch up soon God bless you, stay safe and take care 👍❤️🙏
Thank you so much! You too! Keep Hiking!
This is the one for me! Great review!
Thanks!
Hey Chris.. Muy buen video…
Your video help me out to choose this backpack. I was looking at the Osprey Atmos 65 but I end buying the Atmos 50 it’s a great backpack for my three days and two night trip to Adirondack in NY
Thanks for this review. Ordered one before I saw any reviews on this rucksack. Like what I see. My question is the removable top section can this be adjusted upwards by the straps if you need a bit more space to pack things. From the UK. Thanks.
I love my Atmos AG 50, great all around pack
Yes - Very solid pack and comfortable!
Another solid overview of a pack! Although I don't think I'll ever purchase this type of pack for the hiking I do, it helps to be familiar with it so I can advise friends who this pack would be suited for.
Thanks I appreciate that you help others with advise.
I picked up a Osprey Volt 75 a few years ago and really like the pack. The only downside is the weight and I find myself taking to much stuff. I have have since switched to Zpacks. My wife loves her 2 ospreys. She just got Osprey UL Lumina and loves it. Thanks for the video.
Very welcome ...I'm always adjusting/ changing my gear too.
Another great review. But if I could make one request and a few comments - it would be to supplement your review/offer opinions after you've worn it hiking and put some real world mileage on it. We can all read up on the features - and you happen to present these features in a most thorough and engaging, folksy manner, but at the end of the day, if a pack isn't comfortable in the field with all the features in the world, I wouldn't buy it. And I understand that fit and feel are very subjective, but you have such experience and credibility I think most of us would find your opinions very informative.
I appreciate the comment...I think that would add value/ depth to the review. A hike at the end or an over-nighter with thoughts on the performance would help.
I love this pack too! Osprey makes such a great product. I can carry MORE weight for longer distances, MUCH more comfortably with this pack, than an expensive "ultra-light" pack. I've found this to be true with all the Osprey AG and Stratos packs. Thanks Chris!
Totally agree!
Well, that's exactly what the pack is designed to do vs ultralight packs. The Atmos is designed to carry large loads comfortably. Ultralight packs are designed to be simple, light and carry as low a baseweight as possible. I'm not really sure why you're comparing this pack to ones designed with an entirely different purpose?
@@mysterious.hiker.x Heavier weight more comfortably than lighter weight less comfortably. It's not a comparison, it's just a fact.
@@jetmanwalking Yes, a pack that is designed to carry heavy loads can carry heavy loads. That's a great fact, one which everyone agrees on. But why would you compare it to ultralight packs that literally do not have that same purpose or design? That's what I'm trying to figure out.
日本語だと嬉しかったが、英語でも何となく分かってしまう良い動画。私は英語わからんけど。
i bought one of these off ebay for $140, its a great pack!
That's a great price! Good for you!
It's the first time I noticed a north American use the word bugger! Thnx for the review, still deciding between this 50L Atmos or the 65L Aether.
Very welcome! I'd study them as far as specs/ features and try them on if possible. You'll know.
Thanks
I'm debating on getting the 50. But I'm not sure if I'll need the space of the 65....
I tried on a friends atmos 65 with like 40lbs in it and I understand the “antigravity” because it felt like my 25lbs load in my pack. Now I’m looking to buy a 50L atmos
The 50L is a good one most of the same features little smaller. Lighter.
Great review. Are the waist pockets water proof? I'd be nervous putting my perishables in those if they weren't. Thanks!
Yes the waist belt pockets are the same material as the pack...so water proof enough. I put snacks, keys, sun screen in them.
Love it. Have a channel islands National Park trip coming up this summer for 3 nights and really torn between this and the REI Co-Op Flash 55.
Osprey packs are built like tanks and I'm really leaning more and more toward this based on the reviews. I need to carefully look at my 3 night load and see how this would work. I understand by what most reviewers say that pushing this over 35lbs may be iffy and 30lbs seems to be the sweet spot.
Compare side by side if possible....both are good packs...Osprey has a lifetime guarantee, KH!
@@basecampchris For sure, thanks.
I have the 65.. I don’t like the adjustment on them. For an amateur it’s hard to know which should be correct and causes back problems if it’s not set right.
When was this model released? Can’t seem to find the answer anywhere lol
Hi Chris !
I write you from south of France. I like your videos, the places where you present your backpacks are always wonderful. I'm a fan of Osprey. I own five Osprey backpacks (Stratos 36, stratos 24, Talon 22, Farpoint 40, daylite +,), I plan to buy a sixth to go hiking for several days but I hesitate between Atmos 50 and Kestrel 48. Which of the two do you think is more comfortable? Thank you, I hope to see you again for a long time on youtube.
Much appreciated! Quite a large Osprey collection. I like the Atmos 50 because of the belt and suspension system...very comfortable for me.
does it have side access?
Hey Chris, nice video and well detailed review. I am on the fence of either the 50L or the 65L. I am 6,4” so would get a large in either pack. Most of my trips will be one to three nights in northern CA and caring at times some of my 9 yr olds stuff. I like the idea of the 50L forcing to carry less but also not sure if the 65L on a one/two night would be an overkill. Thanks for the input.
65 L for me is not over kill... I like the option to pack more like on a winter trip with bulkier cloths/ jackets, glove and hats. But if you have the right gear 50L works. The weight difference in packs is not significant.
Atmos 50L- M 4.21 lbs. / Atmos 65 L- M 4.56 lbs.
@@basecampchris Sounds good, do you ever use the 65L without the brain? I would be using it for a few winter camps as well so i am leaning the 65L route. Thanks
I have that pack, same color too. I bought it in Oregon too so I din't pay saxes tax.
Nice! Nevadas got no state income tax.
Loved your video. Just sub’d.
Awesome! Thank you!
That looked like it was a very tight squeeze in the sleeping bag compartment ! Lol
Question: behind/above the hydration reservoir there is a zipper that leads to the mesh chamber that would be facing the hiker's back when the bag is worn. Are you supposed to store gear in that chamber? If not, why is there built in access to it?
I wouldn't use it to store anything, storing things in there would defeat the point of the anti gravity setup.I think the zipper is there to relieve tension from the material across the back when unzipped, possibly part of the manufacturing process.
How did you go using this over your 65? Trying to decide what one to get
I prefer the larger 65L...more options on trips through out the year.
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Hey Chris how did you go with packing up the 50L with the essentials? I'm tossing up between the 65L and 50L, part of me is thinking get the 65L and just use it without the lid until I need it, the other part of me is thinking the 50L with loading up the lid might just be big enough....
I prefer the added space of the 65L...gives me options for various trips. I would look at your gear and compare side by side with a loading them up if possible.
@@basecampchris Thanks, yeah I was thinking the same thing especially with the lifetime warranty. Would hate to get stuck with a bag thats too small. Love your videos mate, keep up the great work!
Would you choose this over the Stratos 50?
I do like the Atmos...so yes.
They quite simply make the best packs in the business....I maybe a little bias tho 😬
yes...very durable...comfortable!
Hi! Gregory Baltoro or Osprey Atmos?
Atmos
Is this come with rain cover?🙄
does this model has a raincover?
it does not...nor does it come with a hydration reservoir...it should come with one of these.
@@basecampchris cause in some other videos i see that some atmos 50 have a raincover stored in the top lid
Sick Ness yes strange , on Amazon it says it does come with a rain cover.
@@SingleTrack66 i bought the Atmos 50 and i found out that the new 2019 model comes with a rain cover indeed
Sick Ness 👍🏼
You said great for weekend trips and week long trips. Why not great for a A.T, PCT,CDT thru hike
Absolutely...50 L would be a great size for those trails.
What is your base weight
Havn't gone there yet on this pack...taking the 65L out tonight though!
I might go out camping tonight don’t know yet though
Too heavy, and I'm trying to hike out a moose lol