Osprey aether 60 plus#

You can see very easily that this version of the Osprey’s AG system is quite different from their starting design used in the Atmos and Aura series, and in some smaller packs like Mira and Manta. You can compare it with the previous version described in my earlier post. This is a top-loading pack with a removable lid, but it has an extra access point on its left side.īut, I guess it is the AG suspension that has caused most excitement, so to say a few words about this first.

So imagine, you have so many options to choose and to adjust for an optimal fit. If this is not enough, its harness comes in 4 different sizes to chose in the moment of purchase, S, M, L, XL, and the same holds for the hip belt. In addition to this, its harness is adjustable. The number 60 in the name describes it official volume, but in fact, the pack comes in three different sizes/volumes, of 57, 60, and 63 liters. Aether AG 60 is the smallest in the series which also includes the packs of 70 and 85 liters. When you have so many things to describe, it is hard to choose where to start from. The second becomes obvious only after you remove the lid, and then what you see is truly amazing.Īether AG 60 – description The AG suspension system. A few differences in numbers (size and weight).Extra side entrance in the new model as compared with a J-shaped zippered extra front entrance in the previous version.

Osprey aether 60 plus#

There are three important, plus some small changes: