Osprey ATMOS AG 65 User manual

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OWNER'S MANUAL
ATMOS/AURA AGTM SERIES
ATMOS AG™ 65 ATMOS AG™ 50 AURA AG™ 65 AURA AG™ 50
The fourth generation of Osprey's Atmos and Aura ventilated backpack series
features the Anti-GravityTM Suspension. This 3D contoured suspension allows
unrestricted movement while wearing the pack. Combined with custom fit
capability and a full feature set, the Atmos AGTM/Aura AGTM Series sets a new
standard in ventilated backpacking.

ATMOS / AURA SERIES 2
OVERVIEW
FABRIC
MAIN 100D x 630D Nylon Dobby
ACCENT 210D High Tenacity Nylon
BOTTOM 420HD Nylon Packcloth
SHARED FEATURES
1 Top load access to main compartment
2 Removable floating top lid
3 Upper side compression straps
4 Lower side compression straps
5 Dual stretch mesh side pockets
6 Dual zippered hipbelt pockets
7 Dual ice tool loops with bungee tie-offs
8 Large stretch mesh front pocket
9 Lower zippered sleeping bag compartment
10 Dual zippered top lid pockets
11 Internal reservoir sleeve
12 Stow-on-the-GoTM trekking pole attachment
+ Internal top compression strap
+ Intergrated FlapJacketTM for weather protected lidless use
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ATMOS / AURA SERIES 3
ATMOS AG™ 65
SPECS S M L
Cubic Inches 3783 3967 4150
Liters 62 65 68
Lbs/Ounces 4/4 4/6 4/8
Kilograms 1.92 1.98 2.04
Inches 33h x 15w x 15d
Centimeters 84h x 38w x 39d
LOAD RANGE 30 - 50lb
UNIQUE FEATURES
1 Dual zippered front panel pockets
2 Removable sleeping pad straps
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OVERVIEW
ATMOS AG™ 50
SPECS S M L
Cubic Inches 2868 3051 3234
Liters 47 50 53
Lbs/Ounces 3/15 4/0 4/1
Kilograms 1.79 1.82 1.85
Inches 31h x 14w x 16d
Centimeters 80h x 35w x 40d
LOAD RANGE 25 - 40lb
AURA AG™ 65
SPECS WXS WS WM
Cubic Inches 3661 3783 3967
Liters 60 62 65
Lbs/Ounces 4/0 4/2 4/4
Kilograms 1.81 1.87 1.93
Inches 31h x 15w x 15d
Centimeters 79h x 38w x 39d
LOAD RANGE 30 - 50lb
UNIQUE FEATURES
1 Dual zippered front panel pockets
2 Removable sleeping pad straps
AURA AG™ 50
SPECS WXS WS WM
Cubic Inches 2746 2868 3051
Liters 45 47 50
Lbs/Ounces 3/11 3/12 3/13
Kilograms 1.67 1.70 1.73
Inches 30h x 14w x 13d
Centimeters 75h x 35w x 32d
LOAD RANGE 25 - 40lb

ATMOS / AURA SERIES 4
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2
3
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4
LOAD LIFTERS
STERNUM STRAP
HARNESS
HIPBELT
FRAME
BACKPANEL
SUSPENSION
SUSPENSION
1 ANTI-GRAVITYTM SUSPENSION
+ LightWireTM tensioned full peripheral frame
comfortably transfers pack load
2 ANTI-GRAVITYTM BACKPANEL
+ Top-to-bottom suspended mesh wraps
shoulders, back and hips for a fully
integrated backpanel fit
3 ANTI-GRAVITYTM HARNESS
+ Adjustable suspended harness with
structural load lifter bar for load transfer
and comfort
+ Adjustable sternum strap
+ Die cut foam lower and mesh ExoFormTM
wrap upper harness provide breathability
and comfort
+ Gender specific
4 ANTI-GRAVITYTM HIPBELT
+ Suspended mesh hip wrap for load transfer
and comfort
+ Adjustable Fit-on-the-FlyTM hipbelt
+ Gender specific
OSPREY ANTI-GRAVITYTM (AG™)
A continuous panel of lightweight mesh extends from the top of the backpanel
to the hipbelt. The seamless structure contours automatically to the body,
providing outstanding fit and unrestricted movement when wearing the pack.
MODIFIED ERGOPULLTM HIPBELT
65L / 50L
Osprey's ErgoPullTM design creates extra leverage when
cinching down the hipbelt.
A Loosen the hipbelt webbing so the hipbelt is large
enough to be buckled around the waist.
B Grab the loose ends of the webbing on both sides and
pull in and across the body evenly with both hands at
the same time.

ATMOS / AURA SERIES 5
HARNESS SIZING
A Completely loosen the pack's hipbelt straps, harness straps and load lifters.
B Load the pack with 10-20lbs/4-9kg of gear.
C Put on the pack ensuring the hipbelt is centered and resting over the user's
hipbones. The hipbelt padding should sit half above and half below the hipbone.
Buckle the hipbelt and tighten the hipbelt straps.
D Tighten the shoulder harness straps by pulling them down and back. Adjust and
buckle the sternum strap 2"/5cm below the collar bone. Tighten the load lifts to
transfer the weight off of the shoulders.
E Find the harness yoke or where the harness straps come together near the user's
neck. The yoke should be 2"/5cm below the C7 vertebra. The C7 vertebra can be
located by tilting the head down and finding the bone that protrudes at the base
of the neck.
F Make note of how far the yoke is from the C7 vertebra. Based on this
measurement, the torso can be adjusted to the desired 2"/5cm.
SIZING / FIT
WOMEN'S SPECIFIC FIT
+ The unique suspended mesh located on the shoulders, backpanel, lumbar and
hipbelt contour to a wide variety of body shapes and sizes to create a custom fit
to your body.
+ The pack shape is narrower and deeper allowing greater freedom of movement
and increasing stabilization by lowering the position of the load to a woman's
center of gravity.
+ The shoulder harness is designed with different curves to create an anatomical
fit for a woman's neck, shoulders and chest.
+ Women's hips are conically shaped with a larger difference between the waist
and hip measurements. The hipbelts are shaped and angled to accommodate
this difference which allows a more comfortable load transfer and support.
ATMOS AG™ - MEN'S SIZING
S 16-19"/ 40-48 cm
M 18-21"/ 46-53 cm
L 20-23"/ 51-58 cm
AURA AG™ - WOMEN'S SIZING
XS 14-17 "/ 35-43 cm
S 16-19"/ 40-48 cm
M 18-21"/ 46-53 cm
HARNESS FIT
The harness straps should wrap fully around your shoulders with no gaps
between the pack and back. The padded part of the harness straps should
end 1"/2.5cm- 2"/5cm below the armpits and the sternum strap adjusted to
approximately 2"/5cm below the collarbone.
ILIAC CRESTC7 VERTEBRA

ATMOS / AURA SERIES 6
SIZING / FIT
ADJUSTING HARNESS
65L / 50L
A Completely loosen the pack's load lifters and harness straps.
B Locate the harness adjustment cams on the left and right side behind the fabric wing where the
yoke wraps around the edges of the backpanel.
C Push both cams down at the same time with your thumbs from the top of the harness attachment
point to open and release the cams. While pushing down on the cam with your thumbs, use your
index and middle fingers to grab the lower portion of the fabric wing in front of the cams.
D With the cams released simultaneously, slide both sides of the harness up or down to your desired
location based on your torso fit needs and release the cams.
E Ensure the cams are lined up at the same height by comparing each side’s position using the line
markings printed on the backpanel behind the suspended mesh. If they are uneven, release and
adjust one side’s cam to match the other.
F Follow "Torso Fit" instructions to determine if the torso fit is correct.
FIT-ON-THE-FLY™ HIPBELT
65L / 50L
The-Fit-on-the-Fly™ hipbelt pad extends up to 5"/15cm to accommodate different
hip sizes providing a custom fit. To adjust the hipbelt:
A Locate the adjustment icon on the hipbelt and slide a hand between the fixed
hipbelt and the adjustable pad to separate the hook and loop closure.
B Slide the hipbelt insert pad into position so that it wraps around your hipbones.
C Press firmly to reengage the hook and loop closure.
D Extend the pads the same distance on both hipbelt wings so the pack weight is
distributed evenly.

ATMOS / AURA SERIES 7
FEATURE DETAILS
1 REMOVABLE FLOATING TOP LID
65L / 50L
The floating top lid can extend to accept oversized loads or can be removed
from the pack body for weight saving lidless use.
A Release the top lid retention strap buckles on the front side of the pack.
B Unthread the webbing through the duckbill buckles located on the back
side of the top lid.
C Reverse to reattach.
2 FLAPJACKETTM
65L / 50L
Osprey's FlapJacketTM provides compression and protection from the
elements for the main pack compartment when the top lid is removed.
A Remove the top lid.
B Pull the FlapJacketTM out from the pack's main compartment covering
the top of the pack.
C Using the pack's front retention straps, cinch the FlapJacketTM into
place.
INTERNAL COMPRESSION STRAP
65L / 50L
Once your pack is loaded, clip and tighten the red
internal compression strap to stabilize the load.
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COMPRESSION STRAPS
65L / 50L
Dual upper side compression straps stabilize loads while lower, cross functional
compression straps also serve as external gear carry straps. To adjust, slide the nylon
strap through the slider buckle and cinch it to compress/carry.
SLEEPING BAG COMPARTMENT
65L / 50L
A lower zippered sleeping bag compartment with a drop
down divider provides easy access to internal contents
and allows you to use your pack with one compartment or
two. To drop down the internal divider, thread the nylon
connection straps through the sewn-in slider buckles.

ATMOS / AURA SERIES 8
FEATURE DETAILS
STOW-ON-THE-GO™ TREKKING POLE ATTACHMENT
65L / 50L
Osprey's Stow-on the-Go™ trekking pole attachment is designed to
quickly attach and carry trekking poles while wearing a pack.
A Adjust the trekking poles to their minimum length.
B Locate the elasticized loop on the lower left side of pack. While
pulling the loop out from the pack, insert the basket end of the
trekking poles into the loop.
C On the left harness strap locate the trekking pole icon. Pull up on the
cord to open, place pole handles in the loop and tighten with the cord
lock to secure.
D Reverse these steps to remove the trekking poles. REMOVABLE SLEEPING PAD STRAPS
65L
Sleeping pad straps allow for quick, secure external gear attachment. They can be
fully removed to save weight.
TOOL ATTACHMENT
65L / 50L
The dual ice tool loops and clove hitch style bungee tie-offs provide secure tool
attachment and transport.
A Slide the tool shaft through the top of the ice tool loop and flip the shaft up
towards the top of the pack.
B Loosen the bungee cord lock and route the tool handle through the bungee.
Tighten the cord lock nesting it into the Y-Clip to secure the tool into place.
C Reverse to remove.
INTERNAL RESERVOIR SLEEVE
65L / 50L
An internal reservoir sleeve is located in the main body of the pack allowing easy
loading/unloading of a hydration reservoir. Placing your reservoir inside the sleeve
helps provide proper weight distribution when carrying your pack.

ATMOS / AURA SERIES 9
PACK / RESERVOIR MAINTENANCE
Your Osprey pack is an extremely durable product and is built for years of use.
However, some basic pack maintenance will help ensure your pack lasts a lifetime.
For complete instructions on cleaning your Osprey pack,
visit: ospreypacks.com/PackTech/PackCare.
OSPREY PACKS
STANDARD MAINTENANCE
+ After each trip be sure to clean out your pack thoroughly.
+ Clean the zippers regularly using mild soap, warm water and soft brush. This will
help keep them in proper working condition.
+ If your pack is wet, hang it to dry out of direct sunlight.
+ Loosen all the straps.
+ Wash your pack if dirt, sweat, salt and stains have worked their way into fabrics,
webbing or mesh.
(Do not immerse travel packs in water with our HighRoad™ Wheeled Chassis.)
WASHING YOUR PACK
A Empty the pack including any food, dirt or spilled contents.
B If your pack has a removable harness and hipbelt, remove them from the pack body.
C Do NOT wash your pack in a washing machine. Clean your pack and components
in a bathtub or large sink using a mild detergent and warm water.
D Agitate the pack gently. Scrub the inside and outside of all compartments
including the pockets with a soft brush.
E Clean the zippers using a mild soap, warm water and a soft brush. Flush water
and soap through the buckles. Keeping dirt and debris out of the zippers and
buckles will help keep them in proper working condition.
F Drain the dirty water from the bathtub or sink and refill with cool clean non-
soapy water. Rinse the pack thoroughly. Repeat this step as neccessary.
G Hang your pack to dry outside or in a well ventilated area, out of direct sunlight.
WHEELED TRAVEL LUGGAGE
(Do not immerse travel packs in water with our HighRoad™ Wheeled Chassis.)
A After each trip, empty the pack including any food, dirt or spilled contents.
B Clean the zippers regularly using mild soap, warm water and soft brush. This will
help keep them in proper working condition.
C Wipe the exterior of the chassis with a damp cloth or sponge.
D Clean the pack fabric by scrubbing stains and dirt with warm water, mild
detergent and a soft brush or sponge.
E Use a wet towel with clean non-soapy water to wipe away any soap residue on
the pack.
F Hang your pack to dry outside or in a well ventilated area, out of direct sunlight.
RECOMMENDED CLEANING PRODUCTS
Osprey recommends Nikwax® products for pack care. Be sure to read
label directions carefully before applying any product to your pack.
Tech Wash® - Use this with warm water for washing and cleaning your
packs or luggage.
Tent & Gear Solar Proof® - Use this spray-on product to protect your packs from
UV exposure and to improve water repellency.
OSPREY RESERVOIRS
RESERVOIR STANDARD MAINTENANCE
+ Our reservoir’s anti-microbial formula prevents most mold and bacteria growth.
+ Rinsing out your reservoir after each use should keep your reservoir fresh,
especially when using sugary drink mixes.
+ Periodically use Osprey's Hydraulics™ Cleaning Tablets to clean your reservoir.
+ Iodine or other purifying tablets used in your reservoir will not affect the quality
of your reservoir. However these tablets may stain the reservoir over time.
+ Freezing your reservoir will not effect the quality of the reservoir. However if the
reservoir is filled with water, be aware that water expands when it freezes and
can damage your reservoir if it is overfilled.
+ Do NOT pour boiling water into the reservoir. This can damage the reservoir and
will void your warranty.
+ Watch “Cleaning an Osprey Hydraulics™ Reservoir” video on Osprey Packs
YouTube® page.
CLEANING YOUR RESERVOIR (WITH OSPREY HYDRAULICS™ CLEANING TABLETS)
A Fill reservoir with warm water. Do not use bleach or boiling water.
B Add one cleaning tablet to reservoir and close the cap.
C Let tablet dissolve for 5 minutes with the reservoir laying on its back.
D Shake the reservoir for 30 seconds to mix and spread the solution.
E Pinch the bite valve and squeeze the reservoir to remove air and fill the
reservoir hose and bite valve with solution.
F Let the reservoir sit for 15 minutes and then pour out solution.
G Rinse the reservoir and tube with clean cool water.
H Hang your reservoir to dry in a well ventilated area.
DEEP CLEANING YOUR RESERVOIR (WITH OSPREY HYDRAULICS™ CLEANING KIT)
1 Rinse out the reservoir and fill it with warm water and a mild dish detergent.
Do not use bleach or boiling water.
2 With the large cleaning brush from Osprey's Hydraulics™ Cleaning Kit scrub the
interior of the reservoir.
3 Remove the hose from the reservoir and the bite valve from the hose and use
the small brush from Osprey's Hydraulics™ Cleaning Kit to scrub the interior of
the hose.
4 Remove the silicone bite valve cover and clean it and the bite valve with warm
soapy water.
5 Rinse the interior and exterior of the reservoir, hose and bite valve parts with
cool clean water.
6 Let the hose and bite valve dry in a well-ventilated area.
7 Insert Osprey's Hydraulics™ Cleaning Kit drying rack into the reservoir and
hang to dry in a well ventilated area.
For complete instructions on cleaning your Osprey reservoir watch,
“Cleaning an Osprey Hydraulics™ Reservoir” at youtube.com/ospreypacks.

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GUARANTEE
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you are on your gear. Visit ospreypacks.com for details.
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