Depending on your preference you can adjust the load to sit close/far from your upper back too. The backpack is designed to carry its weight close to your centre. Without these straps, a pack can feel off-balance or heavier than it should. This helps you center the backpack’s weight as close to your body frame as possible. Secondly, the Aether, along with many of Osprey’s other packs comes with multiple compression straps along the front and sides. This means you can carry a lot comfortably. Its ability to handle so much weight is due to its metal frame and Anti-Gravity suspension system, which molds to your back by its suspending mesh back panel. The Aether AG 70 is built to handle 60-pound heavy loads with total comfort (although I hope your pack doesn’t have to be this heavy). I’m starting this review with the Aether’s best quality: its comfortability.
Read on for my in-depth Osprey Aether AG 70 review! Hip belt with dual zippered pockets for easy access to your phone and snacks.Top and side zipper opening to the main compartment.The Aether AG 70 is packed to bursting with innovative design features, here are a few of the highlights of the Aether backpack… Personally, I always like to work with a pack that has the option to carry camping gear if I need to and the Osprey Aether AG 70 has plenty of room to carry whatever you need. While not a lightweight pack (5 pounds 3 oz), it’s a top choice for anyone who wants the option to carry a lot of weight, and still want a comfortable pack. The Aether AG line is meant to carry heavy loads, which is great if you’re living out of your backpack and always on the road. Osprey has several different lines of backpacks, all made specifically for male and female body frames.
OSPREY AETHER 70 UPGRADE
Obviously, I was stoked to get an upgrade and take this bad boy for a spin! Osprey has a strong reputation for building durable, comfortable packs, and the Aether AG 70 (and Ariel 65 women’s version) is the brand new, top of the line, pack in Osprey’s range of backpacks.
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