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Osprey Packs Atmos 25

If you held a sharp, pointy trekking pole to our head, we'd probably say that the original carries ever so slightly better, but to be honest that's splitting hairs

Reviewed: 24 March 2009 by Jon

What's It For? Osprey has revised the brilliant Atmos 25 along with its 35 and 50-litre siblings for 2009. It's a lightweight, all-round hill and mountain pack with a ventilated back system for warm weather comfort and built-in flex and stretch to make for easy movement. The Techy Bits The Atmos range has ... Continue reading

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Damian Kimmins

I cannot see myself owning another sack with a feature list as rich as this that when loaded up carries as well. Continue reading...

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David Aspinall

Does anybody know where you can buy the 2009 Osprey Atmos 25 at the moment? Having looked at a lot of web retailers non of them appear to be selling it. After asking Osprey but they just advised of the retailers already visited

Posted: 31/03/2009 at 21:17

lairdo

I am having same problems in North West. I'd like to try on a Atmos 25 Graphite Grey in Medium and Large back lengths - no stockist has them, although I did find stockists who had Aspen Gold and the Green Apple colour. Maybe they haven't yet hit the stores. Let me know if you find out where I can get my hands on one. It looks like it has a similar back system to the Exos 46 which is brilliant, but a pack that I will keep as a backpacking or winter size bag, I'm looking for 25 - 30 litre pack for 3 season walking/scrambling which will keep my back dry and have loads of pockets like the Exos.

Posted: 01/04/2009 at 17:44

Frum

David Aspinall. A very long shot based purely on a slightly unusual name, but did you play trombone many years ago?

Posted: 01/04/2009 at 17:52

Rocky

Frum - that has to be the best post I've read in ages!!!

Posted: 01/04/2009 at 18:01

Frum

If it is the fellow I'm thinking of it could have been much better.

Posted: 01/04/2009 at 18:04

Ian Smith 2

has anyone found one yet? I have been searching all over and am prepared to order online

Posted: 22/04/2009 at 16:21

David Aspinall

Hello Ian, I ended up ordering one over the phone from Mountain Intelligence as a special order.

Posted: 22/04/2009 at 20:54

Ian Smith 2

great stuff - I will google them and get back to you if I cant get a contact, thanks Ian

Posted: 22/04/2009 at 22:23

lairdo

I have an order placed for a long back length Atmos 25 in graphite from Ellis Brigham. The packs are now showing as 'In Stock' on their website, and I hope to get it in the next week. I will let you know. Cheers

Posted: 23/04/2009 at 13:54

Ian Smith 2

thanks lairdo - I ordered one today from mountain intelligence and it should come tomorrow thanks Ian

Posted: 23/04/2009 at 15:58

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	Excellent build quality, attention to detail and features that actually work in the real world.

	Does the original carry very slightly better? Would you even notice? Weighs 120g more.

Price: £80.00
Year: from 2009
Weight: 1180g
Website: http://www.ospreypacks.com

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