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Aether Pro 70
Men's 70L multi-day lightweight expedition backpack with removable componentry
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At Osprey we only design and build high-quality products. That’s why all our products are covered under our All Mighty Guarantee.
The Journey is Your Reward.
A tough yet light pack designed for adventures where dependability is key. Completely stripped down, streamlined and svelte, the Aether Pro 70 is made for type-two adventures that span days or months; alpine climbing expeditions with remote basecamps, or boundary-pushing long-distance hikes through unknown landscapes where the only trail is the one you make.
Weight: 1.8KG
Dimensions (CM): 87L / 45W / 37D
Fabric: NanoFly® 210D Nylon X 200D UHMWPE
The Aether Pro was carried by Nims Purja as he became the fastest person on Earth to climb all 14 of the world's 8,000 plus peaks in less than 7 months. The previous world record? 7 years.
A tough yet light pack designed for adventures where dependability is key. Completely stripped down, streamlined and svelte, the Aether Pro 70 is made for type-two adventures that span days or months; alpine climbing expeditions with remote basecamps, or boundary-pushing long-distance hikes through unknown landscapes where the only trail is the one you make. With one zipper, minimal fuss and strengthened hardware, this pack provides worry-free dependability in the harshest of conditions.
Stripped down, lightweight for moving fast and getting the job done. The Aether Pro doesn’t just carry heavy loads well, it fits bodies of all shapes and sizes. These packs are built for those who appreciate efficiency and create their own specific systems of organisation based on their unique needs, whether expedition mountaineer or explorer of points unknown.
Created with NanoFly™ fabric, a tried-and-trusted backsystem and an extremely efficient main compartment design, these packs are built for those who appreciate simplicity and are used to creating a backpacking system to suit their own needs. These are packs for expert backpackers.
Weight: 1.8 kg
Dimensions (CM): 87L / 45W / 37D
Fabric: NanoFly® 210D Nylon X 200D UHMWPE
Features
- Underlid rope carrying system
- Sternum strap with emergency whistle
- Internal top load compression strap
- Compatible with Hydraulics™ and Hydraulics™ LT Reservoir
- AirScape™ mesh covered accordion foam backpanel for comfort and fit
- Stowable twin ice axe loops
- Compatible with Daylite & Daylite Plus
- FlapJacket™ top cover for use without lid
- Removable sleeping pad straps
- Large removable hipbelt pockets, one zippered and one cinch closure
- Stow-on-the-Go™ trekking pole attachment
- Zip pocket in top lid
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Aether Pro 70 come with different size hipbelts ?
The Aether pro 70 does not come with different sized hipbelts. However, if you need a different sized hipbelts we can provide one for you. All you need to do is contact out Guarantee team and they will be able to get you the size that you need.
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Great fit, great packI bought this for my trip to Aconcagua, as my older packs (20 years+) were quite heavy. Normally people use daypacks for approach part where gear is carried by mules, but I used the Aether Pro 70 to save some weight, after all my daypack was not much lighter. Worked perfectly. On the mountain we needed to haul gear and food to upper camps up to 5960m, and made also one carry to camp 1, pack weight was 17-22kg each time. I can honestly say I never even noticed the pack (after getting it off the ground) while climbing, and I was the only one in the group who carried all personal gear without extra porters to the highest camps. It might be worth mentioning that I was 10-40 years older than anybody else in the group, and have artificial hips on both sides.
Naturally not all this can be attributed to the pack only, but I certainly can not fault it for anything. Well, hip pocket zipper might be bit difficult to close, but that might be my clumsiness also...Date:
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Great BackpackI just used it for a small 3 day winter hike. i did not use a rain cover in the snom and everything stayed perfectly dry. It's really very comfortable. I also used it as a harnas to pull my pulka, just used 2 carabiners to attach it to the belt.
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The bestI have used this pack a number of times while camping in the mountains. The terrain we covered was very rocky and a few scrambles to get to our camp spot. This is were the pack excelled. I had 2days worh of gear. Camera equipment tent winter sleeping bag. Never felt a pack feel so secure to my body. No waving around or feeling uncomfortable. Didnt even use a rain cover as the pack has no issues with a small down pour. Only suggestion would be a side zip. I always use the side zip on my Zenith. This pack would be perfect if it had one. Brilliant minimalist pack. Even looks the business
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Amazing backpackRecently I did 8 day Tour du Mont Blanc hike with this backpack and I fell in love with it.
Highly customisable, was able to attach ice-axe, tent, sleeping mattres and hiking sticks.
With all that weight it was really comfortable to carry the backpack. Did not feel any pain on my hips or shoulders. It held rain also pretty well.
It feels really sturdy and made out of high quality material.
The only drawback that I see is missing a quick access to bottom compartment. Because if you want to reach the bottom of the backpack you need to pull everything out. Apart from that the best backpack that I have ever bought.Date:
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Great support systemA rigid frame and we'll functioning load shifter straps makes this pack very good at transfering weight to the adequately padded hip belt. Shoulder straps are well padded. I needed more external carrying space so I fitted mesh stuff sacks to the external straps. Narrow pack shape makes it stable and holds weight close to the centre of gravity but I had to adapt the way I pack to eliminate empty air pockets. So far seems pretty sturdy and should last years but not over engineered unlike their other backpacking rucksacks. Great that it has no unnecessary zips to let the rain in.
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