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Ariel AG 55
Women's 55L ventilated and comfortable multi-day backpack with lid, side access and raincover
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The Journey is Your Reward.
Having once graced the cover of the legendary Time Magazine, Aether AG and its sister pack Ariel AG, now takes a big step forward to make your journey even more rewarding.
Ariel AG is designed for multi-day backpacking and carrying significant loads. The backsystem combines the comfort and ventilation of Osprey's multi-award-winning AG AntiGravity™ backsystem with the custom-mouldable fit of Osprey's next generation IsoForm™ hipbelt. A sprung mesh lumbar area, combined with stiff load bars integrated into the harness allows for impressive load transfer through the large muscle groups in the legs, enabling an even and comfortable backpacking experience. Ariel AG's backsystem also offers impressive women's specific fit, with an ergonomically shaped hipbelt, harness, backpanel and yoke.
Weight: 2.2KG
Dimensions (CM): 84L / 38W / 31D
Fabric: 210D Nylon Dobby
Having once graced the cover of the legendary Time Magazine, Aether AG and its sister pack Ariel AG, now takes a big step forward to make your journey even more rewarding.
Ariel AG is designed for multi-day backpacking and carrying significant loads. The backsystem combines the comfort and ventilation of Osprey's multi-award-winning AG AntiGravity™ backsystem with the custom-mouldable fit of Osprey's next generation IsoForm™ hipbelt. A sprung mesh lumbar area, combined with stiff load bars integrated into the harness allows for impressive load transfer through the large muscle groups in the legs, enabling an even and comfortable backpacking experience. Ariel AG's backsystem also offers impressive women's specific fit, with an ergonomically shaped hipbelt, harness, backpanel and yoke.
Organisation and accessibility are key during long adventures. The lid not only has multiple pockets but is also removable, offering great versatility. The top of the pack remains protected without the lid thanks to the deployable FlapJacket™ top cover.
An integrated rain cover, Stow-on-the-Go™ trekking pole attachment, InsideOut™ compression straps and multiple attachment points allow you to carry your gear any way you like. Ariel AG 55 has plenty of storage for 3-season backpacking trips.
Ariel AG provides uncompromising comfort, ventilation and stability for your multi-day adventures.
As an essential feature for Europe, this pack is supplied with a raincover instead of the DayLid.
Weight: 2.2 kg
Dimensions (CM): 84L / 38W / 31D
Fabric: 210D Nylon Dobby
Features
- Compatible with the Daylite Series
- Internal hydration sleeve
- Internal key attachment clip
- Designed for Women
- Twin zippered hip belt pockets
- Twin ice axe loops
- Stretch mesh side pockets with InsideOut™ compression
- Stretch front pocket
- StraightJacket™ compression
- Stow-on-the-Go™ trekking pole attachment
- Sternum strap with emergency whistle
- Side compression straps
- Removable sleeping pad straps
- Base zip entry
- Light weight peripheral frame
- Removable top lid with dual compartments
- Single vertical zippered side access point
- Adjustable torso length
- AG AntiGravity™ 3D suspended mesh backpanel/hipbelt
- Integrated & detachable raincover
- Pre-curved IsoForm™ CM moldable hipbelt
- Top lid access
Frequently Asked Questions
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Great backpack good qualityI just bought the Ariel AG 55 liters and I am quite happy about my choice. It fits very well, there are lots of pockets and the quality is great. However, I don't find any information about the thermoformable belt...
It is written on a tag that we have to go to some specialized shop with an Osprey oven, but I can't find where to find them, the price etc. Can someone help me with this? (I live in France). It would be sad not to do it, as it is one of the most featured qualities of the backpack..
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The 55l is the most versatile bag I have ever hadI bought the Ariel backpack mainly because of 1 feature: 55l is a great size to do long backpacking trips without being overwhelmed by the size. At the same time, you can take off the top part of the backpack and change it to 46l, which is not only airplane cabin size, but also a fantastic day pack. In combination with the colour, the great fit (I tried Alpine Low, Deuter and none of them fit my back), and the rain cover, I couldn't be happier about my backpack! Customer service at Osprey is also helpful and quick, so overall extremely satisfied.
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I love Osprey Ariel AG 55This is the first time that I have Backpack from Osprey. Actually I was wrong buying, because Ariel is for Female but still comfortable for Asian people like me.
That bag very nice when you carrying many stuffs, and again comfortable for Tropical MountainsDate:
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Very comfortable but unfortunate choicesI have been researching quite a bit which backpack to buy for my year long trip around the world. I fell in love with the AG design and the overall feel of the Ariel and Aura backpacks on my back (as well as the woman-shaped straps and hip belt) even when properly loaded. However, I am very disappointed about a few choices that were made for these models to the extent that I am hesitant whether Osprey is the right choice for me.
- Firstly, I fully understand why the lid convertible into a lumbar pack in the previous models was not used much - who actually uses lumbar packs nowadays?? I wouldn't either... Now a proper day backpack is a completely different story! Is there any chance of being able to order the top lid with the feature of converting into a backpack separately? In the current set-up I do not quite understand what is the benefit of having a removable lid and the extra lid layer - just to downsize the backpack? The point mentioned here is that it seemed preferable to have an integrated rain-cover. I think "integrated" is a strong word. To me it would be perfectly comparable to buy one of the spare rain-covers and stuff it into one of the pockets. So to sum up, I find the rain-cover as nowhere as good feature as the lid converting into a day backpack.
- Secondly, whenever I am backpacking for more than a week, I get quickly sick of repacking the backpack every day. What can seriously ease the pain is having a good access to the different sections of the bag without having to take everything out. The side zipper is a bit too little for me. I am used to backpacks that have the whole front panel opening all the way down and I feel like it really improves the quality of my travel time immensely. The choice of having the J Zip available only for the 65l version is again unfortunate. I believe there is a wide tendency nowadays to pack light and I am certainly not the only one to consider limiting myself to a smaller backpack even for a year-long travel... I know people who have done it with 40l.
- Thirdly, being able to lock up the access-points to the backpack would be a very welcome feature.
Maybe things to consider for the 2018 editions?Date:
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Nice bagOsprey backpaxks are the only ones that fit me, since im quite short. I wanted a bag that is not too big so i got the ariel 55. For future iterations, i would love to see the j-shaped zipper again! This model of the ariel series does not have one, only a zipper at the side. Further ore, for me it is not clear why you would remove the lid that is not convertible into a bag? (I saw a video of a osprey ariel bag of which the top lid was convertible into a daypack!!). Besides this, the packback seems really nice (have not used it yet) and i really love how well it fits!
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Just some questionsHej,
I just got that backpack a few days ago, but it feels very nice on the back, so far.
While trying to understand all it's functions and possibilities, I was wondering some things:
- What are those additional clips for on the side? You show in the video #2 that they are to differently place the horizontal belts, but what advantage does that have?
- Why do the side pockets have two openings? I assume it is for better accessibility while carrying the backpack, but I wouldn't get my bottles out of the lower whole and it feels like it makes it easier to loose smaller things when taking off the backpack. So I am just curious about your opinion on that one.
- My boyfriend said that for his backpack the removable "lid" bag can be used separately. Is this also possible for this product?
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Ein super Produkt!!!Dieser Rucksack ist wirklich gut durchdacht. Jeder Gurt, jede Tasche macht Sinn.
Die Qualität ist einwandfrei. Für Outdoor-Liebhaber ist dieses Produkt der Beste unter den Rucksäcken!
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Quite happy, but..the first time it was transported by airplane, the "skeleton" kinda got bended. Osprey wouldn't replace it, so I guess you just have to be carefull.
Other than that it's a nice bag - lots of space and having two ways of getting to your stuff in the mainsection (top and midpart) makes it really easy to get whatever you want. Easy to adjust as well.
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Perfekter Backpacking RucksackDer Rucksack ist zu empfehlen:
- angenehm auch über längere Zeit zu tragen
- robust
- gute Aufteilung möglich
- Regelcape inklusive
- optisch ein Hingucker
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Very GoodI only have had the bag in my possession for a few weeks. I traveled with it for 5 days. I really like how much room there is in the bag.
I love the design, it really feels good on my back. I like all the features and the way you can add clothing/other items from the top as well as the front and lower front.
The lowest compartment on the front is very handy (and it's nice that you can separate it from the top compartment).
I have one question about a feature: On the left lower side there's a grey clip, but I can't find the other side of the clip or find what it is for...
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