Osprey Packs Ariel AG 55L Backpack – Women’s

User Reviews

• The frame size and adjustment options let you customize the fit to work for you.
• The compression straps let you contour the load so it distributes the weight well.
• The small bag works well for day trips and added convenience.
• Doesn’t move around while wearing, enhancing the comfort on long trips.
• The material on the back is breathable and ventilated for temperature regulation.
• Able to easily adjust the weight to your hips and not your shoulders for more comfortable carrying.
• The pockets allow you to have secure and efficient storage.

Expert Reviews

• The weight distribution makes it comfortable for long term use.
• Contains enough room inside to hold bulky and heavy gear.
• Features a top lid which easily converts to a day pack for convenience.
• The mesh back-panel fabric extends into the hipbelt, for breathability and temperature regulation.
• The continuous build makes the weight inside of the pack feel lighter for added comfort.
• Accommodates a wide variety of chest sizes and a shoulder strap that curves higher into the armpit, providing a great fit and shape for a woman’s body.
• There is a way to stash your trekking poles onto the pack without taking it off, for added functionality.
• Made of 210D nylon and 750D stretch ripstop nylon for ample durability and protection.
• Features dual ice-tool loops for additional functionality.
• Contains a front mesh pocket for quick storage of extra layers or gear.

User Reviews

• Does not contain a rain cover for weather protection.
• You can’t access the middle access point without unclipping all of the compression straps, which limits the ease of use.
• The hip belt pockets are a bit small for most gear, which limits the efficiency.
• Tedious to get water bottles back into pockets while wearing the pack, limiting the efficiency.

Expert Reviews

• Large number of straps can get annoying and get in the way sometimes.
• On the more expensive end of the spectrum compared to other options.
• Not the lightest option on the market due to the added features and straps.
• Too big to carry on a plane when fully packed, limiting the travel efficiency.
• The pack can take a while to get used to, or you might need a pro’s help to dial in the best fit.
• The water bottle pockets can be a little bit tedious to use, since they are difficult to use when the bag is fully packed.