For alpine expeditions, the Ariel AG Series has a pedigree like no other pack.
Osprey have set the bar for technical backpacking packs by combining Anti-Gravity technology with customizable fit and innovative features like our new convertible top lid to create a more capable and comfortable pack for long-haul load carrying on any multi-day excursion. Features:
Removable top-lid converts to DayLid daypack.Not available outside the US and Canada.
Dual upper side compression straps
Dual access side stretch mesh pockets
Zippered hipbelt pockets
Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment
Additional main compartment access
Large stretch mesh front panel pocket
Dual front compression straps with StraightJacket compression
Dual ice tool loops with bungee tie-offs
Zippered sleeping bag compartment with removable divider
by Sam Hennessey Climbing in the Alaska Range in late spring sometimes feels like stepping into another world. The endless daylight, and the sheer contrast of Denali towering over the rest of the state gives it an atmosphere like no other. For the last decade, Michael Gardner and I have stared down from the upper […]
‘Twas the night before Rainier dates were released, when all through the land Many a climber was stirring, contemplating high altitude plans so grand Their crampons were placed in the gear bin with care In hopes to use them on Rainier in weather so fair My timer was set for the exact release time To […]
Hey Alpine, I’m headed out to Washington in mid-September for a 6-day course (stoked) and I’ve been hearing a lot of great things about backcountry quilts. Apparently all the cool-kid alpinists are using them. Can I bring one on my course? Sincerely, Steve House in Training Hi Steve House in Training, Thanks for reaching out […]
