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 Brooke Warren Denali “The High One” is the third highest of the seven summits, right behind Everest and Aconcagua, at 20,310 feet. It is an “ultra-prominent” peak with soaring vertical relief of 18,000 feet, greater even than Mount Everest (a mere 12,000′ of vertical relief) when measured from its 2,000-foot lowlands to its lofty […]
Misconceptions about climbing gear can leave you wandering in the woods. In this article, we’ll look at the top-10 most common gear-related misconceptions for those newer to mountaineering, and offer some quick comments in answer. This piece was originally published in 2017, but it’s proved so helpful that we pulled it from the archives and […]
by Maria Faires, RD Strength-to-weight ratio is an important key performance indicator for the mountain climbing athlete. Have you ever tried to hike up a steep trail with a heavy backpack? The more you carry, the harder the effort. Weight matters. A mountaineer’s performance will be enhanced by being as close to their ideal body […]
