Osprey Ariel 65L Women's Backpacking Backpack, Claret Red, WM/L

This is the backpack you’ve been looking for. She got me to the bottom of Grand Canyon and back, with no hot spots, no complaints. I too the “brain” off and had plenty of space left for gear for a three day trip. I live the easy access water bottle holders too- this is a must. Put this backpack on your list to try, and I bet she will be your choice!

El morral es de excelente calidad, cómodo para cargar aproximadamente 20 kilogramos sin problema de espalda.

The osprey bag delivered for my 6 day backpacking trip in Glacier. No complaints.

We have been fans of Osprey for a very long time. We have about 10 of their packs in all sizes and were excited to get this pack for my wife. At 65 liters this is one of the larger packs and large enough to carry everything you'd need for extended backpacking trips or when packing really heavy for a weekend. It can also tighten down to be about half the size.The pack is incredibly comfortable and incredibly adjustable including being able to make the most important adjustments to the hip belt and shoulder straps while wearing the pack. It is great to be able to adjust while you are on the trail as you encounter different terrain.The pack has a great set of pockets for the things you want easy access to including small pockets on the hip belt, side water bottle pockets, and a large front pocket for shoving things in quickly on the trail without having to open up the main compartments.I'm also assured by Osprey's guarantee to repair for free any damage or defect in the product. It is great to have the knowledge that my new favorite bag will be with me for the long term. Couldn't be happier with Osprey as a company and these bags.Overall incredibly happy with the "Osprey Ariel 65 Women's Backpacking Backpack Ceramic Blue, Medium/Large", it has all the features you want in an incredibly adjustable and comfortable pack.

Seems like it would hold up well. Bought it to hike to havasupai falls and camp for 4 days in a couple months. However it just didn’t fit me right. I measured myself according to ospreys website and everything. I even took the bag to REI to see if they could help me size it. Neither size of this bag fit me comfortably unfortunately. So I can’t attest to how it holds up but it had a lot of great qualities and seems like a sturdy bag. Wish it would of worked out. I think my shoulders are too wide and it hurt my collar bone. Make sure to wear it around the house a bit with weight in it to make sure it fits correctly.

This Osprey Ariel 65 Women's Backpacking Backpack is pretty cool. It is an average price for a good, long lasting hiking/backpacking backpack.I got the ceramic blue color and it is a very pretty blue. Gorgeous. The fit is very comfortable. Does not even have to be solely for a woman. My oldest son is a teenager and he said it fit him better than the male one I got him a while back. The frame is just smaller and comfortable to where a smaller individual's body would fall. This pack has a rain cover included. It has some very easy access pockets like the side pockets for the water bottle. I didn't even have to take the pack off to get it out. I like the zippered ones on the belly part too. I like to put my trail mix bags in there for easy "snack"cess. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it. It seems to be a good quality bag. Easy to adjust the straps. Nice weight distribution. I liked it.

Osprey packs are known for their quality and utility, and this pack is no exception. Aimed at women, this pack has a smaller frame, and more flexibility to adjust the straps and the height of the pack. The compartments are set up intelligently, obviously, people who ACTUALLY HIKE, had their hands in the design. The only drawback is the price. A pack like this really is only needed if you are a frequent overnight hiker. Although I suspect this particular pack might stand up to some serious wear if you are a day hiker, are rarely gone more than one night, or don't hike very often, you probably can find a decent alternative at a much lower price. But if you are looking for something durable, well-designed, and appropriate for more challenging hikes, this pack is a great option.

All the "stuff" to make it comfortable make it a little awkward on the arms. It also restricts access to the main compartment. It is really difficult to lodge everything for a long hike, including a bear canister. I went for a different bag more basic and light weight, and I have the feeling I won't regret it.