Product Comparison: Berghaus Trailhead 65 vs Osprey Aether Plus 60
General Specifications
Brand
Berghaus
Osprey
Model
Trailhead 65
Aether Plus 60
Origin
China
Vietnam
About the Product
The Trailhead 65 has an updated design with all the great benefits we’ve seen before, plus some new tricks. For extra comfort, the customisable BIOFIT™ back system has enhanced padding, while its adjustable chest straps combine with top tension straps to achieve a supportive fit, for every shape.
he new Aether Plus 60 is ideal, whether you’re spending a week on the trail or heading off on a gear-intensive weekend. A stable, close-to-body carry makes this pack perfect for managing heavier loads over technical terrain.
Key Specs
Material
400D Polyester Grid / 600D Polyester
420D High Tenacity Bluesign Nylon
Volume
2198 oz.
2029 oz.
Storage Capabilities
Main compartment, Front compartment, Side stretch mesh pockets, Zip pockets, Hipbelt pockets
Main compartment, Front compartment, Zip pockets, Sleeping Bag Compartment, Front shove-it pocket, Dual mesh side pockets, Twin zippered Hipbelt Pockets
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Berghaus Trailhead 65 Hiking Backpack
- It is comfortable and strong with plenty of accessible storage.
- It's lightweight and made from strong and durable materials.
- It has a very comfortable fit and plenty of space to store everything.
- The backpack is worth its money. Sturdy and comfortable to wear.
- It has plenty of compartments and the rain cover is very nice.
Osprey Aether Plus 60 Hiking Backpack
- It was extremely comfortable.
- The zippers are strong, the sleeping bag compartment at the bottom is roomy.
- The main compartment, side pockets, and pockets in the top rain flap are very functional.
- The sleeping bag compartment is perfect.
- Nicely packaged. All the compartments are nice and sturdy.
Size & Weight
Height
32.28 in.
30.7 in.
Width
13.38 in.
14.56 in.
Depth
10.23 in.
12.99 in.
Weight
66.67 oz.
88.18 oz.
Features
Style
Men's
Men's
Sternum Strap
Yes
Yes
Top Handle
Yes
Yes
Padded Hip Belt
Yes
Yes
Side Compression Straps
Yes
Yes
Hiking Pole Attachment
Yes
Yes
Hydration System Compatible
Yes
Yes
Extras
Ventilated Back System, Raincover, Adjustable Back System, Gear Loops
Integrated & detachable raincover, AirScape™ Suspension, Fit-on-the-Fly™ adjustable hipbelt, FlapJacket™ top cover, Stow-on-the-Go, Removable sleeping pad straps, EVA foam padding
What customers say about "Features"
Berghaus Trailhead 65 Hiking Backpack
- The back is rigid and the shoulder straps and waist straps are nicely padded.
- Excellent rucksack, the main compartment is very spacious.
- Very well made, excellent handy design.
- Loads of room, rugged and durable.
- The materials and zippers are pretty good.
Osprey Aether Plus 60 Hiking Backpack
- The hipbelt is well-padded and the shoulder straps are reasonably comfortable.
- Solidly built. I expect it will last for a long time.
- All the zippers and stitching are well done.
- Good sturdy material and decent quality construction.
- The straps are well padded.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Other Information
Manual
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