Atlas Adventure Pack | Features & Details

We designed the Adventure Pack because camera bags are all giant boxes!  We wanted a thinner, more nimble design that holds weight close to the body and doesn’t impede movement in busy urban areas or while moving over terrain.

We also wanted a way to move space inside the pack without have to remove and insert anything and why we designed and developed our Origami Camera Core (TM). Camera bags are floppy and lack structure and have to be filled with smaller bags to secure camera gear. These systems add costs and weight and use a "pressure fit" design. Pressure fitting resulting in a fundamental compromise to a bags load carry why camera bags carry so much heavier than they actually weigh.

With the Adventure Pack, we've designed the worlds first and only true hybrid - and taken the best from the world of camera and the outdoors and combined them together. Countless awards and accolades. Battle tested world wide since 2018 by thousands of pros and armatures alike.

Removable overbuilt shoulder harness

+ Load lifter adjustable fit

+ Fireman style "Harrington" Side-Handle

+ Removable frame / stay

+ Numerous attachments points from MOLLE to axes and sleeping bags

+ Incredible weight distribution and support+ 10mm thick and curvy dividers

+ Removable proper hiking hip belt

+ Two-fold Origami Camera Core (TM)

+ Weatherproof 240 Double Rip Stop shell

+ Water bladder loops and tube routing (fits 3 liters bladders)

+ x2 stretch side pockets (fits 48oz nalgene)+ x2 hidden dump pouches (fits 48oz nalgene)

+ YKK Buckles and Zippers

No. The ATLAS logo on the front of the pack has been updated from the original design. The updated logo is both smaller and the colorway is tonal. You can expect the logo to fade out in the shadows and be somewhat visible in direct light

Curved shoulder harness systems for women are recommend when hip belts are not adequate to support the load. When you have a properly sized pack and hip belt a straight shoulder harness works perfectly.

The design for both Athlete and Adventure Packs is complete. There is no 'new' version of the pack coming next year.

The difference is in the design. Bags are designed to hang on shoulders. Backpacks are designed to hang on hips. This simple difference makes a huge difference and why Atlas Packs are so comfortable and easy to carry. 

There are so many problems with camera bags it's hard to know where to start. First, they come in fixed liter increments, who packs the exact amount every time! Next, they are floppy and lack structure and need to be filled with smaller bags or inserts just to stand up. All this extra adds weight and drives up costs and limits access to camera gear. And finding a camera bag that properly fits, good luck. Camera bags are sized based on liters, not torso length or waist size. That's because camera bags are designed to hang on your shoulders while packs are designed to hang on your hips.