The AMG 75L is Mountain Hardwear's expedition pack for the biggest loads: 75 liters of tough Spectra-reinforced fabric on an aluminum frame with a pivoting hip belt. It is built for mountaineering, and that toughness makes it a serious option for long, heavy carries of any kind.
Where it fits
- Expedition and winter trips with heavy loads
- A long-distance evacuation pack for gear-heavy households
- Anyone who wants maximum capacity on a frame that carries well
Key specs
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Capacity: 75 L (S/M); the M/L size is listed by some retailers at 78 L
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Fit: S/M torso 16 to 19 in; M/L torso 18 to 21 in
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Weight: About 4 lb 13 oz (S/M) to 4 lb 15 oz (M/L)
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Fabric: 200D Spectra UHMWPE nylon ripstop body with an 840D base
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Frame: 7000-series aluminum frame with pivoting, padded hip belt
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Lid: Floating lid with two zip pockets
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Carry: Ice tool system, oversized crampon pocket, A-frame and diagonal ski carry, haul loops
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Other: Expandable side pockets, hydration compatible, stand-up base
What's in the box
AMG 75L backpack.
How it compares
Compared with the Tasmanian Tiger Mil Ops Pack 80+24, the AMG is lighter and built for alpine use rather than MOLLE modularity.
What owners and reviewers say
“This is truly a Swiss Army knife of packs!” Rod M., Backcountry
“The exterior crampon pocket is huge and definitely withstands sharp items.” Patrick M., Backcountry
Questions people ask
Which size fits me?
Measure your torso: S/M fits 16 to 19 inches and M/L fits 18 to 21 inches.
Is it hydration compatible?
Yes, it has a sleeve and port for a hydration reservoir.
Can it carry skis and ice tools?
Yes, with A-frame and diagonal ski carry and an adjustable tool carry system.
