Osprey Farpoint 55L Men's Travel Backpack, Tunnel Vision Grey
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Description
Lightweight & Durable - Durable fabrics in high-wear areas combine with smart design to create a lightweight and tough travel pack that will last a lifetime. Stowaway Harness & Hipbelt - The harness stows away for safekeeping while checked and deploys quickly for any path or trail. Detachable Daypack - Detachable daypack provides additional storage and organization ideal for day trips or carry-on. Daypack Inclues mesh side pockets, and laptop and tablet sleeve secure in lockable compartment Domestic Carry On size: Daypack under seat, Chassis overhead Fits most 16" laptops, Dual front compression straps, External zip toiletry pocket, Adjustable torso fit Item Dimensions: 21.7H x 13.8W x 9.1D in; Item Weight: 4.23lb See more product details
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Product information Style Color Tunnel Vision Grey Backpack Design Daypack Backpack Subject Character Sports Sport Type Outdoor Lifestyle Pattern Travel Backpack Item details Brand Name Osprey Age Range Description All Item Weight 4.2 Pounds Style Number 10003678 Model Name Farpoint 55 School Type High School Number of Items 1 Unit Count 1 Count Warranty Description All Mighty Guarantee UPC 843820122688 Manufacturer Part Number 10003678 Included Components Farpoint 55 Manufacturer Osprey Item Type Name Travel Backpack Best Sellers Rank #3,404 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #89 in Hiking Daypacks ASIN B09ZNP86PQ Customer Reviews 4.6 out of 5 stars Warranty & Support Feedback Features & Specs Other Special Features of the Product Bottle Holder Recommended Uses For Product School, Travel Strap Type Shoulder Strap Compatible Device Size Maximum 16 Inches Pocket Description Stash Pocket Apparel Closure Type Zipper Water Resistance Level Waterproof Embellishment Feature Cord Number Of Pockets 3 Number of Compartments 2 Fit to Size Sentiment Positive Sleeve Length Description Long Sleeve Fit Type customizable Materials & Care Material Type Polyester Product Care Instructions Hand Wash Only Outer Material Nylon Lining Description Nylon Shell Type Soft Shell Apparel Fabric Weight Class Lightweight Apparel Fabric Stretch No Stretch Measurements Storage Volume 55 Liters Item Dimensions D x W x H 9.1"D x 13.8"W x 21.7"H Item Weight 4.2 Pounds Unit Count 1 Count Size 55L
Customer reviews
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Worked Really Well for Me
Bought the 40L travel backpack to use on a recent trip to Europe. The 40L accommodated everything I wanted to take with me without issue. I’ve traveled a lot over the years for both business and pleasure and I’ve learned how to travel light, so the 40L was plenty of space for me. I make use of compression packing cubes to keep everything organized and I’ve simply just learned to not overpack. Overall, the pack feels very well made from quality materials, so I believe it should last being subjected to the type of robust traveling I do. Zippers seem sturdy and all seams are well sewn. The handles are robust and well cushioned. I had no problem carrying the pack by hand. I also like the simplicity of the bag. One big packing compartment and a zippered mesh compartment. No interior dividers or extra zippered pockets means more packing space for the things I want to carry. Again, I use packing cubes and drawstring bags to keep everything organized. Used it in both duffle bag mode and backpack mode. I like that I can hide the shoulder straps behind the zippered cover for boarding planes and trains. It made getting the travel pack through the aisles and up into the overhead bins easier. I had no problems fitting it into the overhead bins and the airlines didn’t flag me for having too big of a carry-on or a “backpack”. The handles at the top of the bag and on the side helped with getting it out of the overhead compartment and off the plane. It was also comfortable when I used it as a backpack. The fully adjustable strap system with hip belt allows you to find a fit that is comfortable for your body. Using the compression straps on the back to hold my jacket in place when not in use is also a plus. And on the 40L you get the accessible, top pocket to hold smaller items, which I like as it’s nice to have a pocket for quick access to certain smaller things. Note, the 55L version does not have this top pocket/compartment as Osprey assumes you will be using the included 15L travel daypack as part of your travel system. There’s a back pocket underneath the compression straps that’s deep enough for a light sweater, water bottle, snacks, etc. A few things to note on the design. First would be to add more, softer padding to the laptop sleeve behind the shoulder straps. I feel like the padding for the laptop sleeve is a bit “stiff”. My laptop survived the trip with no problems, but I didn’t bang the backpack around very much. Also, the laptop sleeve extends inside the main compartment of the bag and is held in place on each corner by a hook and loop system. This allows the laptop sleeve to be lifted up, maybe so you can place something under the sleeve such as papers. I’m not entirely sure why Osprey designed the laptop sleeve this way, but that’s the design. So, you will be packing items directly on top of the laptop sleeve in the main compartment. This was not a deal breaker for me, but the user should be aware of this system. You also access the laptop compartment from the side of the bag instead of the top. Not an issue for me but for some users they may not like that system. I had no problem fitting my iPad Air and 14” PC in the computer sleeve. The shape of the travel pack is more oval or teardrop than square with the oval being slightly bigger at the base of the bag. Some people may prefer a square packing compartment over this design but I had no packing issues. Just make a mental note of it. The straps have excessive length and dangle. I’m assuming this is to accommodate all body sizes and clothing bulk. It’d be great if Osprey provided strap retainers to make the excess strap lengths more organized, but they don’t. I ended up 3D printing simple strap organizers which did the trick of eliminating the dangling issue. Fortunately, if you don’t have an 3D printer, Amazon sells strap retainers, so a purchaser should consider getting some if dangling straps bother them. You say you can’t decide between the 40L and 55L? Let me give you some clarity to help. The 55L Farpoint main pack is exactly the same packing size as the 40L. In order to get the additional 15L in packing space, Osprey added a 15L, detachable travel daypack that sits on top of the main pack. Yes, the 15L travel daypack is a nice feature. It gives you a detachable, 15L smaller backpack that you can use separately from the travel backpack for when you’re touring around a city. Some people might like the 15L travel daypack addition, but not me. I chose to go in a different direction and use the Osprey 13L Daylite pack instead. The 13L Osprey Daylite pack incorporates/attaches well with/to my 40L Farpoint and I prefer it over the 15L travel daypack for many reasons that are too long for this review. Overall, for the price (I bought mine when it was on sale), this is a solid travel backpack. It has a good cost to quality to usefulness ratio. Yes there are other, more expensive travel backpacks out there that are geared towards world travel adventures - but this one will be more than sufficient for the average, on-the-go traveler who goes on a few trips each year.
Bought the 40L travel backpack to use on a recent trip to Europe. The 40L accommodated everything I wanted to take with me without issue. I’ve traveled a lot over the years for both business and pleasure and I’ve learned how to travel light, so the 40L was plenty of space for me. I make use of compression packing cubes to keep everything organized and I’ve simply just learned to not overpack. Overall, the pack feels very well made from quality materials, so I believe it should last being subjected to the type of robust traveling I do. Zippers seem sturdy and all seams are well sewn. The handles are robust and well cushioned. I had no problem carrying the pack by hand. I also like the simplicity of the bag. One big packing compartment and a zippered mesh compartment. No interior dividers or extra zippered pockets means more packing space for the things I want to carry. Again, I use packing cubes and drawstring bags to keep everything organized. Used it in both duffle bag mode and backpack mode. I like that I can hide the shoulder straps behind the zippered cover for boarding planes and trains. It made getting the travel pack through the aisles and up into the overhead bins easier. I had no problems fitting it into the overhead bins and the airlines didn’t flag me for having too big of a carry-on or a “backpack”. The handles at the top of the bag and on the side helped with getting it out of the overhead compartment and off the plane. It was also comfortable when I used it as a backpack. The fully adjustable strap system with hip belt allows you to find a fit that is comfortable for your body. Using the compression straps on the back to hold my jacket in place when not in use is also a plus. And on the 40L you get the accessible, top pocket to hold smaller items, which I like as it’s nice to have a pocket for quick access to certain smaller things. Note, the 55L version does not have this top pocket/compartment as Osprey assumes you will be using the included 15L travel daypack as part of your travel system. There’s a back pocket underneath the compression straps that’s deep enough for a light sweater, water bottle, snacks, etc. A few things to note on the design. First would be to add more, softer padding to the laptop sleeve behind the shoulder straps. I feel like the padding for the laptop sleeve is a bit “stiff”. My laptop survived the trip with no problems, but I didn’t bang the backpack around very much. Also, the laptop sleeve extends inside the main compartment of the bag and is held in place on each corner by a hook and loop system. This allows the laptop sleeve to be lifted up, maybe so you can place something under the sleeve such as papers. I’m not entirely sure why Osprey designed the laptop sleeve this way, but that’s the design. So, you will be packing items directly on top of the laptop sleeve in the main compartment. This was not a deal breaker for me, but the user should be aware of this system. You also access the laptop compartment from the side of the bag instead of the top. Not an issue for me but for some users they may not like that system. I had no problem fitting my iPad Air and 14” PC in the computer sleeve. The shape of the travel pack is more oval or teardrop than square with the oval being slightly bigger at the base of the bag. Some people may prefer a square packing compartment over this design but I had no packing issues. Just make a mental note of it. The straps have excessive length and dangle. I’m assuming this is to accommodate all body sizes and clothing bulk. It’d be great if Osprey provided strap retainers to make the excess strap lengths more organized, but they don’t. I ended up 3D printing simple strap organizers which did the trick of eliminating the dangling issue. Fortunately, if you don’t have an 3D printer, Amazon sells strap retainers, so a purchaser should consider getting some if dangling straps bother them. You say you can’t decide between the 40L and 55L? Let me give you some clarity to help. The 55L Farpoint main pack is exactly the same packing size as the 40L. In order to get the additional 15L in packing space, Osprey added a 15L, detachable travel daypack that sits on top of the main pack. Yes, the 15L travel daypack is a nice feature. It gives you a detachable, 15L smaller backpack that you can use separately from the travel backpack for when you’re touring around a city. Some people might like the 15L travel daypack addition, but not me. I chose to go in a different direction and use the Osprey 13L Daylite pack instead. The 13L Osprey Daylite pack incorporates/attaches well with/to my 40L Farpoint and I prefer it over the 15L travel daypack for many reasons that are too long for this review. Overall, for the price (I bought mine when it was on sale), this is a solid travel backpack. It has a good cost to quality to usefulness ratio. Yes there are other, more expensive travel backpacks out there that are geared towards world travel adventures - but this one will be more than sufficient for the average, on-the-go traveler who goes on a few trips each year.
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Excellent, highly recommend. Please read my review.
Really two bags in one. One 40L and the other a 15L that can attach to each other or be used separately. Used for the first time last month on a trip to Europe. I packed the main 40L bag with clothes and the 15L with small items that I would possibly need on the plane. 40L was considered a carryon which was placed in the overhead bin and the 15L was my personal item stored under the seat in front of me. Once off the plane I meshed or attached the two packs together and carried it that way using the backpack straps and hip belt. Very adjustable and comfortable. I pack very lite so together with everything inside both bags it weighed 21 pounds. I highly recommend the Osprey Farpoint 55L. This is tailored to men. I believe the Fairpoint 40 is built for women. My wife liked my set up so much she ditched her backpack in Europe and bought the Fairpoint 40L for women in a really cool looking purple color. She was only carrying about 15 pounds of stuff so super comfortable for her. Both bags have backpack straps and hip belt that can be tucked away and zipped up so you can carry the 40L bags using a side or top handle. Very handy. Excellent choice for us and excellent quality made bags. We are sticking with these bags and ditching our roller bags. Thank you Osprey for a great product.
Really two bags in one. One 40L and the other a 15L that can attach to each other or be used separately. Used for the first time last month on a trip to Europe. I packed the main 40L bag with clothes and the 15L with small items that I would possibly need on the plane. 40L was considered a carryon which was placed in the overhead bin and the 15L was my personal item stored under the seat in front of me. Once off the plane I meshed or attached the two packs together and carried it that way using the backpack straps and hip belt. Very adjustable and comfortable. I pack very lite so together with everything inside both bags it weighed 21 pounds. I highly recommend the Osprey Farpoint 55L. This is tailored to men. I believe the Fairpoint 40 is built for women. My wife liked my set up so much she ditched her backpack in Europe and bought the Fairpoint 40L for women in a really cool looking purple color. She was only carrying about 15 pounds of stuff so super comfortable for her. Both bags have backpack straps and hip belt that can be tucked away and zipped up so you can carry the 40L bags using a side or top handle. Very handy. Excellent choice for us and excellent quality made bags. We are sticking with these bags and ditching our roller bags. Thank you Osprey for a great product.
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Awesome, large travel backpack.
Sturdiest feeling backpack I've ever owned. I've only owned a few backpacks as an adult, but this one is by far the best feeling. It's currently not tested, because as of writing I've had it for approximately a week, and I've not worn it out. However, you can feel it's construction. This bag has a frame, which is new to me, all of my backpacks have been soft, with just canvas and other fabrics. This one has some sort of frame inside. This does keep it from collapsing, which could be an issue, but the whole point of this bag is that you're supposed to be able to fit everything in it for a short trip. This bag can do that. For me, I bought it because I'm a big guy, with big clothes, and I just need lots of space in my backpack. Not a super versatile EDC bag, but it is a very versatile travel bag. I'm using it as an EDC bag because it's big and I need that kind of space. However, if you don't need lots of space, probably get a 30L or less bag.
Sturdiest feeling backpack I've ever owned. I've only owned a few backpacks as an adult, but this one is by far the best feeling. It's currently not tested, because as of writing I've had it for approximately a week, and I've not worn it out. However, you can feel it's construction. This bag has a frame, which is new to me, all of my backpacks have been soft, with just canvas and other fabrics. This one has some sort of frame inside. This does keep it from collapsing, which could be an issue, but the whole point of this bag is that you're supposed to be able to fit everything in it for a short trip. This bag can do that. For me, I bought it because I'm a big guy, with big clothes, and I just need lots of space in my backpack. Not a super versatile EDC bag, but it is a very versatile travel bag. I'm using it as an EDC bag because it's big and I need that kind of space. However, if you don't need lots of space, probably get a 30L or less bag.
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Great bag even better pricing for a XL bag
This bag is amazing and the size won't disappoint you. It's true to size and has enough room in the bag for several nights of hiking/camping. There are smaller pocket on the top of the bag that allows for easy access for items such as phone and documents. There is a separate shoe compartment that keeps your muddy shoes clear of your more delicate items. The stability of the bag better than expected it helps keep the back structure of the bag true to your back curvature and the exterior material is very durable. Happy backpacking! Great value for the money!
This bag is amazing and the size won't disappoint you. It's true to size and has enough room in the bag for several nights of hiking/camping. There are smaller pocket on the top of the bag that allows for easy access for items such as phone and documents. There is a separate shoe compartment that keeps your muddy shoes clear of your more delicate items. The stability of the bag better than expected it helps keep the back structure of the bag true to your back curvature and the exterior material is very durable. Happy backpacking! Great value for the money!
