Farpoint 40

I bought an Osprey Farpoint 55 instead of a Farpoint 40 specifically because the 55 doesn't have a laptop compartment.

The Farpoint is a travel pack. It is absolutely the wrong type of backpack for the Camino. I strongly advise against using it. Go with the Kestrel or explore other backpacks made for camping while walking distances ie backpacking backpacks. Look at the Osprey Exos 38 or something else by Osprey or G

Osprey Farpoint 40, EXCEPT THE LAPTOP POCKET DOESN'T GO ALL THE WAY THROUGH.

The missing exterior side pocket for a water bottle... Osprey Farpoint 40

40L is a good carryon size. Some budget airlines might consider it too big, but I never had issues. Me and my wife both have REI's Ruckpack 40L. They zip all the way open, you can tuck the straps away, comes with a rain cover and they are sleek. They cost around $150, less if you get a sale. Our oth

There have been a few comparisons. My first impression is that there is no one change that would make people want the new bag over the old one. The $200 price tag may be a limit for many. With the old version on close out for $111 that may draw attention too. It would be interesting to see the actua

Try getting your packing list for just the hike into your Sirrus now. Does it fit? If so, don't read the rest of this comment. 😂 I don't think you want a Farpoint 40. And, I don't think you want to take your Sirrus with you. I think you want a large hiking pack you can carry on. This is a bit tricky

Visited Thailand for 4 weeks with Osprey Farpoint 40L. This was OK for cabin apart from internal flights. I was hit with last minute charge similar to flight cost for oversize. Just bought Osprey 26+6 for hot weather trips in future.

Was worried I was underestimating how easy it'll be but yeah I was also thinking that everything that's somewhat heavy I can put in my pockets too. If I decide on going under 7 kg would you have a recommended backpack? I was thinking of bringing both a fairpoint 40l as well as a smaller 25l or so ba

What's your bag of choice for backpacking that involves a lot of trekking? I'm going to be doing a year of backpacking next year and will be going through cities, but also doing multi day hikes in certain regions throughout the year. I was looking bags like the Tortuga 40L and the Cotopaxi 35L, and