Fairview 40L Women's Travel Backpack

Yeah, I highly recommend strength training as well. I'm 52 and only started lifting about ten years ago and it's such a game changer. I'm lucky that the Osprey Fairview 40 fits me like a glove. I've worn it plus the 15l day pack extension plus a small crossbody sling with 15+kg total for miles inclu

Surely you will be taking buses and trains in Europe ? Carrying 55l ( 40 + 15 ) up and down stairs and around city centres isn’t easy, you’d be wise to cut down. It’s not all about flights. As you plan to buy clothes as you go, you could easily take half that amount of clothing. If you plan to wash

I went via an old 40 L duffel bag with British Airlines where 23 kg was allowed. I found out that I didn't need all the stuff I brought with me. However, to be on the safe side I bought a Fairview 40 L. I found out that it was too large, but it's good to check in going home from India with 2,5 kg sp

I’ve been travelling full time with a backpack only for over 2 years. I have a 40-litre Osprey Fairview pack. It opens like a clamshell so you can unzip it completely. I roll everything and basically have two layers of rolls down the middle, with my extra stuff along the sides. BUT! I don’t bring ha

It sounds like you live these sandals. If space is too tight, maybe there are other things you could downsize instead? For me, I found keeping my bag's weight down to be more challenging than squeezing everything in. That being said, I'm more of a 1.5 bagger. (I have the Osprey Fairview 55, so 40 +

Seconding r/heronebag. I did 8 months across Europe and SEA with a 40L osprey Fairview with temps ranging from -20 C to 40 C. I’ll never go back to suitcase travel again.

thank yo so much for the insight. I think weight is something I may have to accept I will have to pay over weight things since I really think it would be so hard to get down that low. I am really struggling to even make a osprey fairview 40 l work. Backpacks on motorcycles is a great point, didn't e

It’s not just the liters, but also the dimensions. One bagging is a minimalist approach and a 46 liter is still large and heavy when full. A 28 liter day pack is quite large and would be difficult to carry when wearing the 46 liter. I recommend a 40 liter like the Osprey Fairview 40 and a small cros

if you’re planning on flying between countries and not wanting to check a bag-be wary that most airlines have a 7kg weight limit for carry on items. if you’re not worried about checking a bag, ignore this. i (26f) currently have the osprey fairview 55 (it’s a 40L bag with a 15L daypack attached) tha

In my 6-month backpacking trip in SE Asia, I also used the Osprey Fairview 40 + a bum bag + a small laptop backpack that I carried in my front. It was all I needed. The laptop bag was a must because I didn't like the Fairview laptop compartment being in front. If I wasn't working, I would have gotte