Farpoint 40

I have the Osprey 40L Farpoint and I love it. I don't like to check a bag ever so I use it to travel and to hike. It's been my main bag for multiple long hut treks in Nepal, Peru, Iceland, Patagonia and for Kilimanjaro. It's a solid bag. Sometimes I pair it with an Osprey 15L bag if I need some more

Wait, are you traveling with a carryon or just a tiny personal item bag?Doing laundry every night or even worrying about nearest laundromat when traveling random countries sounds super stressful. My 1 bag carry-on fits 1 week's worth of clothing easily. Checkout the Osprey Farpoint 40 it's max carry

Are you doing car camping? Or backpacking? Car camping TBH I would just go to a thrift store/charity shop and find any ol' bag that you think would work. If you want a more detailed rec consider something like the Osprey Farpoint 40 (or Fairview for their women's line). It's a versatile and incredib

Same. Farpoint 40 and a Farpoint 15L Daypack. (Osprey Dry Stuff pack, packed inside its own pocket, just in case. ) Goes everywhere, holds everything, easy to carry, and never a problem on any carrier.

Where on the plane are you anticipating putting it? What will you do with it at your destination? I feel like there are a few conflicting wants with travel bags and it's really helpful to clarify. Also, why you want it to be a backpack and not a roller. Sometimes I take a backpack as a suitcase repl

I'm not familiar with that Osprey bag but I have a Farpoint 40. Are you using the waist strap/load lifters and chest strap properly? I just came back from Coz and was able to fit ALL my dive gear (like full setup minus tanks and weights). And everything else for a week in my Cotopaxi Allpa 42 (my so

I have a Dakine 50L that is ok, decent quality and design and has stood up to maybe 10 years of use. But when I travel I use my Osprey Farpoint 40 which I can (barely) fit my boots, helmet, goggles, bibs, jacket and some clothes. Fits into an overhead compartment and doesn't skimp on shoulder straps

I visited Slovenia during a solo trip around Europe and got everything into my Osprey Farpoint 40L and highly recommend it. I also bought a packable 15/20L rucksack which I used day to day and a bum bag for going out in Ljubljana. I personally find the Farpoint super comfy as it's small enough to br

Lots of thoughts and suggestions here. But frankly, it sounds like you're not packing properly. You can easily travel through three seasons with the Farpoint 40 and have lots of room leftover and still be way under 12kg. If you can't handle that then consider working out a bit to increase your torso

The Osprey Farpoint 40 carrying all that is doing serious heavy lifting