Farpoint 40

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

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

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

I have an osprey farpoint and it’s been alright. As many others have said, the lack of side/outside pockets is annoying. The laptop sleeve doesn’t fit my laptop so it ends up being my document holder. I like the straps that are inside and outside because they keep everything secure and make it easy

This post brings back PTSD for me and I now notice this subject continues to come up from time to time. Copied from one of my previous replies to a Farpoint side release buckle thread...... I searched very extensively for these specific side-release buckles going so far as searching resellers/wholes