Farpoint 55

I think to some degree you are expecting too much from a single bag setup with all of those possibilities. Overall my comments would be: Osprey Farpoint 40 (presumably that's the bag you mean?) is an excellent all rounder bag for travel. Realistically its most notable downside is that it is too big

You can easily get by with a 35-40 L carry-on sized backpack that is specifically designed for travel and a small personal item. I dislike zip-on attached daypacks like the Osprey Farpoint 55 for three reasons. 1.) They put weight in exactly the worse place possible, out and away from your spine. 2.

It was simply not nearly as comfortable and practical as a proper hiking backpack would be. The design also meant that the electronics I carry were the farthest from my back (I had the Farpoint 55 with a dayback) which is the opposite of how a backpack should be loaded. The straps also made it diffi

Beware that the Osprey Farpoint 55L is actually 40L. The extra 15L comes from the Daypack.

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

Hi everyone appreciate this is often discussed but still looking for some advice… I don’t often make big purchases on a bag so hoping to invest in a bag that will last me on the adventures i take it on. I’m 5 7 f, currently use the North face surge 2big front pocket one think its 31L. I often use th

a more breathable secondary bag. i’ve just been using my day pack from my osprey farpoint 55 and i feel like it’s so oddly shaped that im only able to fit 10L worth of stuff in there