Farpoint Fairview

Just my thoughts: I had the Farpoint 40L and then changed to Osprey Unisex Sojourn Porter 46L. It's already a huge game changer to hide the Hip-Belt.. it has more advantages but fast YouTube search explains it better. If someone looks at the Farpoint/Fairview look at the Sojourn Porter.

Do you need 40L? Cause the most comfortable packs with good weight transferring hip belts that stay close to your body will be hiking packs, not travel packs. My 25L Osprey Sportlite pack is a far more comfortable backpack than any of the travel packs; however, the problem with hiking packs is that

The main purpose is on grid, but I would like it to have some stabilization, a simple frame and an airflow system that would allow it to perform somewhat well in off-grid situations. u/KrzysiuS, to maintain aircraft carry-on capabilities that would be something like the Osprey Farpoint/Fairview 40L.

What airline(s) are you flying? They have different size constraints, and the Farpoint/Fairview isn't allowed in-cabin on some because of its depth. I ask because I've had to fly on some constraining european airlines and have acquired and used the Gregory Border Traveler 30 and the Sherpani Santiag