Sojourn Porter 46L

Duffels are a problem for air travel carry on for a couple reasons. First of all many have the wrong dimensions with a square cross section and leaving one dimension too big and not fully utilizing the available space for the other. The Aion is a good example at 20.5 x 12.6 x 11.8 in. Compare to the

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.

I think you want an Osprey Sojourn. I have the older version (Porter 30) and with the Sojourn they added a luggage strap. It reduces down to 25 liters for a Ryanair personal item or expands to 30 liters for an easyJet personal item. The comfort is unmatched for the other bags I have tried (top loade

Packs are like shoes when it comes to fit. The idea that one pack is going to fit everyone is fantasy. Those bags with adjustable torso length or come in multiple sizes and gender specific harnesses are the thing. Strap spacing depends on neck size in general, trapezius, general body mass, etc, etc.

I had a look at the old and the new side-by-side yesterday and prefer the old. The shop models were stuffed with pillows, so I got a decent sense of how they would look when filled, but of course not how they would carry with a proper full load. . The new version has the laptop section in the back w

Use carabiners on the end handles and attach a shoulder strap with bit snap hooks to them. You may find a strap with large enough snap hooks to fit over the handles directly. The bag will tend to rotate a bit. Carrying a full duffel bag that big on one strap crossbody or on one shoulder will be unco

Check out Osprey bags. I have the 46L porter and it's a backpack style but still fits carry on size for most flights, and the backpack style makes it especially great for tons of locations where elevators aren't always available or you're walking a few blocks with a bag.

I'm required to do this in two comments! So here is my dislikes, but maybe you'd like them. These are the bags I didn't like, but are carry-on: - Osprey Sojourn Porter: I loved this bag and thought it was comfy, but then realized it doesn't have an internal frame (... why not?! it would work for us

Hi everyone! I’m heading to India for a yoga course, then traveling onward to Nepal and Sri Lanka for about 1–2 months. I’m trying to find one backpack that can work for both travel and light hiking. I’m petite 5” and have a short torso. Right now I’m deciding between: • Osprey Sojourn porter 30 - l

Try checking out the Osprey Porter 30 pack! A bit pricey but I’ve had it for 6 years and it’s barely beaten up. Mind you I’m not terribly delicate with it either. The hip supports are great!