Sojourn Porter 46L

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

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

I have the osprey sojourn porter 30 and it hits all these marks except it has a laptop sleeve and it's not technically expandable, however it uses compression straps so it really is all about how full you pack it

When we are going places where a backpack would be preferred to a roller bag, we take our actual hiking backpacks. We have "air porter" bags that slip over them so the strings and straps don't get tangled on conveyors, but they do not have wheels. I have decided I would rather pack less and bring a

Not my daily, but I grabbed an Osprey sojourner porter 46 for weekend trips and overnights. The quality seems good for the weight and the features / functionality is very good. It's got a cushy compression feature that keeps your load secure. Not as many pockets as the MW though.

I've traveled with an Osprey Porter 46 and a Gregory Tetrad 40. I'm 6'2" and both fit me well. The Gregory has thicker shoulder straps which I find to be more comfortable if I'm walking around much. The Osprey I like more for it's organization; but I tend to use it more for car trips and the Gregory

For Travel/Weekends/flying I"m using a Osprey Sojourn Porter 46L. Love it and is super easy to pack up on a train/plane to tuck uptop as a carryon. Also has MANY storage locations. For daily commute/work I"m using a light Cotopaxi 26 L Chiquillo Backpack-CADA Dia. Great in busy subways