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 live out of a roll top bicycle pannier when I bike tour. I use it as my carryon and attach it to the bike once I get where I’m going. Getting things out of a roll top is a pain, and I only use it because it’s the most waterproof bag I can get and I get stuck riding in the rain fairly often. I basi

I just got the Osprey Sojourn Porter I haven't used it yet, but I love it! It's technically carry-on compliant but you can really pack it full to be more than 46L if you end up getting souvenirs or something.

Visit Paddy Pallin, Macpac and Kathmandu in Sydney near Town Hall station and ask for some advice. A bag around 40L in size will be plenty big enough. I am an elderly Australian woman who has to carry medication and mobility aids and I could travel indefinitely with my OspRey Sojourn Porter 46L bag.

Pack for a week a laundry happens. Note the dimensions are 22 x 12 x 10" (56 x 30 x 25cm) which is too deep for the majority of airlines. You might as well have a 40 liter. The Osprey Farpoint is 22”x14”x9” and the Sojourn Porter 46 is supposedly 21.5” X 14” X 9” and those bags have the compression

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.

Unless it’s a short business trip, I still check my bag most of the time. I’m plus sized, I prefer wearing skirts/dresses and I wear boxer shorts to prevent chafing. That inevitably means my clothing takes up way more space in the bag. I also carry a travel CPAP, and even if it doesn’t “count” towar

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

Osprey Porter. Super well made and ticks all the boxes. Bonus that it can be checked in as well hassle free.

Thank you! I don’t want outdoor specific products — just more travel friendly than 100% cotton 15 oz denim! And for sizing? Yeppers, it varies country to country and even brand to brand. I gave up shopping at Mont Bell in Japan because their XL is about a a US 8! I have screen-shot your reply, highl