Osprey Farpoint 55 Pack product image
Osprey Farpoint 55 Pack product image
Osprey Farpoint 55 Pack product image
Osprey Farpoint 55 Pack product image

Osprey Farpoint 55 Pack

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Design and Details

  • Adjustable torso fit
  • Large panel zip access to main compartment
  • Lockable sliders on main compartment zipper
  • Dual front compression straps
  • Padded top and side handles
  • Stowaway backpanel, harness and hipbelt
  • Two internal compression straps hold contents securely
  • Internal front flap zippered mesh pocket
  • Internal side panel zippered mesh pocket
  • External Gear Attachment loops
  • Removable daypack with lockable main compartment
  • Daypack features: Mesh side pockets
  • Daypack features: Laptop and tablet sleeve secure in lockable compartment
  • Domestic Carry On size: Daypack under seat, Chassis overhead
  • Breathable, stowaway reverse spacermesh hipbelt
  • Lightweight and breathable stowaway reverse spacermesh harness
  • Adjustable sternum strap with rescue whistle
  • Mesh-covered ridged foam AirScape backpanel allows maximum ventilation while keeping the load close to the body
  • 4 mm LightWire peripheral frame effectively transfers the load from harness to hipbelt
  • Atilon framesheet spreads the load across the entire backpanel to the peripheral frame
  • 420D Recycled Nylon
  • 500D Recycled high tenacity Nylon
  • Brand : Osprey
  • Web ID: 23TRYUFRPNT55PCKFCTP
  • SKU: 25768215
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REVIEWS

4.6

100%

Recommended

37 Reviews

I Prefer The Original Farpoint 55

I had purchased the original Farpoint (where the day pack could be attached to the main pack via a zipper). This original version had its problems (i. e. did not match carry on standards, etc) and eventually I had to replace the pack for the newer Farpoint because the day pack wouldn't attach to the main pack anymore (problem with the lining of the zipper). I am pleased and can confirm that Osprey delivered on their promise of a lifetime warranty. I received the new Farpoint 55 and noticed a few changes. The good thing is that it now follows airline carry on size requirements. What I don't like is that there is nothing actually attaches the day pack to the main pack - there are just 2 fastener buckles on the main pack that you put through the day pack to keep them together. The issue here is that if you have some heavier things in your daypack (i. e. laptop, etc), the day pack will slide down and dangle below the main pack. It doesn't feel comfortable nor does it feel really safe to have your items in the day pack (i. e. passport. laptop etc) not really attached to the main pack. Understand that many prefer to carry the day pack in front, but sometimes I travel with a toddler who is already strapped to my front.

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Love This Backpack. Stylish And

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this backpack. Stylish and a ton of room. Will be perfect for my hiking trip to Switzerland.

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Excellent “One Bag” (Or Technically

Excellent “one bag” (or technically two) for North/South America & Europe. It may be a bit cumbersome for SE Asia, but great for everywhere else and you could probably squeak by there as well. Removable daypack fits under seats perfectly. Great all around bag set up if you want to avoid checking bags. Great suspension on the main bag as well. Nearly as good as my EXOS & Talon backpacking bags and plenty good for train/plane/bus travels. Durable quality and strong zippers. I use it with packing cubes to keep everything organized, which works great. One of the low key best parts is separating the packs before boarding and stowing all the backpack straps. It makes boarding without hitting people with straps a breeze! The internal pockets can replace a tech pouch of needed and the the other internal pouch is great for a catch all or separated dirty clothes. 10/10 would buy it again for sure.

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Just Perfect For Me-- Comfortable

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just perfect for me-- Comfortable and ergonomic design!

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A Great Travel Bag Setup

I recently used the Farpoint 55 on a 10 day trip across France. The main bag had plenty of room for all of my clothing and a spare pair of shoes. The day pack was great for stashing a few extra layers and keeping my essentials accessible. Love the ability to carry the entire unit as one backpack, convert the main bag to a carry-on and hide all the straps, as well as front carry the day pack. I used all three configurations on my trip. So glad I went with this over a roller bag.

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