Osprey Farpoint 55 Travel Pack

I've had this pack for over a year now. Used it for plenty of domestic and one international travel so far. Its gone on planes, trains, automobiles and bikes…sometimes all the above on the same day. With some forethought, I can get everything needed for long-term travel/vacationing in this travel pack. For weekend and weeklong work trips, it swallows everything needed with extra space to cram un-necessaries and even more comfort items. The internal pockets, outer pockets an

Got two of these for our trip to the virgin islands, for a number of reasons:-Small enough to fit in the overhead of a plane-Panel loading-Suspension system to wear as a backpack; harness hids in a zip panel, so theres not straps dangling all over when you don't want them.-Has handles on top and side for different carrying options-Daypack zips on the front which is really nice for transit thru airports, ports, etc.The suspension is for limited use - say, carrying thru an aiport, to the train station, etc. It

I have traveled with this bag for over a year now and it has served me incredibly well. So far, it has enjoyed a 3-week trip through Thailand, a number of week-long trips to and from Seattle, and a month-long stay in Costa Rica that required several unexpected mid-visit moves. The large pack is structured enough, but too much, and I find it to be well-padded and supportive in backpack mode. I have always been able to claim it as my carry-on, without much of a second glance, honestly, except on the tiniest of

Great travel pack. Very comfortable fully loaded. Surprising capacity--even day pack. Easy storage in airplane overhead and even fit in overhead of small prop plane when small carry-on had to be checked. The "TSA Pouch" on day pack is great for quickly accessing liquids for airport screenings. Only complaint is that there is no real water bottle pouch. S-clip solved problem.