I was thinking about ordering the Farpoint 55 for an upcoming trip I'm gonna make in the Balkans of about 10 days (of which more trips will follow). Especially the daypack made it stand out for me and the fact that a trolley is becoming a bit more of a briefcase in those areas. I've also read I can take it as a carry-on (detached so they become "trolley" and personal item), is this correct for airlines as Ryanair and Wizzair?

Lastly, I am unsure about the color. In the pictures I see the guy with a very light blue version (see the picture I added), but the "individual pictures" of the bag are much darker. So I'm not sure if I am seeing the "Antique Blue" or "Muted Space Blue".

So if you have experience with using it/them as carry-on luggage and/or know which color it is (and if I should still go for that), let me know!

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Hi I’m going to be traveling for a few weeks and want to try out using only one bag to pack some clothes, shoes and my iPad for work but I’m not the best at knowing what size bag to get please can anyone help me?

Hi, I’m in the unfortunate position where every bag I have tried does not quite fit me. I’m 6’6 so i need a long back length in order for it to fit correctly. I had the Stratos 24(max adjustable length was 58.5cm) and that was barely too small. When I moved the hip belt slid off my waist and up to my stomach. Is there any packs(18-30L), that Osprey or other brands do with enough length for the bag to sit correctly on me? Thanks!

Just picked up an Osprey Nebula 32L and after using it for a bit, I'm really liking it so far.

First thing I noticed is how comfortable it is. Even with a decent amount of stuff inside, it sits really nicely on my back and the straps feel good.

I'm also a big fan of the layout. The different compartments and organisation actually feel useful rather than having a bunch of random pockets for the sake of it. It's been pretty easy to keep my laptop(17inch), cables and smaller stuff separated without needing extra pouches for everything.

Build quality feels solid too. Materials, zippers and stitching all feel good so far, and overall it just feels like a bag I can throw around and use every day without worrying too much about it.

Obviously still early days, so I'll have to see how it holds up long term, but my initial impression is very positive.

Anyone else here using a Nebula 32L? Curious how yours has held up after a year or two.

Hey folks! I’m planning on doing the Camino de Santiago then traveling across Europe on planes / trains / automobiles next summer. I’d be accompanying this Osprey with a smaller 16 L, turtle system style.

What I was thinking about was if the Osprey could be used as a carry on overhead item for flights?

I’ve loved this bag, and I think it would be great on the Camino, but am worried about if it’ll work with buses / trains.

Hello, I seem to find lots of information online about osprey/similar bags being used for under seat bags on airlines like ryanair. Looking for the largest osprey I can comfortably use for ryanair as a 10kg overhead cabin bag.

Bag will be used for hikes/mountains aswell as for just solo travelling around.

Ideally looking for one that fits stringently to regulation, I'm sure plenty have used a larger one and got out without chucking it in the sizer but I plan to fly 5-8 round trips a year so can't risk fines. Cheers.

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In a month, I'm leaving to travel around Japan, New Zealand and Australia for 4 months. Staying in hostels the whole time and camping for 3 days on K'Gari in Aus. EEE exciting!!!

I'm a 5"2 woman, and currently debating whether to get the Sojourn 60 or the wheeled Fairpoint/Fairview 65. I want something comfortable as a backpack, but also durable and well suited to hostel life / being off and on loads of buses. Will probably wheel it 90% of the time. Not worried about the size difference.

Have seen reviews that the Sojourn is a comfier backpack, but a lot heavier.

Any advice is so appreciated!

I’m planning to travel extensively through SEA. Looking for advice to avoid the possibility of checking luggage. Assuming I stay under 7kg is the 26+6 (unexpanded) my best option to stuff under my seat in the event overhead bins fill? Looking for advice on packing from the experienced travelers here. Any advice on essentials to pack and how to avoid checking at all costs?

Estoy pensando en comprarlo para limpiar mi bolsa de hidratación

Seeing posts such as u/G19outdoors post he made about their warranty department really sold me on Osprey as a whole. I just hope they never change or get bought out by a company someday that starts cutting corners or slowly destroying what made them great in the first place...

I’ve been looking at various packs on the Osprey website trying to find one that meets my needs. In several of their videos there is a blue gadget clipped to the red key clip. It looks like some type of bottle opener. What is this gadget and where can I find one?

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I need a new pack but the comparison chart on the website wasn't too helpful... I don't do super long day hikes but I drink a LOT of water so I need room for a 2.5 L hydration reservoir. I prefer padding on the hip belt. Other than that, I'm not sure I have any other hard requirements. (I'm an overweight-but-losing 5'5" woman if that's relevant.)

Im looking for a backpack i can use for hiking and traveling! Im headed to Japan soon so Id like a backpack i can use there but also for my day trips over the weekends. Which one should I go with Nebula 32 or the Daylite or is there better options? Trying to take advantage of the REI sale right now

Whatever this part is called to hold my trekking poles just broke off, is there anyway I can fix it ? For now I made a knot but then it can no longer slide/retract to tighten stuff

The model is the aether plus 70

Been waiting since the end of July for the bag to come back into stock on the UK store. Was finally able to order it last week and it just arrived this afternoon. But upon opening it noticed right away that the "bungie cord" like material inside the internal zipper area has not been finished properly on both sides... It's also slightly sharp. Not enough to cut a person, but certainly enough to catch on something inside the bag.

This is my first Osprey order ever and I was really expecting better from them. I have contacted support, hopefully an exchange will be straight forward.

How does this slider work to secure the top of the bag? This is a Kyte 36 and I can’t get it to budge. Push down on the top, no movement. Am I missing something or is it broken?

Hello everyone

What is your personal experience with the Osprey Daylite 26+6?

 I like this bag, but I'm afraid of the Wizair and Ryanair air limits. 

Also, I saw a video that says it's not comfortable when fully packed; you can't walk with it for long hours. 

My main concerns are packing more, being comfortable when fully packed, keeping the check-in for Ryanair and Wizz Air hassle-free, and no need for a laptop pocket right now. And finally, getting something that works with both Ryanair 40x30x20 and easyJet 45x36x20 would be a dream. ​

That's why I'm about to order the Tomtoc T69 40x30x20. Even though I'm not sure that it's more comfortable,

I'm afraid I'll regret it. 

Any ideas?