Osprey Farpoint Men's -Wheeled Travel -Pack 65L, Muted Space Blue, One Size

I purchased this item recently and just returned from my first round trip airline travel. The space available for items is very adequate for a 10 day trip. The internal straps are helpful to stabilize the inner load, but the rail portion of the handle runs the length of the inside of the pack does reduce the amount of available packing space. The outer material held up without even a mark in baggage check with a luggage transfer in both directions at DFW, where I have had other bags badly damaged. All in all a very practical purchase, as it is quite light empty and rolls easily with its larger wheels when fully packed. A lock can be used for the zipper, which works smoothly. My current challenge is to see whether this bag is large enough for two weeks in Asia at the end of 2024. Using compression packs, I believe it will be adequate for my belongings, but not have enough space to bring back any souvenirs. A slightly larger size (85L) in the identical design would be perfect.

We went on a two week trip to Europe and this bag was PERFECT! We did a lot of research on these type of bags before we purchased and we made a great decision. This bag has so much storage and many zippers and extra pouches to keep items organized and accessible. We loved using this bag as a backpack when traveling down some cobblestone streets. it is comfortable on your back with padded straps and a chest strap to keep it stable. We used the wheels and handle throughout the airports and train stations. The wheels are such a great quality and the handle is very comfortable to hold and it is easy to maneuver. Would buy these bags over and over again!

This bag is well made, looks nice, and convenient for 3-5 day trips, although I have used this bag on a 10 day trip overseas. Worked for me since I pack minimally.The interior is smaller than a standard carry-on roller bag.Pros:Rolls smoothEasy to convert to a back packLight weight (when empty)Good qualityCons:High price

I’ve never owners an osprey bag before. Being a Coloradan, I see these bags everywhere, especially on the slopes, but often i see them in Denver Intl Airport, too. I was looking for a carry-on-worthy bag that could roll (I usually carry my bags but had a bad injury this past year, making carrying a bag a challenge) and while I use the rolling option a ton, I also like that when it snows or the ground is gross or unusable for rollers, this thing can be strapped to my back.Just returned from my first trip with this piece and it worked really well. The wings, or whatever they call them, used to compress soft things (clothes, puffy jacket) is awesome. I was surprised by how small the bag became when I employed these features. The material is a little on the light side but Osprey has a really good warranty program so we’ll see how it holds up (I’m not abusive to my stuff but I do ask a lot of it, too). The roller mode was excellent, moved easily, the handle was super easy to use, and the bag didn’t tip over if i let go. I feel like the handle ends up eating a lot of internal space but I countered this with putting chargers, charging cords, bricks for my drone battery etc on either side of the handle inside the bag, then my packing cubes went on top of all of that, shoes on the very bottom, and everything sort of what flat and stable… use the compression inside to tie it all together. I was out for a 5 day trip and easily had more than enough clothing and plenty of room to spare, even with my toiletry bag at the very top of the bag.Highly recommended for anyone looking for options when it comes to a carry-on without compromising too much. It was a really expensive bag - 280 at the time of my purchase, yikes! But I really liked how the bag performed. It’ll go with me on my next trip for sure, including a work trip coming up.

I looked for a year to replace my Timberland backpack suitcase and agonized. I have now done two international and some domestic trips with this and I love it. Packed with or without cubes, it is so roomy and the red interior makes it easy to see stuff. The extra pockets are great. The material is light but rugged. Cleans very easy. It handles well. I wish the zipper for the backpack did not go under the suitcase which can be dirty but it helps with longevity of the bag. All in all, I have no complaints yet. Time will tell whether this will last as long as my Timberland bags (more than 15 years). The material is thinner so I doubt it but the lighter weight is worth it.

I've taken this on many trips, probably 80 nights so far. It's not the biggest, but it's a solid build, the wheels can be super handy, and the backpack function is more than adequate for the size of the bag. I have other backpacks and wheeled luggage, but this is the one that gets the most use by far.

Case is a little heavy but has wheels for most uses going bag would recommend

It's light to carry, the straps are strong and sufficient, it's slim and compact in all the right ways. I prefer this one too the women's version since i needed enough stuff for 5 weeks. It rolls so smoothly and alternating between backpack and roller is easy. The frame design (which allows the telescoping handle to reside) does take up some storage space but I roll and vacuum pack my clothes so they fit perfectly around the frame. Love it.