Osprey Farpoint Fairview Travel Daypack uniseks-volwassene rugzak (1-Pack)

I was undecided about this bag. I ordered it, then saw some reviews on YT that suggested it wasn't that great, and so I tried to cancel my order. I was too late, and it got delivered.I took this on a two week trip to Egypt. I have the Osprey Fairview (old version) and I wanted to be able to attach this daypack so that I didn't have two to carry, but it doesn't attach with the clips in the same way as it does with the new Fairviews. But, I still made it work.Aside from that, it was a perfect day pack. I could carry my laptop with me, safe in the knowledge that the unusual top opening would prevent anyone from quickly dipping in and stealing it (the safes in smaller hotels etc aren't big enough for a laptop / iPad Pro) and the extra small buckle for the laptop pouch sped even more. The laptop sleeve is floating, so I also felt more secure knowing that my laptop wouldn't hit the ground if I put the bag down in a hurry.The two pockets on the side of the daypack are large enough to fit my very large water bottles in, though this does limit the interior space a little, so if you fill the bag and then remove a water bottle you'll struggle to get it back into the side pocket.The main interior was perfect for what I needed out and about on a daily basis - sketchbooks, pencil case, battery pack and chargers.The laptop sleeve also has a zipper pocket set in and I stored my wallet and passport there, safely tucked away.Finally there is a top pocket which is big enough to hold many essential things like AirPods, sunscreen, tissues, spare cash, pain relief etc...I should also add that there were complaints online about how little padding there is on the back and straps. I found it perfectly fine when wearing clothes with natural fibers (cottons etc) but I had a very sweaty bag with when used with clothing that was synthetic - which is standard! And it gets hot in Egypt (26c at the time I was there) so it dealt well with the heat.The 'handle' for grabbing the bag is built into the strap system and I really liked this. It meant that on days when my pack was quite heavy with multiple water bottles etc I felt secure grabbing it by the grab handle and even carrying it like then when my main backpack was on my back.Overall, I'm so glad that I kept this bag and took it with me, and I look forward to using it on many more adventures!

This day pack as been our goto ever since we got it. It’s been perfect to carry anything on our trips, and connects perfectly with my Farpoint 40

Osprey Farpoint Daypack can be used with Osprey Farpoint 40. Either in sandwich mode (40L in behid and 15L in front) or turtle mode (15L connected to 40L).

Too small to be useful for travel. May be ok for light day hike

I use this as a work bag to keep my computer, notebook, folders, mouse, and a few other things. It’s a small looking bag but can fit quite a bit in it. Sits comfortably on your shoulders and is very portable. It doesn’t take up much space. There is a top pocket, a laptop/hydration bladder pocket on the inside, and a zippered pocket on the laptop pocket. Also 2 mesh pockets on the outside. Although, when the inside is full, you can’t really use the mesh pockets outside. Overall, a good value. I was skeptical to spend this money on a backpack but it’s turned out to be a good purchase with great quality.

Recientemente he realizado un viaje de "backpacking" por el sudeste asiático durante dos meses, y finalmente me decanté por el modelo Osprey Farpoint 40L combinado con este modelo de mochila de día Farpoint Fairview.Aunque a priori, no tenía muy claro si mi decisión fue la correcta, lo cierto es que acerté por completo en términos de comodidad, agilidad y capacidad.Hay mucha gente que decide viajar como "backpacker" con una sola mochila, ya sea de 40L de capacidad o superior. Pero en mi caso, tenía claro que para el día a día no quería cargar con todo mi equipaje, pero si quería llevar mi dron y iPad conmigo en la mayoría de ocasiones. Por eso me decidí a viajar con 2 mochilas.Si este es tu caso, ya te adelanto que esta combinación no tiene competencia si te centras en comodidad de uso, sobre todo cuando tienes que cargar con ambas al mismo tiempo. Un anclaje sencillo entre ambas hace que el peso se compense, y que cargar con la mochila de 40L sea todavía más sencillo cuando llevas esta en la parte frontal. Una unión entre ambas que nadie ofrece y que sin duda, ha hecho mi viaje mucho más sencillo a la hora de andar con ellas.Quizás el único rival que puedas encontrar que ofrece esta combinación es el modelo Osprey Farpoint 55L, el cual ya incluye esta mochila junto a una mochila de 40L de capacidad (en mi opinión de la Osprey Farpoint 40L te hablo de mi decisión a la hora de adquirirlo por separado).Centrándome en este modelo, quizás no sea la mochila de día más cómoda que puedes comprar. De hecho, compré el modelo Osprey Daylite para comparar. Y lo cierto es que ese modelo ofrece mayor comodidad y dos abrazaderas para que quede mejor sujeta al cuerpo. En este caso, la abrazadera de la cintura se echa en falta y solo tenemos una en la zona del pecho, que por capacidad de la mochila ha sido suficiente.Es cómoda pero no es perfecta. Por ejemplo, la forma de abrirse la cremallera principal, me gustaría que fuese más grande, ya que en este modelo solo se abre y te permite llenarla por la parte superior. Si la llenas en exceso, es posible que no te quepa ni una botella rígida en los bolsillos exteriores laterales de rejilla. En mi caso por ejemplo, utilicé botellas flexibles ya que iba un poco justo de espacio. Eso sí, en su interior tienes un pequeño bolsillo con cremallera y un compartimento para portátil de hasta 15 pulgadas.En definitiva, una buena mochila para el día a día pero que no es la mejor. Solo justifico su compra frente a otras si tienes pensado combinarla con el modelo Osprey Farpoint 40L como ha sido mi caso, ya que la interacción entre ambas marca la diferencia.