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Osprey Farpoint Trek 55 Men's Travel Backpack

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Size: O/S


Color: Petrol Blue


Features

  • Adjustable shoulder straps and a tensioned mesh backpanel keeps the weight off the back - 4+" of adjustablity
  • Large front panel access that fully opens up for easy packing with internal compression straps
  • Stowable AirCover protects checked luggage and doubles as a raincover
  • Multi-function sleeve carries a hydration reservoir (up to 3L) or tablet/laptop in padded case (fits up to most 15" laptops)
  • Vertical front panel quick-zip pocket and zippered hipbelt pockets
  • Recommended load range: 20-50 lbs - Dimension 28.37 x 15.37 x 12.21 in. at 4.23 lbs

Description

Adventuring to a far-off destination where you'll stay with your belongings more often than leave them in your hostel? (Looking at you, tea house trek.) We have the perfect solution. A hybrid of travel and backpacking packs, the Farpoint Trek 55 features both on-the-go and on-the-trail essentials. A luggage-style front-panel opening makes for painless packing and unpacking- leaving plenty of time to ask for a second serving of dal bhat and warm your muscles next to the yak dung-burning stove. An adjustable backpanel provides a custom torso fit and maximum airflow helps you stay cool and dry when putting in miles on the trail. In transit, a protective AirCover keeps away damage-in nature, it doubles as a waterproof raincover. Sleeping bag straps, a hydration compartment and hipbelt pockets provide a place for everything. Still need more room? The Trek is compatible with our Daylite® packs.

Other Special Features of the Product: Rain Cover


Recommended Uses For Product: Sport


Strap Type: Shoulder Strap


Compatible Device Size Maximum: 15 inches


Pocket Description: Utility Pocket


Apparel Closure Type: Zipper


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Embellishment Feature: Cord


Number Of Pockets: 6


Number of Compartments: 1


Backpack Harness Type: Shoulder Harness


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 50 pounds


Fit to Size Sentiment: Positive


Fit Type: Adjustable


Shoulder to Bottom Hem Length: 4 inches


Material Type: Nylon


Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only


Outer Material: Nylon


Lining Description: Nylon


Shell Type: Soft Shell


Apparel Fabric Stretch: No Stretch


Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Medium Weight


Storage Volume: 75 liters


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15"D x 28"W x 12"H


Item Weight: 1.92 kg


Unit Count: 1 Count


Size: O/S


Color: Petrol Blue


Backpack Design: Framed Backpack


Subject Character: sports


Sport Type: Hiking, Outdoor Lifestyle


Theme: Travel/Outdoor Adventure


Pattern: Solid


Item Shape: Rectangular


Product Style: Farpoint Trek 55 Travel Backpack


Brand Name: Osprey


Age Range Description: Children


Style Number: 10002195


Model Name: Farpoint Trek 55


School Type: High School


Number of Items: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 57


Warranty Description: All Mighty Guarantee


UPC: 845136089457


Included Components: FARPOINT TREK 55


Item Type Name: Travel Backpack


Manufacturer: Osprey


Manufacturer Part Number: 5-494-1-0


Import Designation: Imported


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I have had a lot of backpacks over the years from East German and US surplus to name brands. The folks at Osprey seem to have learned from all of them. This is not a daypack. It is not a summit pack. This is for carrying a large amount of stuff comfortably and keeping it organized. It has straps and fasteners - internal and external - everywhere it should to allow access and keep stuff together. The material is light but seems sturdy. The zippers have pulls that will work when your fine motor control is shot. The unit is also very comfortable. There is padding and mesh everywhere there should be to prevent chafing and over-pressure. The hip and shoulder suspension system distributes weight well, and the mesh panel permits sweat to evaporate. An internal pocket and convenient hole for my Camelback bladder and tube is a very nice change from other packs I've owned. And then there are the things you just wouldn't think of. Chief among these is a cover and handle so the pack can be safely covered up and used as a piece of luggage on a plane or train. Excellent foresight. So, I've ditched my old pack and am going with this one. Well done, Osprey. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2019 by A. Nuran
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