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Color: Pointbreak Grey
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- Durable, TPU-coated fabric and burly hardware provide incredible abrasion and weather resistance to protect your gear
- Stowaway contoured harness and yoke for comfortable backpack carry
- Large, lockable U-zip access to main compartment
- Internal zippered mesh side panel pocket
- Included shoulder strap for messenger-style carry
- Overall dimensions - 40L at 2.7 lbs (20.9H x 12.2W x 10.6D in.)
Description
First place winner of the prestigious 2018 Carryology Best Travel Luggage category. These packs are at home in the beds of dusty and dented pickup trucks, tied to yaks on faint footpaths, under your bed or in your garage and everywhere in between. From loading a few racks of cams for trips to the Creek, organizing your gear library at home, or packing for the biggest trip of your life, the Transporter® Series will take you there, and bring your gear back safe.
Product Dimensions : 16 x 12 x 6 inches; 2.67 Pounds
Item model number : 10001154
Department : Unisex-adult
Date First Available : June 25, 2014
Manufacturer : Osprey Packs
Best Sellers Rank: #174,862 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #239 in Sports Duffel Bags
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Customer Reviews: 4.8 out of 5 stars 475 ratings
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I really love Osprey products and was really looking forward to trying out this bag (would have been the 5th one I own!), but frankly I'm surprised by all of the 5 star reviews. The bag is a great size for a 3-5 day trip and I love the shape, but it has some design flaws that seem pretty obvious to me. The top of the bag (how you access the main compartment) is coated in a plastic material, which I love, but oddly, the outside of the bottom is not covered in this material. The bottom panel of the bag has the plastic coating on the inside instead of the outside. This means that when you put the bag down, the fabric is on the floor/ground. The part of the bag that I would expect to get the dirtiest, is not coated in a wipeable, easy-to-clean material. Also, this means that when you're carrying the bag on your back, the bottom of the bag is facing out (with potentially wet and dirty fabric). The part of the bag that is coated in plastic on the outside is against your back...not breathing and making you sweat. Also, the panel against your back is not padded (like the Trailkit/Snowkit series). I was also bummed about the lack of extra little stowaway pockets and no compression/cinch straps. There are straps inside of the bag to hold things in place, which is great, but b/c of the way the bag is designed, your items are held in place against the bottom of the bag. When you put the bag on your back, if it's not packed full, the weight is pulled away from your back. Some compression straps on the outside that would allow you to pull the weight towards your back (esp while you're wearing the bag) would be an excellent feature. For now, this bag is being returned. Perhaps with the next version it will be just right...
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2018 by SB
Color: Black
I am a backpacker (in mostly urban settings). I have tried several Osprey bags for this purpose. I started with the Osprey Porter 46. Then I moved onto the Osprey Farpoint 40. And now, I am using this Osprey Transporter. Who am I and what do I need the bag for? I work in different cities, and have free time in between to explore. I typically bounce around in urban areas, i.e. no hiking, no climbing, and commute on cabs/trains/buses/planes. I pack about 7-10 days worth of clothes, gym shoes, a laptop, and a camera. I don't need a deluge of straps or bells and whistles. I need a bag that can hold as much as possible, is sturdy, and has decent padding and support for urban carrying. So that said, here has been my progression: The Porter 46 is way too bulky with the "straightjacket" design. I don't understand what circumstances I would need the bulletproof-esque protection it provides. After 2 trips of lugging around the Porter 46, it just felt too awkward, excessive, and heavy. Compared to my 40L bags, I honestly didn't sense the extra 6L whatsoever, due to it being so rigid, it is hard to really STUFF things in. With these issues, I decided to move onto the well-reviewed and highly recommended Farpoint 40. I did about 4 trips with this bag (PNW USA, Southeast Asia, Central Europe, and Western Europe). And there is good reason why this is such a popular bag. It has a good balance of protection, sturdiness, organizational pockets, and large main compartment. It also sports a very good frame, a good hip strap and outer straps to cinch the bag down. With so many pros, why did I decide to move onto the Transporter 40L? It's because the FP40 had too many pockets that I didn't make use of. It has 1 large bulky & padded outer pocket for a laptop, and little pen slots and a mesh pocket. I only ever use it for my laptop, and it is way too much real estate taken away just for my laptop. The name of the game for my needs is VERSATILITY. I could have used that space to pack at least another 4-5 shirts, when need be. So here I am, moving onto my next trial with the Transporter 40. It has 1 giant compartment, which I am able to make better use of than Porter 46L and the Farpoint 40L. This bag boils down to just being a giant, very sturdy duffel bag with backpack straps. On my most recent trip, I was able to fit about 12 T-shirts, 1 flannel, 1 hoodie, 10 pairs of socks, 10 pairs of underwear, 2 pairs of pants, my toiletry bag, a laptop, a camera. My Porter 46 and FP40 could fit about the same amount, minus the camera. So it definitely has a bit more space. My initial take on this bag when it arrived at my door was.. well.. apprehension. It came rolled up in a little packing cube. I really didn't understand the need for this. At what point would I possibly need to roll up and pack up my main travel bag???? Also, it was very soft and malleable, and I thought it meant a lack of structure and a lack of padding. I was VERY close to just returning it because it was absolutely not what I expected. But having already unpacked it, and my flight was the very next day... I decided to just take the plunge and give it a shot. I did 2 months in Europe with this bag, and just got back today. My thoughts on this bag are: Pros: * Duffel bag strap AND backpack strap. This feature is actually a BIG pro for me. For my travel style, I tend to switch back and forth between shoulder carry and backpack carry. With the other bags, I end up holding it with my arms, which sucks. This duffle bag style carry has proven very helpful for me on this past trip, getting on and off planes/buses and into tight spaces was made so much easier. * holds more than the Porter and Farpoint in the main compartment. If you don't have a need for little organizational pockets, this doesn't waste space on that. * on the flip side of that trade-off, it lacks organization, so if you need a laptop slot, a space for little knick knacks, this bag is not good for you. However, the pro is there is ONE pocket on the top and it IS pretty sizable. I was able to fit my wallet, keys, bar of soap, phone, power bank, watch, and 4 clif bars. It is a pretty decently sized pocket Cons: * Again, only 1 top pocket and 1 main compartment. you will NOT have organizational pockets. * NO OUTER STRAPS to cinch down your stuff!! Only INTERIOR straps, which works fine. But it really made me miss the Farpoint 40's outer straps. The one thing I would love to see in the next iteration is outer straps.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2019 by S. Wong
Perfect for my travels! First off, let me commend Osprey on the quality of their gear. Secondly, this is the second backpack I’ve purchased from them and I’m immediately in love. I originally bought the Sirrus 24 prior to doing any proper research. I was looking for a backpack that could carry 3-4 days worth of clothes while I travel Europe. Sirrus 24 can only pack about 2 days worth for me but it wasn’t until later that I realized it was specifically for hiking. I only paid attention to the size of it. So thirdly, do some research! Regardless, I liked it so much that I kept it. Whenever I return to the states, I know I will put it to good use. Today, I got this and it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for! I can carry it like a duffel or backpack. The material is sturdy but not so hard that it won’t be flexible in the overhead cabin on the plane. And for someone like me who travels light to begin with, I will definitely be able to fit 3-4 days worth in here. I am a short girl, 5’ 1”, and it rests fine on my back.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2018 by Ainslie Vizcarra