Osprey Packs

Farpoint Wheeled 65L Travel Pack

Nice bag, so far

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Size Bought:

65L

I've been looking for a larger checked bag for awhile, and decided to try this one because it converts to a backpack. I used it on a 10-day winter trip to Scandinavia, and so far it seems great. It rolls well on smooth airport floors, and does a decent job on cobblestones, bricks, and uneven surfaces. It rolled well through crusty snow. The little legs are pretty impressive - I figured once loaded the bag would fall over, but it stands up nicely even when poorly packed. When it first arrived, I was concerned that the interior was smaller than advertised. However, after packing, I found the packing space to be sufficient. I was able to pack Sorel Dominator boots, 10 days of clothes, insulated bibs, and another pair of boots with room to spare. The zippers and compression straps all work well. The show pocket fits small botts and shoes nicely. I didn't use the backpack feature - Once I get that tested I'll post again.

Comfortable and will be primary

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Comfortable and will be primary bag along with Osprey sling for our trip to Italy September 2025! Pictures to follow…next year!

I couldn’t be happier with

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I couldn’t be happier with my choice. These bags have always exceeded my expectations in every possible way.

Best travel backpack! Very well

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best travel backpack! Very well made with options to use as backpack or rolling travel bag. Also very roomy with several compartments for organization. Highly recommend.

I spent two months traveling

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I spent two months traveling with my Osprey pack. I love it. Practical and easy to use, it was the right choice for my needs

Unfortunate design problem

The center pull handle extension sticks up in the inside bottom making it very undesirable. Not just a little, a lot. The concept is very good having a large roller bag with shoulder straps for carrying it on rough terrain. Great plan just not executed correctly. Maybe equipping it with two extension poles would help?

Daylight attachment

I just received a Daylight Plus to use with my Farpoint65. Instead of jamming the buckles through the gear loops on the bottom of the Daylight. I found it much easier to use the waist belt on the daylight placed through the gear loops to secure the bottom. Hope this helps others.

Almost perfect

More adjustments and sizing options. Other packs in this same field have adjustable shoulder harnesses. That seems more important to me on a pack capable of carrying larger loads, such as this one. The build quality, material and organization are nice on this pack. This is the reason I will keep it. The intergration of a day pack was a huge selling point to me. Osprey does a poor job of explaining this unique feature. The Daylight Plus does not work fully with the Farpoint. You can strap it to the back, but you can do that with any small pack. The Daylight Plus can not connect to the shoulder straps for the hands free experience. Bad design flaw. If Osprey would have used the correct buckle on the upper compression strap of the Daylight Plus, it could clip right into the shoulder strap of the Farpoint. The buckel is just slightly to small. Would love to have had the Daylight Plus work, it is a superior pack the the Farpoint/Fairview Day pack. My wife bought the Farpoint/Fairview Day pack and it fully integrates as displayed.