Osprey Farpoint/Fairview Unisex Travel Daypacks

This is my third Osprey backpack, the other two being the Daylite Plus and Farpoint 40. Needless to say, this latest bag does not disappoint. In short, this bag is comfortable, surprisingly spacious, great quality, and nicely compartmentalised. I may actually prefer this bag to the Daylite Plus for daily use, if only because it’s a bit more compact. Despite being smaller overall, this bag has a slightly larger laptop sleeve than the Daylite Plus. This is particularly nice in my case since it fits my laptop’s carry case, meaning I don’t have to carry my laptop’s accessories (like its charger) separately from my laptop. I initially bought this bag because I wanted something I could keep my valuables in while travelling. The Daylite Plus and Fairpoint 40 are great for travelling because the Daylite Plus can attach to the rear of the Farpoint 40. However, because of this, it’s difficult to access items in either bag. Therefore, I wanted a third bag I could store valuables in (like my passport, wallet, laptop, etc.) that would be easily accessible, and so I chose this bag. I can attach this bag to the front of my Farpoint 40, giving me the ability to travel with three bags while also keeping my hands free. Because I can attach this bag to the front of my Farpoint 40, it’s very accessible and I know my valuables are safe because they’re right in front of me. While a bit pricey for the size, it’s hard to beat Osprey’s quality. If you already own a larger Osprey bag (like the Farpoint/Fairpoint), this bag is a great addition for travelling. If you don’t already own a larger Osprey bag, and you’re looking for something to take travelling (or you just want separate large and small bags), I would highly recommend the Farpoint/Fairpoint 55, which comes with this bag included. In summary, this is a great bag if you already own a larger Osprey bag. If you don’t, this bag is still good, but its greatest strength is that it integrates well with other Osprey bags. I can highly recommend this bag. Osprey has yet to let me down. 5/5.

Another excellent product from Osprey. This daypack has served me well on many hikes. It is comfortable to wear and large enought to store all of the essentials that you would need for a day hike.

Great for a day hike. Good size with pockets for bits and bobs. Side pockets for water bottles. Maybe would benefit from central outer pocket - but I don’t miss it.

Lovely hand bag sized back pack!

I bought it for a backpacking trip in Brazil therefore went for a muted colour as I didn’t want to draw attention. I loved it so much that I wear it now daily and kind of wish I’d have chosen a more fun colour way. The netting on the sides is sort of fragile and can easily rip so be cautious not to damage it.

I bought this daypack to replace the one that came with my pre 2022 Farpoint 70. The original one was a small 13L and a poor, slim and flat internal shape that rendered it largely useless to me. This new one is slightly larger at 15L and a much better shape that allows it to be packed and filled out more. It fits just fine on to the front of the older Farpoint but you can only use the compressions straps threaded through the loops on the daypack to secure it in place because this daypack does not have the zip that you could also secure the old style daypack to the Farpoint with. For some bizarre reason Osprey have specified ever so slightly different buckles on the new daypack to those on the older style Farpoint which means "out of the box" you cannot clip the daypack to the shoulder strap attachment points on the Farpoint so that you can carry the daypack infront of your chest. For me this was easily fixed by removing the buckles off my old daypack and fitting them onto the new daypack, backwards comptibilty restored. Overall I like this tidy little backpack which, for me, is significantly more useful for use as aircraft cabin luggage and days out than the one that come before it.

Nice narrow day sack, no waist belt but not big enough to warrant it. The laptop sleeve/water reservoir pouch is small but secure. Would have liked a loop to carry a waterproof or an outside quick stash pocket but the lid pocket was big enough for most things.

I Intentionally bought this separately but to go with the Farpoint 40 backpack which it integrates with seamlessly. I’ve yet to use it on the intended trip in a few months but the design and functionality appear to be great. It’s fairly basic in terms of organisation being mainly one large compartment but that’s all I was after from a daypack to give flexibility. It feels comfortable to wear but will need to test it out in the wild. Got a decent Black Friday deal on it so was fairly good value for money for an item I’m planning on using for years to come.

This daypack is perfect! I love how it connects to the Fairview travel pack easily for when you need to carry both. It fits under the seat in all airplanes, so the perfect personal item. But also is very heavy duty and high quality. I use it on its own even when I’m not travelling for hikes or day trips. Worth it for sure, especially if you already have the travel pack.

Bellissimo adatto per essere attaccato al fairview 40 litri e per essere portato come zaino 🎒 più piccolo.quando si lascia quello grande in ostello

Great 15L backpack. Easily fits my 14” MacBook in the laptop pocket. I was worried it was going to be too small, but seems to be the perfect size. It easily fits underneath an airplane seat and you won’t be told “it’s too big to be a personal item”. I was able to pack my MacBook, ipad, cable organizer bag, battery pack charger, two water bottles, and a change of clothing into this bag with some room for other small random items. The material feels durable, back is rigid, yet breathable. I like that I have the ability to lock it, and that it has a built in whistle. Also like Osprey’s warranty (see pic). I do wish it zippered all the way down, but it is still fairly easy to get things in and out of the main compartment without the full zipper. I was previously using a packable Essie Bauer 20L stow away backpack. It was a good bag, but lacked rigidity and the shoulder straps sucked when wearing it for longer than an hour. Love Eddie Bauer, but this Osprey is much better. This bag is rigid, feels nicer, and the shoulder straps are comfortable even if wearing for over an hours. Overall happy with the bag! Good price for a good bag.

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.

Compañera perfecta para la mochila fairpoint 40 o fairview 40, ya que puedes acoplarla en el frontal de tu mochila usando las cinchas existentes. Ademas, si tu fairpoint /fairview 40 es de las modernas, este daypack lopuedes montar tipo "tortuga". Nosotros viajamos siempre a Asia y esta mochila es ideal para usar durante el día o para varios dias mientras dejas la mochila grande en tu hostel, hotel o consigna. Lo hemos usado tambien para rutas de trekking y es muy comoda. Reconozco que OSPREY me ha ganado desde hace años por su comodidad y calidad. La recomiendo