Osprey Farpoint

Whether you're a man or a woman, a hiking enthusiast or a long-distance traveler, the Osprey Farpoint backpack is designed to simplify your life. It's halfway between a hiking backpack and a travel backpack, combining comfort, a wide opening and multiple well-designed compartments to organize your belongings.

Lightweight, robust and practical, it is as comfortable on a mountain trek as for a weekend in the city. Available in several sizes and volumes, it can be adapted to every use, whether for a simple hike or a world tour.

Let's discover together why the Farpoint travel backpack has become a must-have for those who want to travel light... but organized.

Why choose an Osprey Farpoint travel backpack?

Comfort and ergonomics

For both men and women, a comfortable backpack makes all the difference during a hike or trek. The Farpoint is designed to reduce the feeling of weight thanks to an ergonomic carrying system:

• Adjustable and padded straps suitable for all body shapes.
• Wide hip belt that transfers the weight of belongings to the hips, thus relieving the shoulders.
• Compression straps to stabilize the volume and prevent your belongings from moving.

And with a ventilated back panel, it remains comfortable even after several hours of walking.

Sustainable and environmentally friendly materials

At Osprey, we don't mess around when it comes to durability. Osprey hiking backpacks are made with recycled, durable, and abrasion-resistant fabrics. Whether you're trekking in the dust or hiking in the rain, your belongings stay protected thanks to the integrated rain cover and quality YKK zippers. This is a bag that retains its qualities, no matter how much weight or volume you're carrying.

Main features of Farpoint bags

Compartments and storage

Farpoint shines with its sense of organization.
Each compartment is designed to optimize storage and protect your belongings:

• Large suitcase-style front opening that provides easy access to all your belongings.
• Spacious main compartment with internal straps to hold your clothes.
• Zipped pockets on the waistband for items to keep close at hand during a trek.
• Lower compartment with zippered divider for storing a sleeping bag, shoes or dirty clothes.
• Padded pouch to protect a computer or tablet.
• Side pockets for storing a water bottle, map or hiking equipment.

Simply put, all your belongings are quickly and securely accessible thanks to the sturdy zippers.

Carrying system and shoulder straps

The Farpoint carrying system is designed to distribute the weight even when the volume is large.

• Adjustable back length for easy carrying
• Padded shoulder straps and waist belt to absorb the load
• Tightening at the waist and chest for good support
• Padded handles on top and side
• Practical cover to protect the straps in the hold and to face the rain.

Even fully loaded, it remains comfortable, whether you are hiking in the mountains or trekking in the desert.

How to choose the right Farpoint model?

Depending on capacity and volume

The Farpoint comes in several sizes and volumes to suit your travel style and needs:

• 40 L: compact, lightweight, perfect for staying in the cabin and limiting weight.
• 55 L: versatile, good balance between volume and comfort for longer trips.
• 70 L: for adventurers who go trekking or hiking with a lot of stuff.

The right choice will depend on the size of your gear and the type of adventure.

For what type of trip?

The Farpoint is equally at home on hikes and city trips:

• Long-distance trek with bivouac, lower compartment ideal for camping equipment.
• Travel with frequent movement, suitcase opening and easy access to belongings.
• Minimalist travel, 40 L format that fits in the cabin and limits weight.

And if you want to explore other models of trekking backpacks suitable for hiking and trekking, consider the Osprey Talon, Osprey Tempest or even the Osprey Poco baby carrier to carry your little adventurers.

Osprey Farpoint Backpack FAQs

What size Osprey bag should I choose?

It depends on the volume and weight of your belongings. For a man or woman traveling light, the 40L is perfect. For a trek or hike with full equipment, opt for a 55 or 70L.

Is the Osprey Farpoint 40 accepted in the cabin?

Yes, in most airlines. Its volume and size are compliant, and its weight remains contained even when full.

Where are Osprey bags made?

Designed in the USA, they are manufactured in Asia with a strong environmental commitment. Materials and zippers are chosen to last.