Osprey Farpoint 70L Traveler Backpack Can Hold a Laptop, Drone, Packing Cubes, and More

The Osprey Farpoint 70 backpack, priced at $138 (was $230), is a great option for long-term travel. You’ll want a single backpack that can accommodate everything, from clothes to electronics, and Osprey designed this pack to do exactly that. It has a 55-liter main compartment that can be coupled with a 15-liter daypack that snaps out to give you a total capacity of 70 liters.

The main compartment opens up like a suitcase owing to the clamshell zipper, making it exceedingly simple to load and unload. Packing cubes are straightforward to install, and most people can fit three or four of them inside without leaving too much space open. There are additional pockets on the sides and some airy mesh compartments to keep your tiny items tidy. If you have extra gear that has to be clipped on, there are loops and attachment points throughout.

Its Airscape back panel ensures all-day comfort, and the mesh construction allows air to flow and perspiration to drain even when worn for long periods of time. The shoulder straps are padded and adjustable to fit your height, while the hip belt distributes weight to your hips where it belongs. So, even when completely loaded, the pack feels manageable rather than like a heavy weight on your back. If you no longer require the straps, you can keep them inside a zipper for a cleaner appearance.

You also have a designated area in the daypack for your gadgets, including a padded sleeve that can accommodate laptops up to 16 inches and some extra capacity for peripherals. Some users have even stored drones, chargers, a Kindle, and other tiny items there without issue. The daypack clips or stacks directly onto the main pack, allowing you to choose how to carry it or not.

This beast stands about 26 inches tall, 15 inches broad, and 13 inches deep, weighing approximately 5.4 pounds empty. Osprey chose several extremely tough materials, such as ripstop nylon and packcloth, that can survive tears and wear. In the event that something goes wrong, they offer a lifetime warranty against defects.

The Farpoint 70’s most popular feature is its adaptability. It’s ideal for longer journeys or multi-week adventures, but removing the daypack makes it a lighter option for city exploration or flights where only the necessities are required. Even on sweltering days or when you’re stuck trekking between terminals, the ventilation and padding make things pleasant to wear.