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product_id: 472259556
title: "Osprey Farpoint 40L Men's Travel Backpack, Tunnel Vision Grey"
brand: "osprey"
price: "2870 Lei"
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reviews_count: 9
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# Stowaway harness & hipbelt for versatile carry 16" quick-access laptop/tablet sleeve Lightweight 3.5 lbs carry-on ready Osprey Farpoint 40L Men's Travel Backpack, Tunnel Vision Grey

**Brand:** osprey
**Price:** 2870 Lei
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 The ultimate carry-on companion for the savvy globetrotter.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Osprey Farpoint 40L Men's Travel Backpack, Tunnel Vision Grey by osprey
- **How much does it cost?** 2870 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/472259556-osprey-farpoint-40l-mens-travel-backpack-tunnel-vision-grey)

## Best For

- osprey enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted osprey brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Carry-On Compliant:** Sized perfectly to meet domestic airline carry-on requirements—never check your bag again.
- • **Custom Fit Comfort:** Adjustable torso and load-lifting LightWire frame deliver all-day ergonomic support for the modern explorer.
- • **Seamless Airport Flow:** External zip toiletry pocket and quick-access laptop sleeve breeze you through security lines like a pro.
- • **Travel Light, Travel Smart:** Durable, high-wear fabrics keep your pack tough yet featherweight for effortless mobility.
- • **One Pack, Endless Possibilities:** Compatible with Farpoint/Fairview Daypack for flexible packing and city touring convenience.

## Overview

The Osprey Farpoint 40L Men's Travel Backpack in Tunnel Vision Grey is a lightweight, durable travel pack designed for professional travelers who demand efficiency and style. Featuring a stowaway harness and hipbelt, a quick-access 16" laptop and tablet sleeve, and an external toiletry pocket, it offers optimized internal organization and ergonomic comfort with adjustable torso fit and load-lifting frame. Sized to meet domestic carry-on standards and compatible with Osprey’s daypacks, it’s the perfect all-in-one solution for streamlined, hassle-free travel.

## Description

Travel far and light with the Farpoint Family, designed to keep up with fast-moving globetrotters exploring new and exciting places. Despite minimal weights, these full-featured men's packs adopt serious backpacking features from our more technical packs—like fine-tunable torso adjustments, load-lifting LightWire frames and breathable harnesses/hipbelts—blended with practical travel functionality. Internal organization has been optimized for travel purposes and rugged compressions straps keep your carry tight and stable whether you're bringing your whole kit along or slimming down for excursions. The Farpoint 40 is sized to meet most domestic carry-on requirements, making it the perfect one-pack-does-all for streamlined travel. A quick access zippered laptop/tablet sleeve protects devices up to 16" and an external toiletry pocket helps you breeze through security lines. It's compatible with the Farpoint/Fairview Travel Daypack for even more flexibility at your desitination.

Review: Worked Really Well for Me - Bought the 40L travel backpack to use on a recent trip to Europe. The 40L accommodated everything I wanted to take with me without issue. I’ve traveled a lot over the years for both business and pleasure and I’ve learned how to travel light, so the 40L was plenty of space for me. I make use of compression packing cubes to keep everything organized and I’ve simply just learned to not overpack. Overall, the pack feels very well made from quality materials, so I believe it should last being subjected to the type of robust traveling I do. Zippers seem sturdy and all seams are well sewn. The handles are robust and well cushioned. I had no problem carrying the pack by hand. I also like the simplicity of the bag. One big packing compartment and a zippered mesh compartment. No interior dividers or extra zippered pockets means more packing space for the things I want to carry. Again, I use packing cubes and drawstring bags to keep everything organized. Used it in both duffle bag mode and backpack mode. I like that I can hide the shoulder straps behind the zippered cover for boarding planes and trains. It made getting the travel pack through the aisles and up into the overhead bins easier. I had no problems fitting it into the overhead bins and the airlines didn’t flag me for having too big of a carry-on or a “backpack”. The handles at the top of the bag and on the side helped with getting it out of the overhead compartment and off the plane. It was also comfortable when I used it as a backpack. The fully adjustable strap system with hip belt allows you to find a fit that is comfortable for your body. Using the compression straps on the back to hold my jacket in place when not in use is also a plus. And on the 40L you get the accessible, top pocket to hold smaller items, which I like as it’s nice to have a pocket for quick access to certain smaller things. Note, the 55L version does not have this top pocket/compartment as Osprey assumes you will be using the included 15L travel daypack as part of your travel system. There’s a back pocket underneath the compression straps that’s deep enough for a light sweater, water bottle, snacks, etc. A few things to note on the design. First would be to add more, softer padding to the laptop sleeve behind the shoulder straps. I feel like the padding for the laptop sleeve is a bit “stiff”. My laptop survived the trip with no problems, but I didn’t bang the backpack around very much. Also, the laptop sleeve extends inside the main compartment of the bag and is held in place on each corner by a hook and loop system. This allows the laptop sleeve to be lifted up, maybe so you can place something under the sleeve such as papers. I’m not entirely sure why Osprey designed the laptop sleeve this way, but that’s the design. So, you will be packing items directly on top of the laptop sleeve in the main compartment. This was not a deal breaker for me, but the user should be aware of this system. You also access the laptop compartment from the side of the bag instead of the top. Not an issue for me but for some users they may not like that system. I had no problem fitting my iPad Air and 14” PC in the computer sleeve. The shape of the travel pack is more oval or teardrop than square with the oval being slightly bigger at the base of the bag. Some people may prefer a square packing compartment over this design but I had no packing issues. Just make a mental note of it. The straps have excessive length and dangle. I’m assuming this is to accommodate all body sizes and clothing bulk. It’d be great if Osprey provided strap retainers to make the excess strap lengths more organized, but they don’t. I ended up 3D printing simple strap organizers which did the trick of eliminating the dangling issue. Fortunately, if you don’t have an 3D printer, desertcart sells strap retainers, so a purchaser should consider getting some if dangling straps bother them. You say you can’t decide between the 40L and 55L? Let me give you some clarity to help. The 55L Farpoint main pack is exactly the same packing size as the 40L. In order to get the additional 15L in packing space, Osprey added a 15L, detachable travel daypack that sits on top of the main pack. Yes, the 15L travel daypack is a nice feature. It gives you a detachable, 15L smaller backpack that you can use separately from the travel backpack for when you’re touring around a city. Some people might like the 15L travel daypack addition, but not me. I chose to go in a different direction and use the Osprey 13L Daylite pack instead. The 13L Osprey Daylite pack incorporates/attaches well with/to my 40L Farpoint and I prefer it over the 15L travel daypack for many reasons that are too long for this review. Overall, for the price (I bought mine when it was on sale), this is a solid travel backpack. It has a good cost to quality to usefulness ratio. Yes there are other, more expensive travel backpacks out there that are geared towards world travel adventures - but this one will be more than sufficient for the average, on-the-go traveler who goes on a few trips each year.
Review: Perfect for (and optimized for) airplane travel. - So great! The airline frequently questions whether or not the larger portion will fit into the overhead and I always just tell them let me try it and it always fits. The bag is perfectly sized. The fact that I can detach and reattach the separate personal item bag is also amazing. When I’m walking through the airport, it’s so nice to just have everything on my back in one package; simultaneously it’s so nice to be able to separate them when needed to fit onto the airplane. The larger bag is as comfortable as could reasonably be expected for a bag of this size and carrying capacity. The mesh pockets on the side of the personal item bag are large enough to hold my Nalgene bottle or a hat or whatever else is needed. After one trip, the durability seems to be good. NO RAGRETS (as they say)

## Features

- Lightweight & Durable - Durable fabrics in high-wear areas combine with smart design to create a lightweight and tough travel pack that will last a lifetime.
- Stowaway Harness & Hipbelt - The harness stows away for safekeeping while checked and deploys quickly for any path or trail.
- Quick access zippered 16" laptop and tablet sleeve, External zip toiletry pocket
- Adjustable torso fit
- Compatible with Farpoint/Fairview Daypack and is a domestic carry-on size
- Item Dimensions: 21.7H x 13.8W x 9.1D in; Item Weight: 3.49lb

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09KQ2VJCW |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,665 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #2 in Internal Frame Hiking Backpacks |
| Capacity Total | 40 Liters |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,345) |
| Department | mens |
| Item Weight | 3.5 Pounds |
| Item model number | 10003675 |
| Manufacturer | Osprey |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 24 x 15 x 4 inches |
| Units | 1 Count |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I plan to go on a yearlong trip around the world, and prefer to do my laundry every 10 days. Can the main bag alone hold enough clothes for 10 days?**
A: It would be a very appropriate pack for the trip you have described.

**Q: How much does it weigh ?**
A: According to their website this pack weighs 3.486  lbs. The one I received weighs 3.6 lbs according to my luggage scale.

**Q: What color is it? Is it the new model?**
A: It's a very dark blue green color... very nice.

**Q: I see this pack can be used as a carry on. Is it small enough to fit under the seat, as a personal item?**
A: It's the size of a carry on bag that has wheels, but it won't fit under a seat. It's a great bag though! Highly recommend

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked Really Well for Me
*by M***E on April 1, 2025*

Bought the 40L travel backpack to use on a recent trip to Europe. The 40L accommodated everything I wanted to take with me without issue. I’ve traveled a lot over the years for both business and pleasure and I’ve learned how to travel light, so the 40L was plenty of space for me. I make use of compression packing cubes to keep everything organized and I’ve simply just learned to not overpack. Overall, the pack feels very well made from quality materials, so I believe it should last being subjected to the type of robust traveling I do. Zippers seem sturdy and all seams are well sewn. The handles are robust and well cushioned. I had no problem carrying the pack by hand. I also like the simplicity of the bag. One big packing compartment and a zippered mesh compartment. No interior dividers or extra zippered pockets means more packing space for the things I want to carry. Again, I use packing cubes and drawstring bags to keep everything organized. Used it in both duffle bag mode and backpack mode. I like that I can hide the shoulder straps behind the zippered cover for boarding planes and trains. It made getting the travel pack through the aisles and up into the overhead bins easier. I had no problems fitting it into the overhead bins and the airlines didn’t flag me for having too big of a carry-on or a “backpack”. The handles at the top of the bag and on the side helped with getting it out of the overhead compartment and off the plane. It was also comfortable when I used it as a backpack. The fully adjustable strap system with hip belt allows you to find a fit that is comfortable for your body. Using the compression straps on the back to hold my jacket in place when not in use is also a plus. And on the 40L you get the accessible, top pocket to hold smaller items, which I like as it’s nice to have a pocket for quick access to certain smaller things. Note, the 55L version does not have this top pocket/compartment as Osprey assumes you will be using the included 15L travel daypack as part of your travel system. There’s a back pocket underneath the compression straps that’s deep enough for a light sweater, water bottle, snacks, etc. A few things to note on the design. First would be to add more, softer padding to the laptop sleeve behind the shoulder straps. I feel like the padding for the laptop sleeve is a bit “stiff”. My laptop survived the trip with no problems, but I didn’t bang the backpack around very much. Also, the laptop sleeve extends inside the main compartment of the bag and is held in place on each corner by a hook and loop system. This allows the laptop sleeve to be lifted up, maybe so you can place something under the sleeve such as papers. I’m not entirely sure why Osprey designed the laptop sleeve this way, but that’s the design. So, you will be packing items directly on top of the laptop sleeve in the main compartment. This was not a deal breaker for me, but the user should be aware of this system. You also access the laptop compartment from the side of the bag instead of the top. Not an issue for me but for some users they may not like that system. I had no problem fitting my iPad Air and 14” PC in the computer sleeve. The shape of the travel pack is more oval or teardrop than square with the oval being slightly bigger at the base of the bag. Some people may prefer a square packing compartment over this design but I had no packing issues. Just make a mental note of it. The straps have excessive length and dangle. I’m assuming this is to accommodate all body sizes and clothing bulk. It’d be great if Osprey provided strap retainers to make the excess strap lengths more organized, but they don’t. I ended up 3D printing simple strap organizers which did the trick of eliminating the dangling issue. Fortunately, if you don’t have an 3D printer, Amazon sells strap retainers, so a purchaser should consider getting some if dangling straps bother them. You say you can’t decide between the 40L and 55L? Let me give you some clarity to help. The 55L Farpoint main pack is exactly the same packing size as the 40L. In order to get the additional 15L in packing space, Osprey added a 15L, detachable travel daypack that sits on top of the main pack. Yes, the 15L travel daypack is a nice feature. It gives you a detachable, 15L smaller backpack that you can use separately from the travel backpack for when you’re touring around a city. Some people might like the 15L travel daypack addition, but not me. I chose to go in a different direction and use the Osprey 13L Daylite pack instead. The 13L Osprey Daylite pack incorporates/attaches well with/to my 40L Farpoint and I prefer it over the 15L travel daypack for many reasons that are too long for this review. Overall, for the price (I bought mine when it was on sale), this is a solid travel backpack. It has a good cost to quality to usefulness ratio. Yes there are other, more expensive travel backpacks out there that are geared towards world travel adventures - but this one will be more than sufficient for the average, on-the-go traveler who goes on a few trips each year.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for (and optimized for) airplane travel.
*by Y***A on August 19, 2025*

So great! The airline frequently questions whether or not the larger portion will fit into the overhead and I always just tell them let me try it and it always fits. The bag is perfectly sized. The fact that I can detach and reattach the separate personal item bag is also amazing. When I’m walking through the airport, it’s so nice to just have everything on my back in one package; simultaneously it’s so nice to be able to separate them when needed to fit onto the airplane. The larger bag is as comfortable as could reasonably be expected for a bag of this size and carrying capacity. The mesh pockets on the side of the personal item bag are large enough to hold my Nalgene bottle or a hat or whatever else is needed. After one trip, the durability seems to be good. NO RAGRETS (as they say)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Durable travel backpack for carryon
*by R***Y on October 8, 2025*

I am going to do a trip with no luggage as Ill be going on a trek. So, I needed a travel backpack, with a clamshell opening, proper compression straps, a hip belt, and sturdy as hell. Ive practiced by carrying 18lbs of gear on hikes. This has done well so far. I really like all the straps. It seems like a lot, but its mainly for adjusting the weight and adjusting for your height. Adjust it so that the weight falls on your hips and not shoulders. Outer material is sturdy and straps look solid. I also like that mine is red inside, so I can easily see small things inside via contrast. There is also a flap that can cover the straps and turn it into a big suitcase with clean interface. Compression straps inside and outside. Medium pocket on top and store small objects on the mesh inside, Water bottle just goes into the pouch outside, very small pocket on the left hip belt. Other than that, no other small storage. Im happy with the 40L as that is capable for carryon.

## Frequently Bought Together

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