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Been using the Farpoint 40 for a few trips now and it’s easily one of the best travel backpacks I’ve owned. Perfect size for carry-on but still holds loads of gear thanks to the smart layout and compression straps.Super comfy to wear, even when fully loaded, and the straps tuck away neatly if you’re checking it in. Loads of handy pockets too for organising everything.Only thing is the back panel can get a bit warm on hot days, but that's to be expected with any big pack.Top quality build and worth every penny for travellers.

I took this bag with me on a flight/plane as a cabin bag (to go in the overhead bin). I didnt over fill it but it still had changes of clothes and was full without being stretched. It fit perfectly in the overhead bin on my ryanair flights and finnair flights. Went for a few nights to northern finland to see the norther nights and sleep in a glass igloo and it held everything I needed with ease.The comfort of the bag was surprising too. Ive always used basic school bag type bags, but this is a whole level above. I can see why its used for hiking and things. The side panels that come out around your side are very comfortable but I kept them folded in mostly as I wasnt walking for long periods of time with the bag on. However when the side parts are used and the chest strap, it feels like you're getting a comfortable hug and feels perfectly shaped to the body.I was skeptical and I didnt like the higher price for a bag to take on occasional trips, but I'm very very glad I bought it because the quality is very high and it seems very sturdy. The zips are also silky smooth. It feels like a bag that is going to last me years and that can be used for anything I'll need. Don't buy cheap and regret, buy quality and have a lasting product :)

Used for traveling south america and it was great no complaints at all. Great design for on your back and especially having the ‘day bag’ being able to clip on also is a great designGood size and good design for being able to pack

basically, this lives up to its reputation for comfort. the shoulder straps are are a nice width, padding is good, the waist strap is substantial and given that the backpack uses a frame, the waist straps does exactly what it should, the frame channels most of the weight onto your hips and not your shoulders. the interior is pretty spartan, no frills. really need to have third party storage cube solutions to organize things well. holds two water bottles but given they are located on the back and not the sides, the bigger you fill up the backpack, the less room there is for water bottles on the back. picked up this as well as a PeakDesign travel 45L. while I love the PD for all its bells and whistles, its no where near as comfortable as this one. so if comfort the overriding criteria, this is the 45L to get IMHO.

Took it for large cabin luggage on easyject no problem. Corrected adjusted (the straps) it is a delight for wear. Not hug so short trips (non camping) are best. Feels high end and worth the money.

Awesome quality and finish but rather impractical model. The previous Farpoint-40 had more options.

Excellent travel bag , fits in most over head lockers and well made for holidays . I also bought cubes that helped fit more items inside the compartments.

Son very happyUsed to travel would recommend