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This versatile, streamlined travel pack is designed to meet all the demands of your day hikes, commutes and weekend adventures. External features include a lockable main compartment and a durable fabric shell to protect high-wear areas, while the interior has a padded 16" laptop/hydration-sleeve compartment, as well as internal and external organization pockets to keep all your essentials secure while you're on the go. This travel daypack integrates seamlessly with the entire Farpoint/Fairview family and attaches to any travel, trek or wheeled pack in the collection.
- 11"W x 18.5"H x 8"D
- Padded, breathable back panel with adjustable shoulder and sternum straps
- Lockable main compartment
- Two external mesh pockets for water bottles and small items
- Internal and external zippered stash pockets
- Padded compartment fits most 16" laptops and can be used as a hydration sleeve
- 100% recycled polyester
- Imported
- CA WARNING: this item can expose you to dimethylformamide, a known carcinogen. See below link for more details on Proposition 65
- Item #7212440
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Most helpful positive review
Dec 27, 2025
Day pack perfection
Exactly as described, enough space and well organised and a good comfort fit for a light trail trip or business day
Mark J.
Reposted from osprey-emea
Most helpful critical review
Aug 9, 2025
Hard to manuver
I grabbed this pack because I am traveling, and I have the Fairview 40 that I planned on attaching it to. I figured I should get used to it and I TRIED SO HARD. The opening is too small at the top. My water bottle fell out each time I bent over to pick something up. When I would put it down and attempt to put something in or take something out, the backpack was just not stable enough. You can't even lean it against a surface, so it stays up. It just continues to fall down. Due to attempting to catch it yesterday, before it fell, I pulled a back muscle.
I removed the tags, since I was so determined, but I am hoping I am able to return it due to the inconvenience of the pack.
Irene B.
Reposted from Osprey
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Marisa M.
Reposted from Osprey
Mar 24, 2026
Don't use this much for
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Don't use this much for a travel day pack because it becomes back heavy with it attached to the main bag and would prefer the older zipper style attachment versus webbings/clips.
I do use it for weekly grocery trips and daily errands. I appreciate the top-loading and slim style to hold all my items snug and never have to worry about struggling to get the zipper closed. can also fit extra things into the deep side mesh pockets. Definitely surprised by how much I could fit and carry in this. The chest strap is helpful, sometimes I do wish there was a lap belt but overall love this pack and use it almost everyday!
Mark J.
Reposted from osprey-emea
Dec 27, 2025
Day pack perfection
Exactly as described, enough space and well organised and a good comfort fit for a light trail trip or business day
Kristen S.
Reposted from Osprey
Oct 7, 2025
Neat to have a way
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Neat to have a way to attach to the Fairview-- that's the only reason I bought this pack. And then I learned that this pack is better for people with longer torsos! The shoulder strap height is not adjustable as it is on the Fairview, and I was sorry to see the way the grab loop was designed between the two shoulder straps-- this functionally adds an additional ~2" to the torso length, since it's not possible to snug the pack up any closer to the neck than that grab area.
All to say: probably a great pack for someone with a longer torso, and not comfortable for me (shorter torso length)-- the pack goes halfway down my backside. Is there any other pack that goes with the Fairview? When I do travel, I do usually strap a smaller pack on my front, and the clip strategy seems easier than putting front shoulder straps on under back pack shoulder straps. I've looked for the same size clips so I could make my own connecting pack hookup, but have been unsuccessful in finding the needed size clips-- seems they're a nontraditional size. I wonder if that's intentional on Osprey's part to push people to buy this Travel Daypack? It did push me to do so, but what seems to be their only option doesn't fit me well. So if anyone knows of where I could get a pair of male clips to make my own connection with a different pack, I'd love to know!
Other notes: The placement of the main top zip feels a bit awkward-- it being tilted more toward the shoulder straps makes it a bit harder to open when putting stuff in. I like the color options. Apart from not being adjustable for torso lengths and the awkward top zipper, it seems well made.
Anndrea B.
Reposted from Osprey
Aug 29, 2025
Easy and accessbile system to
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy and accessbile system to attach to Fairview wheeled suitcase. Water bottle compartment is deep enough to hold a water bottle securely.
Jacy L.
Reposted from Osprey
Aug 29, 2025
Awesome pack! I love it
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome pack! I love it and it was actually a replacement for an older model which broke. With the All Mighty Guarantee Osprey replaced it quickly and for free and I can’t be happier! This is why I buy Osprey!!! Thank you!
Irene B.
Reposted from Osprey
Aug 9, 2025
Hard to manuver
I grabbed this pack because I am traveling, and I have the Fairview 40 that I planned on attaching it to. I figured I should get used to it and I TRIED SO HARD. The opening is too small at the top. My water bottle fell out each time I bent over to pick something up. When I would put it down and attempt to put something in or take something out, the backpack was just not stable enough. You can't even lean it against a surface, so it stays up. It just continues to fall down. Due to attempting to catch it yesterday, before it fell, I pulled a back muscle.
I removed the tags, since I was so determined, but I am hoping I am able to return it due to the inconvenience of the pack.