Fairview 55-Liter Travel Backpack

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently went on week long trip to Guatemala and let me tell you this is the new it-girl bag. I met so many other people who had it and raved about the ability to combine and separate the bags. The only gripe I have is that the day pack only has a chest clip (no hip clip) which gets old quickly on a hike. I might just switch it out with my usual day pack for future trips.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We haven’t had a chance to take the Osprey Fairview 55 Travel Pack on an actual trip yet, but first impressions are outstanding. The look and feel are exactly what you’d expect from Osprey, excellent quality, durable materials, and thoughtful design throughout. My wife did a full mock pack test and was able to fit everything she’d need for a one week trip without any issues. Plenty of room for clothes and essentials, and it still felt organized and manageable. The zippers, straps, and overall construction feel solid and built to last. If it performs on the road as well as it looks and feels at home, we’re going to be very happy with this purchase. So far, very impressed!

I use a day pack daily for my commute or just go places. It is my go to bag now, the size is perfect, big enough for all my needs. Fits my lunch box and love the laptop compartment. Recently I travelled from UK to Portugal and used the travel pack on the way back. It went on hold with a couple bottles of wine and other goodies in addition to clothes. It was pretty full and heavy and my husband was glad it only needed carrying to the car and then the airport. It looks perfect for travel as carry-on with a max of 10 Kg but I am still to test that. Overall very pleased with the purchase, the travel pack will be useful and I'm certainly getting lots of value from the day pack!

This backpack can not be carried onto airline passenger compartments because it will not fit under the seat ahead of you on the aircraft. 40-30-15 centimeters is the maximum dimension set. This pack is guaranteed to be checked into the hold as oversize at a cost of $100 or more per infraction. L.L.Bean should have figured this out already, of course, but here they are offering this absurd liability.