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What I Love About the Osprey Farpoint 55: The suitcase-like opening is amazing for finding things quickly, staying organized, and not continuously scraping my hands and arms along the fabric of the pack digging for contents Detachable daypack eliminated my need for a second, smaller daypack that I was using for a personal item, which I switched out for a large purse The daypack has compartments, including a laptop sleeve (#digitalnomad) While the main compartment itself is only 40, which is smaller than the Kyte, between that and the daypack it is 55, which means I can carry more weight on my back and less in my arms (personal item) Comfortable to wear Backpack straps can all tuck in and get zipped up so if you check it there are no hanging straps, just sturdy handles (even the airport employees were amazed by this transformation when I zipped it all up in front of them to check my bag from Europe to South America) The daypack not only zips on, it also straps on, so it feels very securely attached I use the daypack almost every day on its own, its a brilliant size and I love its compartments Still small enough to carry on (can detach the daypack to fit in some smaller overhead bins) Its UNISEX (gasp!) that means this is the first pack Ive recommended that everyone can enjoy What I Dont Love: It is short in height and packs deep instead of tall, which isnt a problem in itself, except I stick out a lot in the back when I have it on and sometimes run into people or things (no swinging around, you might take someone out!) Seriously I cant think of anything else

Note: Backpack sizes are described in liters, which is the volume capacity you can carry in the backpack as measured in liters

The pockets have more fabric coverage along the bottoms and sides with a lot less mesh to snag and tear

With any luck, you wont ever need to use the replacement bolts, but its nice to have them with you just in case you pop a wheel halfway through your trip

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