Panel access, separate laptop and toiletry storage, and a stowable harness in a 40-litre travel pack.
Osprey's current Farpoint 40 combines backpack-style suspension with travel organization. The maker lists a 40-litre capacity, adjustable torso fit, a hipbelt and harness that can be zipped away, and front-panel access to the main compartment. A separate toiletry pocket and direct-access laptop sleeve provide places for items needed along the way. It suits travellers who want a backpack with deliberate packing access and a choice of fit. The listed dimensions are 55 by 35 by 23 centimetres; compare them with your carrier's requirements. Osprey is a global brand with American roots, and this model is listed in its Canadian store.
Useful for
- Organize clothing and essentials for a trip
- Access a laptop without opening the main compartment
- Stow the harness when transporting the pack
United States
Osprey began in Santa Cruz, California in 1974. Farpoint 40 is listed in Osprey's Canadian store; no Canadian manufacture is claimed.
Read official company informationOsprey's official history describes its California founding in 1974 and international operations. This product is not labelled Canadian-made.
Origin sourceOsprey's Canadian store lists Farpoint 40 for purchase with Canadian product pricing. Category stock labels and unselected product-page variant placeholders differ, so specific colour/size stock is not guaranteed.
Canada availability sourceWhat people are discussing.
These Reddit discussions helped us discover this product. Mentions are not Upvote votes, verified customer reviews, or proof of product claims.
In a Canada-focused travel-bag request, replies suggest trying Farpoint/Fairview at MEC; an older Farpoint 40 owner reports liking its fit.
The thread explicitly concerns Canadian shopping, but an owner identifies an older model. Current compartment details are verified with the maker, not inferred from the older pack's experience.
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