A great travel backpack should carry like the best backcountry backpack, without compromising the features needed for travel convenience. Interchangeable and adjustable Waypoint harnesses help customize the fit while built a built-in ErgoPull hipbelt keeps the load comfortably on your hips without being bulky. A detachable daypack with a padded front panel keeps your smaller items safe.
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Beautifully built, but quirky design limits its utility
The Waypoint 65 is, like all Osprey packs, beautifully built, and quite attractive. The main pack is unexpectedly capacious, both by design and through conservative specsmanship.
The daypack is very nicely organized, with an effective laptop compartment and padding for the fragile electronics that will be carried within.
The Waypoint's suspension system is actually capable of handling a heavy load comfortably for the shorter distances that the typical traveler will walk. These features have made it quite popular.
But unlike Osprey's innovative and functional hiking backpacks, the Waypoint's unusual design limits its versatility, especially its ability to adapt to less-than-full loads.
If this review seems very critical, it's out of frustration; the Waypoint could be the best travel bag on the market, but it misses the mark in a couple of key areas. More on that in a minute.
I have traveled for over two decades internationally using detachable-daypack...
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Just the right size to sneak onto a plane and avoid checking a bag..
I've owned the Waypoint for 10 months, purchased it to avoid checked baggage fees, and have taken it on 3 trips (none for actual backpacking) through 5 airports. I'm a former amateur backpacker & bivouacer. I've owned the Gregory Z65 Backpacking Light Pack, an Army issue external frame pack, and a well out of production external frame pack from back in the mid 80s. I've also owned a number of daypacks and am now convinced that Osprey makes the best backpacks on the planet.
This pack probably fits into the casual lightweight category. It's heavier than an ultralight or fastpacker's pack and doesn't feel like it's designed for rugged trail use. The internal support is similar to that of an ultralight pack, but slightly more. Back ventilation is basically a joke, but workable and reasonable for this category. No real feasible hydration options (although you could work it through the headphone holes...
I love this bag.
I purchased this bag when I was traveling weekly for work. It's a little big to carry on a domestic flight but its perfect for international. I use this bag for family trips and mainly for international mission trips. It has plenty of room to pack all my clothes and personal supplies for a 10 day trip. I love the backpack feature and that I can zip them up if I want to check the bag. The day pack is great for taking just what I need for clinic each day.
Product Features :
- 65 liter pack for travel, trekking, and backpacking
- Removable integrated daypack
- Waypoint suspension with torso adjustable harness and built-in hipbelt all zip away when not inuse.
- Zippered internal mesh pockets
- Gear attachment points, dual ice axe loops, and removable sleeping pad straps
Rating : 4.2 out of 5.0
List Price : $249.00
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