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https://alnk.to/8PzL8af (View on Osprey) Osprey has launched a NEW version of the popular Farpoint and Fairview travel packs: the Farpoint Trek and Fairview Trek.

Farpoint Trek on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2XVfqHY
Fairview Trek on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Y8DX06

After having faithfully used the Farpoint 55 for 3 years of nomadic travel, I tested this pack out on a trip to Patagonia a few months ago, and I think it's brilliant. Watch to see why.

Fairview and Farpoint Trek Features Include:
Deep water bottle holders (x2) - Can fit full size Nalgene and bigger, comfortably without risk of sliding out.
Two top zipper pockets - Easy access for small items.
Airporter cover included - This doubles as a rain cover and travel case, the entire pack fits inside and can be zipped up for protection while in transit.
Integrates with Osprey Daylite Travel - While the Fairview Trek and Farpoint Trek no longer come with a detachable daypack, they are made to integrate with the Daylite Travel, both by clipping onto the front side straps or attached to the main compartment panel on the back for an easy carry.
Mesh back panel and comfortable suspension - Adjustable torso straps and mesh back panel for air ventilation make this a super comfortable carry, even when packed heavy.
Measures 24" when packed full - A bit "too big" for carry on restrictions, however I believe you can get away with it if you just don't pack the top too full.
Spacious main compartment - 50 liters compared to the traditional Farpoint 55's main compartment which was 40 liters.

Full review including side by side comparison with Farpoint 55 at https://travelingjackie.com/fairview-...

Photography by @dan.holz.photo
Video by @travelingjackie
Disclosure: I am an Osprey Ambassador and received this pack free of charge, but all opinions are my own. Links above are affiliate links.