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Ditch the rolling luggage and wander the globe with the Waypoint 65.

If you’re worldly journeys include backpacking or off-road travel that standard luggage just won’t live through, load up the Osprey Waypoint 65 Backapack. Half suitcase, half multi-day pack, and all comfort, this spacious gear hauler has the travel-friendly features to help you make the most of your time on the go.
  • Removable 15L daypack lets you leave the main bag behind for short hikes and trips
  • StraightJacket compression and bottom straps let you secure a jacket or extra gear
  • Airscape back panel lets air flow between you and the pack in hot climates
  • Internal pockets and compression straps organize and secure your gear
  • Padded grab handles make for easy hauling and airport transfers

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ell101706606

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You can fit plenty in here and it's very comfortable, with or without the hip belt. Plenty of straps to adjust for comfort. I have the large size bag and take it on planes AS A CARRY-ON without any problems from security.

This is the only bag I know of that (a) can be used as a carry on, (b) is 65L, and (c) has a detachable day pack. THERE SHOULD BE MORE BAGS LIKE THIS ONE!!!

can this be a carry on?

Jennifer hatala

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can this be a carry on?

Arthur Debowski

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Unlikely as the bags dimensions without the day pack are 28"H x 15"W x 14"D for a total linear dimension of 57" which exceeds most airlines limit of 45 linear inches.

ell101706606

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YES! I've used it as a carry on for several flights and not had a single problem. It fits in the overhead area better than many rolling suitcases. Here's the thing - it is technically too big but my roommate and I both have 65L bags and never had problems on planes.

WIll be traveling through Brazil for three...

Patrick

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WIll be traveling through Brazil for three weeks. Rio, Florianopolis, and then some time in the Amazon. Looking for a pack that can tackle the both phases. Doesn't necessarily need to be ready for an ice-climbing expedition, but I'm not looking for a roller bag either. If I had to lean to one side, I would want a pack I could use for backpacking, camping, etc... Whaddya think?

Kate Williamson

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This pack is definitely made a little more for carrying on your back than the Farpoint. However, for a more outdoor product than a straight adventure travel pack, I'd consider either the Aether or the Atmos series. With the Atmos, if you are a perfect medium torso length, medium hipbelt, medium shoulder harness (http://www.ospreypacks.com/en/web/sizing_and_fitting), then the Atmos series will fit you like a dream. It is available in a 65L size as well.

If you are, for example, a stick--long torso and no waist--then you won't fit an Atmos very well at all. Look into the Aether 70. It has interchangeable hipbelt/harness that you can customize the components to your body shape. You can get a long torso and a medium hipbelt if you so needed one (which can be done after you order the pack).

Anyways, in summary, for the 3 weeks in S. Amer., I would definitely consider this pack over the Farpoint for sure (more robust suspension for carrying weight better). And while you could backpack in this pack, it would for sure be better to get an Atmos/Aether if backpacking is a future purpose of the pack.

Hope this helps!

How about the ssprey 55 for a carry on? ...

Marko

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How about the ssprey 55 for a carry on? I know it is not at rugged....carry on is my only options...suggestions

knanier

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Fully packed - you'll have a difficult time. And you'd probably need to remove the detachable backpack to get it into the overhead bin. I'd suggest looking at the Patagonia MLC. It'll fit, its got shoulder straps and wheels.

Is this the mans version? Do you not have...

natalie

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Is this the mans version? Do you not have the women's version available?

Dean Whitehead

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This pack is the mens version. An easy way to tell is in the sizing; womens packs only come in small/medium and mens packs come in medium/large. They are the same pack from mens/womens with the difference being the gender specific sizes and harness/hipbelt. Here is the backcountry item # for the 65L womens waypoint: OSP0173

Leta Sharpe

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Hey Natalie - Dean is right on. Backcountry also carries the women's Waypoint. An awesome pack. You have the choise of an 85 liter or 65 liter pack. Have fun where ever you are going!