Pack a little lighter and leave a little more prepared. Everyday companions for near and far.
Osprey Australia sells the 40-litre, 1.48 kg Farpoint 40 at A$369; the 30-year guarantee runs through the local distributor and excludes airline handling damage.
Osprey Australia lists the Daylite Plus at A$129, A$19 above the Daylite. Both clip onto larger Osprey packs and both take a 14-inch laptop, so the extra money buys 7 litres and two front pockets.
Apple Australia lists the second-generation four-pack at A$165, A$31 under four singles, but every tag still needs a holder and Apple's own FineWoven Key Ring is A$59 each.
Amazon Australia's black Repel ships from Amazon US at A$52.95. Nine fibreglass ribs are the real case; the 100MPH title and the lifetime replacement are not.
These subcategories have no guide so far: On the go, Everyday carry, Luggage, Bags. A topic appears above once its research and review are finished.
Osprey's 40-litre carry-on travel pack with a LightWire frame and a harness that zips away, A$369 from Osprey Australia
$369 at Osprey Australia(opens in a new tab)$312.69 at Amazon AU(opens in a new tab)Read the guideFour second-generation Find My trackers for A$165 from Apple Australia, iPhone or iPad setup only; holders extra
$165 at Apple(opens in a new tab)Read the guideA 20-litre one-size daypack, A$19 above the 13-litre Daylite
$129 at Osprey Australia(opens in a new tab)$139 at Amazon Australia(opens in a new tab)Read the guideRepel's black compact umbrella with nine fibreglass ribs, imported by Amazon US through Global Store
$52.95 at Amazon AU (Global Store, sold by Amazon US)(opens in a new tab)Read the guide
