Trolley Backpack Sojourn Wheeled Travel Pack 28'' / 80L Black 78cm

I love the quality and design of this Osprey Sojourn Wheeled Travel Pack (56cm, 45 L) even though it is a bit more expensive. It is worth it. I have been using Osprey Fairview 40 L for my adventure travelling for many years and enjoyed the convenience of carry-on backpack. Since you don’t need to check in baggage, you can avoid the risk of losing it. Particularly, when you are travelling to developing countries, it is not uncommon that you might lose your check-in luggage when taking domestic flights.For adventure travelling, you have to prepare for all kinds of unexpected conditions, for example, long walk from the airport, train or bus station to your accommodation, muddy road in forest, or walking up to your accommodation on 4th floor … etc. So Sojourn Wheeled Travel Pack (56cm, 45 L) can give my shoulder a break and I can turn it into a backpack by using the straps.Osprey Fairview Women's Wheeled Travel Pack (36L) is too small for me. Sometimes, I did struggle to fit all my important gears into Osprey Fairview 40L. So this Sojourn Wheeled Travel Pack (56cm, 45L) is a good news for me and I can have a bit more space.At the beginning, I wasn’t aware that Osprey Sojourn Shuttle 45 L is different to Sojourn Wheeled Travel Pack (56cm, 45L). Osprey Sojourn Shuttle 45L doesn’t have the backpack straps but just the trolley with two wheels. So unfortunately, I did return the Sojourn Shuttle 45L and ordered this correct one ‘Sojourn Wheeled Travel Pack (56cm, 45L)’.So I am very happy about this ‘Sojourn Wheeled Travel Pack (56cm, 45L)’ now. It can fit all my purposes. Unfortunately, it seems that Osprey has stopped to sell this design in the UK and Europe. Only the limited old stock can be purchased at the moment.

Arrived within less than 24 hours from ordering and it's absolutely perfect. My 45ltr large carry bag on which I can also wear on my back. Really well made. Great pockets inside. Even has a whistle on the chest strap.

Great bag, real quality and works well when not totally full, unlike most hard cased bags. We bought the 60l after having this as we were so impressed.

Survived wife's elephant tracking in namibiaNext she's off to peruLarge capacity but under flight limit

Great holiday holdall with multiple carrying options.

I've had mine since 2010 and I wrote a review 8 years ago about how it was still going strong. Guess what? it's still going strong. One of the screws fell out of one of the wheel mountings but that hasn't affected it (I glued the others in to make sure).As well as foreign adventure holidays I now use it for all my festivals.

Takes ages to transfer from wheeled to back pack.Just wanted a wheeled bag with easy to get back straps not to have to build the whole thing up every time I see a pothole and then dismantle it all to tow it again.Lots of unnecessary extra straps and pads to carryHorrible shape inside to pack and live out of.I suffered it for a week and then swapped it for a £40 IT wheelie which is bliss after suffering the Soujourn.Seems good quality like all Osprey stuff is, but I am gutted I wasted 300 quid on this.Looks great in the on line video and has some good reviews but I hated this thing.

This is the best luggage I’ve used in a long time. Transitioning from a backpack, I love having both wheels and shoulder straps for versatility—even if the extra features add a bit of weight. As a light packer traveling for formal events and serious hiking, I easily fit two pairs of shoes, flip-flops, dress clothes, and trail gear. The bag swallowed everything like a hungry whale and zipped shut without a struggle. It rolls smoothly over any surface, fits easily in overhead bins, and survived checked baggage unscathed. When packed lightly, two compression straps cinch it tight to keep contents secure and compact.

Hab den Rucksack meiner Frau für ihre Reise geschenkt, sie ist nun schon 6 Wochen unterwegs und immer noch begeistert. Denke der nicht ganz günstige Preis ist durch Qualität u Funktion gerechtfertigt.

I have been using my Osprey Waypoint 80L pack for over 10 years and it is still in excellent shape. I purchased this one because it has wheels. I'm thrilled with my new pack. It's even nicer than expected, with lots of little extras that make it even more convenient. After doing tons of research, this one is one of the only wheeled travel bags that convert to a pack, that actually has a "decent" usable backpack. The hip belt is well padded and breathable and was easy to adjust to my weight and height which is a major bonus. I'm 5 foot and 95 pounds so it is important that it fits well and this one does. I do not expect to ever purchase another bag for travel as it is well made and is backed by Osprey's lifetime warranty. Expensive but worth the money if you travel a lot.

First of all, it took me more than 5 years to get the Sojourn 45. They don't sell it in Europe, which is odd since it comes with badges and a manual in perfect French and German.However, I now can understand why people are so upset with the new model. I'm using the Sojourn 60 for a few years and I'm loving it. When being used as backpack, you can decide whether to use the waistbelt or not since the buckles of the shoulder harness and the waistbelt are of the same size and kind - So you can choose if you want to connect the shoulder strap to the main bottom buckle or to the waistbelt buckle (in this case the waistbelt connects to the bottom buckle).And here comes the issue. At the new Sojourn 45 they changed the buckles so that you can't connect the shoulder strap to the bottom buckle anymore and have to use waist belt instead! Means, the best feature, the quick backpack conversion is now almost pointless because it's anything but quick and easy.What a stupid design chance!It's like Osprey product designer were like: Oh, there is this really cool feature, people love that you can make it a backpack within 10 seconds - How can we annoy our customers in the best possible way and ensure no one is gonna use the backpack feature ever again?

Maleta/mochila super sólida. Excelente material y unas ruedas todo terreno. Es la 3ra ya que compro de la misma marca y modelo