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The Best Travel Backpack - Review of Osprey Talon 44 Pack

The Best Travel Backpack - Review of Osprey Talon 44 Pack

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Get my backpack now by clicking here: I recently purchased the Osprey Talon 44 backpack to use for traveling - and after a few month of use, I can say that's it's probably the best travel backpack I've ever owned. As a continuous world travler, having a pack is probably one of the most important items I own. It's like a home away from home, a storage for all my possessions and something that is extremely comfortable. In this video review of the Osprey Talon 44 I'll go over the top 9 reasons just why I think this is a perfect travel companion. One of the highlights of the bag is that it's extremely lightweight - seriously, when I first picked it up, I could barely even feel anything This is a huge bonus for travelers because when the backpack itself already weighs a lot, adding just a few items can make it reach the maximum for a hand carry. The Osprey Talon 44 on the other hand give you space and weight to carry what you need. Here's my philosophy: If your bag burdens or hinders you from doing what you want or being flexible, your bag is too big or heavy. I love the size of this backpack - at 44 liters it's not too big, yet it's big enough to carry everything I need when I travel. The size, the lightweight, the simple features, and the serious comfort of the pack when loaded are all reasons why I think it's the best travel backpack out there. There are two drawback to the pack - one is that there's not that much padding on the bag itself (for your things. If you carry a computer like I do, you'll have to add a t-shirt or something at the bottom to give the bag a little extra padding. The next drawback is that it would have been nice it it included a rain cover - although that would have made the pack a bit heavier. That's solved by a plastic bag or an external rain fly. Overall, it's an awesome, extremely well made backpack that I'd highly recommend for hiking backpackers or lightweight travelers. Background
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


Hey Nick, thanks for watching. It all depends on your traveling style and if you're willing to just take the things you need. It's not a big pack, maybe 2 times the size of a normal school backpack - it's not one of those jumbo packs that you see lots of backpackers carrying. I however just bring what I need and it's plenty big for me. I would be fine to go 4 -5 weeks or longer with this pack. A good thing would be to go into a store, check it out and see what you think about it. Thanks
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It depends on what exactly you'll be bringing and how you want to travel. The Osprey Talon 44 is very lightweight and perfect if you want to travel light. Like I mentioned it doesn't provide a lot of padding for things like laptops, but I make do by padding things with extra clothing. I biggest suggestion to you would be to go to a store (like REI) and try both of the backpacks you're interested on to really get a feel. Thanks for watching
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Your videos are so inspiring. I'm graduating this spring and looking to teach ESL in South Korea, but I've been hesitant leaving the States. I was a military brat growing up and lived all over the world, but in high school settled down in the States and been scared to leave again. You don't seem to mind traveling that much. After watching abunch of your vids I'm starting to lean towards getting back on the road and venturing off
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Hi Marc im following your news lately, after 3 years is this ur best backpack u came across? and may I know where you put ur laptop and camera? did u use it to go to boracay? actually I want ur permission to share this video on my fb page im trying to gather a group of travellers to go visit the Philip[pines island hopping and I think this backpack is greati need ur honest opinion after 3 years thanks
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nice, love these kind of reviews for useful travel gadgeds. i have the bach overlord myself, donno about the weight but i like it alot mainly because it's kind of a hybrid bag. It doubles as a backpack and a suitcase (can stuff away the backstraps. the great thing about it is that it opens nor from the top but from the back side, so if i open it i get acces to the entire contents just like w a suitcase
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Cool to hear that, glad you like the bag, and hopefully it will be big enough for all your purposes. I actually don't on a tent or a sleeping bag at the moment, so I can't personally recommend anything. But I'd really recommend going into an outdoors store and just having a look to see what fits and what's compact enough for you. I think going into a store will be very helpful.
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My talon 33 has been a wonderfull pack. I did take the scissors to it though. To much going on. I just wish it was one colour not several which attracts thieves. All black would be a nice option. Best pack ever. So good infact i'm getting the talon 18. Osprey packs really do hit the mark in terms of price to performance. There is no equal for the majority of their lineups.
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Hey Mark great review I just recently bought an Osprey porter 46, which is also really lightweight, and has a short-wide shape to fit on as carry on. The pay off though is a sub-par suspension system. Do you think the Talon44 will fit as carry on? If not, how do you find checking it in with all the straps exposed? Keep up the videos love your work.
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Watching all the Osprey videos what gave me up to buy one was the way how I would remove FAST my laptop during screen. To open on the top and after open the laptop compartment is absolutly annoying. I wanted something like TORTUGA but beautiful and confortable as Osprey but yet TORTUGA is the best option to me until now besides ugly.
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I guess I didn't show too well in the video, but normally I don't fill up this bag all the way and keep only about 1/2 full. And the thing I really like about it is that it compacts really well when not full. I haven't flown Air Asia with it yet, but I will soon, and I think it's alright because it crunches down. I got it for 130.
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