Osprey Packs Duplex Travel Backpack Review

Used for the first time. jumped from Ethiopia to Congo and then to Sierra Leone. zero complaints. I can't think of anything that would make it better. Simply a great travel bag.

I have been dealing with backpacks for many years. Osprey consistently delivers the lightest, strongest and most sophisticated models on the market. This package is for those who want to travel light, fast and without luggage. Very extensive, but you can really take the most important things with you.

After a month of direct travel with this bag I would recommend. While there may be too many shots to access quickly, the overall concept is worth it. I love the convenience, storage and versatility. an everyday backpack that I use for my laptop and tech. the shell is only clothing. I can put clothes in a shell for a week and then it zips up. great packaging 👌

the concept is very cool and for some it may be enough for certain niche applications. The problem is that all thought seemed to have gone into finding a great way to combine two bags into one, and then stopped before each bag was designed to work well on its own. Opening and closing the 'basic' pack is a real chore and it would be awful to try to get the bag through security and remove the laptop from the padded sleeve.

Good for intended purpose - travelling. The actual backpack is not what I expected. This seems to be of less quality and functionality than other Osprey backs I own. It would be good for travel but don't think it's a touring backpack. it is not. The backpack fits perfectly under an airplane seat. The "luggage" portion of the bag detaches and is perfect for overhead storage. This part of the bag is valuable to me. The only part I don't like is the shoulder strap - it's low quality and cheap for…

I was looking for a bag for a three-week trip to Europe. I liked the fact that it was two bags in one so I could carry a backpack if needed but mostly so I could share my flight gear on the plane. While the concept of the bag is really cool, the fact that the duffel is what straps to the backpack puts the center of gravity much further back than would be comfortable. I switched to an Osprey Porter 46 at the last minute and was really very happy with this purchase. The Osprey Ozone seems great…

I use the everyday backpack as my everyday work backpack. The laptop compartment is quite large (I have a 15 inch laptop) and the daypack is surprisingly large with room for many documents, a lunch bag, a thermos for coffee and space for gym clothes (including running shoes). The smaller zippered area is well designed with multiple inner pockets and pen holders. The simple look of the daypack suits my office. One trick I've used when I don't want the hipbelt to dangle is to simply clip it into…