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Osprey - Sojourn 60 - Luggage
At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- travel
- Main material:
- 100% polyamide
- Carry system:
- padded hip belt, load adjustment straps, with telescopic handle, with carry handle, mesh back, stowable carry system
- Main compartment access:
- frontloader
- Venting:
- 3D mesh back panel
- Volume:
- 60 l
- Weight:
- 3,870 g
- Extras:
- incl. emergency whistle, compression straps, reflective details
- Item No.:
- 510-1095
Product description
The Osprey Sojourn 60 is a travel backpack for globetrotters that leaves absolutely nothing to be desired!It boasts a traditional trolley design with quiet wheels (can be swapped out by the manufacturer if they get worn) and an retractable handle with ergonomic rubber coating. Plus, there’s a back system on the external aluminium frame, which opens easily via the U-shaped zip. It’s extremely practical because it gives you the option of carrying it like a backpack when the way from the airport to your transfer is full of hindrances or just too far away. This feature comes in really useful for carrying the bag on stairs, through the city and larger crowds as well.The back system is adjustable and is made of a ventilated, three-dimensional mesh. The hip belt is padded and comfortable to wear. Of course, the comfort is not comparable with that of a trekking rucksack, but even when it’s fully loaded, you can wear the Sojourn 60 for a while!Using the durable grab handles, the travel bag can be easily lifted or carried horizontally. The sturdy plastic at the base allows the bag to stand upright at any time.The Sojourn also features StraightJacket compression straps with foam side walls to retain the shape of the pack when it isn’t full. The bag has an array of pockets to help keep things organised as well. The zipped pockets give you quick and easy access to your boarding pass and passport. The robust and relatively flat bag can be secured using a small lock on the main zip as well. Plus, there’s a transparent sleeve for a business or address card so that you can easily identify your bag at baggage claim. You should still use a flight cover, as well as a rain cover, because the bag itself is not waterproof.Last but not least, you can also clip a daypack (the Osprey Daylite or Daylite Plus) onto the pack, which you can use as your carry-on on a flight, bus or while you’re on city tours. The Sojourn 60 travel backpack from Osprey.
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