It's a backpack/duffel hybrid like so many bags these days and comes with a detachable strap if you want to carry it on your side and shoulder - like a duffel.
A travel bag designed to be carry on sized (there is also a "Global" version - which is a bit smaller to be in line with International airline regulations). So getting all of the nitty-gritty out of the way - the Transporter Carry On is exactly as the name suggests. There is no cost to you, and you're under no obligation to use my links. If you click to make a purchase, I do make a small commission which helps to keep this site running. Per usual, all the thoughts and opinions are my own.
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For full transparency, I purchased this bag with my own money, and this is not a sponsored article. This is my review of the Osprey Transporter Carry On. It would seem to me like they've put some thought into this one, and I wanted to review it to see if the brand's offering was worth your consideration for your wandering stable.
With the Transporter Carry On, Osprey has thrown themselves into the ring with these aforementioned styles. These are the kinds of bags I go for rather than the traditional, straight up book bag or hiking bag styles. But I think you know what I mean stylistically. Truth be told, I get it, any bag you want to be is a travel bag. I like the the more "travel bag', clamshell styles for my wandering. Typically however, I don't gravitate towards those kind. Most of their travel backpacks are very clearly traditional backpacks - and can serve double duty as hikers as well. They are one of the longest standing, and most beloved manufacturers of backpacks and hiking/adventure luggage out there. OSPREY by this point, is an old dog in this game. Osprey Transporter Carry On Review Introduction
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