XD Design Bobby Hero Regular anti-theft backpack
Lockable zips · hidden back pocket
A structured anti-theft backpack with lockable main-compartment zips, a hidden back-panel pocket, and a built-in USB charging port.
≈ $165
Built-in security features, or a suitcase-style opening
XD Design Bobby Hero Regular anti-theft backpack vs Osprey Farpoint 40 travel backpack
Is the bag mainly for city daily carry in crowded places, or as the main bag for a whole trip?
These serve different roles more than they compete directly — one is a daily-carry bag with specific anti-theft construction, the other a full trip's main travel backpack with a suitcase-style opening.
Dimension against dimension
| Compared on | Bobby Hero Regular anti-theft backpack | Farpoint 40 travel backpack |
|---|---|---|
| Primary role | Daily carry, crowded environments | Main travel bag for a full trip |
| Lockable zips | Yes | No |
| Hidden body-side pocket | Yes | No |
| Suitcase-style opening | No | Yes |
| Capacity | Daypack-sized | 40 L |
| Listed on amazon.com | Yes | Yes |
A tick marks the better answer on that line only. Counting ticks does not decide the page — the two verdicts below do, because these products answer different questions.
Which of the two, for which trip
Buy the Bobby Hero Regular anti-theft backpack
Take the Bobby Hero as a daily-carry companion bag in cities with real pickpocketing risk.
Buy the Farpoint 40 travel backpack
Take the Farpoint as the main bag for the trip itself.
Each one, written out
Osprey Farpoint 40 travel backpack
40 L · suitcase opening · stowable harness
A 40-liter travel backpack with a stowable harness and a suitcase-style front panel that opens fully — the reference point most other travel packs in this hub are compared against.
Best for: Hand-luggage-only travel where suitcase-style packing matters more than trekking-grade load carrying.
≈ $200