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Рюкзак имеет отделение, сворачивающееся и застегивающееся магнитом. Там находится большой чехол, в который складываются вещи для путешествия и одежда. Им удобно пользоваться при отъезде на несколько дней, в обычной жизни можно обходиться без него. Индивидуальный уплотненный карман SafeEdge рассчитан на 15-дюймовый ноутбук. Подробнее: %20Travel%20Backpack%2034L/ Следите за нами в соц сетях: Facebook: Instagram:
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Want a travel bag that functions just as well as a daypack? The Thule Subterra 34L may just be the pack you’re looking for. View Our Full Review: 0:00 - Intro 1:01 - Material & Aesthetic 2:11 - External Components 5:21 - Inside the Pack 8:51 - Durability & Testing 9:55 - Pros & Cons 10:23 - The Verdict Follow along with Rebecca and Nathan on their YouTube Channel "Always A Friday": Perhaps better known for their bike and roof racks, Thule has been in the bag market for quite some time now and their range is one of the most expansive we’ve seen. From crossover duffel bags and hydration packs to camera bags and, of course, travel backpacks—Thule has you covered. Or do they? Can a company that started off making roof racks transition to making great travel backpacks? We decided to investigate. We’ll be testing the Thule Subterra Travel Backpack 34L from their Subterra range—described by Thule as “Stylish, versatile and built to last, the Thule Subterra collection offers luggage, backpacks, laptop bags and sleeves that help you put together a great look for your travels.” The Subterra 34L is a dual purpose pack that can function as a travel bag or everyday backpack. We’re curious to see if they can pull this off. The Thule Subterra 34L is a great looking pack that works well as a daypack or travel bag. The usual pitfalls of a roll top bag are fixed by the two side access zips and the side pocket expands enough to fit a surprisingly large water bottle—and you can barely tell it’s even there when not in use! This is a pack that’ll have you covered on a weekend city break or meeting up with a business partner at a coffee house, with enough additional features to hold and organize everything you may have with you. RELATED ONE BAG TRAVEL VIDEOS (THAT CAN ALSO WORK AS A DAYPACK) GORUCK GR2 Review: Aer Travel Pack Review: Peak Design Everyday Backpack (30L) Review: View more backpack reviews on our website: SHOW NOTES: In this video, Nathan Coverdale of Pack Hacker reviews the Thule Subterra 34l Travel Backpack—that also functions well as a daypack. CONNECT WITH US Sign Up for our Newsletter: Subscribe to Pack Hacker on YouTube: Follow Pack Hacker on Instagram: Like Pack Hacker on Facebook: Follow Pack Hacker on Twitter: Follow Pack Hacker on Pinterest: Follow Pack Hacker on LinkedIn: TERMS Pack Hacker utilizes affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our product links, Pack Hacker will receive a small commission at no cost to you. This helps support us, and allows us to keep providing reviews, guides, and content for you. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites. Thanks for your support!
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Dual-purpose pack functions as a travel bag or an everyday backpack. Use the packing cube for effortless travel and remove for daily use. ★Thule Subterra Travel Backpack 34L - Jump to the following in the video: 0:37 - Access your laptop through the top-loading compartment or through the side zipper 1:14 - Make traveling easier by attaching to rolling luggage using the pass-through panel Features: • Easily access contents through wide roll top opening with magnetic closure • Keep clothes organized while traveling with removable packing cube • 15” MacBook Pro® or PC is protected due to the padded laptop sleeve with SafeEdge construction and secure flap closure • Access your laptop through the top-loading compartment or through the side zipper • Quickly retrieve internal contents through zippered side access panel • Protect your tablet in the dedicated storage pocket with soft, interior lining • Neatly manage cords between your device & your mobile charger in the internal PowerPocket • Securely keep small items within reach in the zippered side pocket • Make traveling easier by attaching to rolling luggage using the pass-through panel • Carry comfortably with breathable perforated EVA shoulder straps with mesh covering and padded back panel RELATED VIDEOS: Thule Subterra Carry-On 40L - Thule Vea 21L - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LEARN MORE ABOUT THULE Website - CONNECT WITH US! Subscribe to us on YouTube - Join us on Facebook - Follow us Instagram - Follow us on Twitter - Own the product and have a question? Reach us at
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Get yours from Amazon: I check out he new Subterra Carry-On 40L bag from Thule, and find out how versatile it is. And meet its little baby. Aww.
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Review of the Thule Accent 23L which is a very comfortable and solid all around daily bag that offers a nice style, plenty of organization, a lots of protection for all of your tech and other daily essentials. What other Thule bags have you tried out in the past? Any similar options I should check out? Thule Accent 23L: Wearing the bag - 1:08 Straps and back panel - 1:58 Front Quick Access Pockets - 3:21 Main Compartment - 5:18 Laptop Compartment - 7:23 Music: “Try” - Other videos to check out: Aer Day Pack: Timbuk2 Division Pack: Incase Icon Slim: Able Carry Daily Active: Ogio Alpha Convoy 320: Boundary Supply Prima System: Boundary Errant Pack: Thule Vea 25L: Thule Subterra 34L: Thule Aspect DSLR Backpack: Items featured in bag: Hero Clip: Matador Towel: Gerber Dime: Goruck Wire Dopp: Bagsmart Tech Organizer: Yootech Wireless Charger: Bluepot Powerbank with Bluetooth Speaker: MacBook Pro Retina (13 inch, Touchbar): iPad Mini: GoPro Hero 3+: GoPro Hero7 (Latest): Powerbot USB Hub: Amazon Kindle: Kindle: Gerber Shard: Toaks Titanium Spork: Camelbak Water Bottle: Beats Studio Wireless 3: Incase Accessory Organizer: Levit8 Portable Standing Desk: (US) (14:15) (UK) Lasuavy 7 in 1 USB C Hub: Belkin Travel Surge Protector: Retractable HDMI Cable: Gerber Shard: Moleskin Notebook: Follow Us Below to Stay Up to Date with All of Our Latest Updates Instagram: Facebook: Website:
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Thule Subterra 30L to szwedzka propozycja plecaka dla osób, które dużo podróżują, chcą dobrze wyglądać i często zabierają ze sobą sporo elektroniki. Wysoka cena jest w tym przypadku rekompensowana bardzo wysoką jakością wykonania. Aktualna cena - Strona Thule - Uprzedzając pytania, siedzimy na:
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On this episode we take a look at the THULE SUBTERRA 25L DAYPACK! A fantastic backpack that's designed with the commuter in mind. Watch the video and find out why this bag is one of the best sellers on . i forgot to mention about the integrated daisy chain attachment system that is designed for carabiner or bike light. so this bag is perfect is you travel by bike especially if you're riding in the dark. The other feature i did not mention is the bottle holder. The pocket on the side of the bag fits most standard size water bottles. Shop Thule Subterra Models here: Shop Thule Collection here: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Give us a LIKE to show your support and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more videos like this! If you want us to do a video on any other bags or products from just drop us a note at the comment section below! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GET TO KNOW US! Website: Facebook: Instagram: Blog:
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Carte HYPE: ricevi gratis 10€ utilizzando questo link: -- Recensione completa del nuovo zaino Thule Accent 28L. Uno dei migliori zaini sul mercato sulla sua fascia di prezzo, costituito da materiali di ottima qualità, con un design compatto e capiente allo stesso tempo e con tante differenti tasche molto comode nell'utilizzo quotidiano. Il Thule Accent lo potete acquistare nei seguenti store: Thule official: Tempter: Per la recensione completa del Subterra PowerShuttle: Seguitemi anche su: instagram: facebook: twitter:
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Review of the Thule Subterra 34L Travel Backpack. High quality and versatile roll top backpack that includes a full size packing cube making it a great option for travel or daily use. Thule Subterra 34L Backpack: (US) (UK) (CA) Packing for 4 Day Trip Video: Packing Cubes: Aer Dopp Kit: Aer Dopp Kit Review: Bagsmart Tech Organizer: iPad Mini 2 (Featured in Video): iPad Mini 4 (Latest): Powerbot USB Hub: Key Power Universal Travel Adapter: TOMs Classic Slip On Shoes: Retractable HDMI Cable: Follow Us Below to Stay Up to Date with All of Our Latest Updates Instagram: Facebook: Website:
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Review of the Thule Subterra Carry-on duffel 40L which is a stylish and versatile travel bag that is perfect for work travel. It has great quality, plenty of space, an awesome removable laptop sleeve, and a cool look that blends in well with a variety of outfits. If you enjoyed the video we did for the Thule Subterra 34L, but wanted a bag with a little more space or with more of a traditional travel bag style this is definitely a good option to check out! What are your favorite bags with removable accessories? Thule Subterra 40: Wearing the Bag - 2:00 Removable Laptop Sleeve - 7:55 Main Compartment Walkthru - 15:28 Other Bags Mentioned in Video: Thule Subterra 34: Tortuga Setout: Standard Luggage Carry On Backpack: Nomatic Travel Bag: Best Travel Bag Roundup: Tortuga Outbreaker Review: Tortuga Outbreaker Day Pack Review: Nomatic Travel Pack Review: Aer Travel Pack 2: Items featured in bag: Bagsmart Tech Organizer: Incase Accessory Pouch: MacBook Pro Retina (13 inch, Touchbar): iPad Mini: GoPro Hero 3+: GoPro Hero5 (Latest): Packing Cubes: Powerbot USB Hub: TOMs Classic Slip On Shoes: Field Notes: Penguin Chiller Shoes: Amazon Kindle: Kindle: Gerber Shard: WD External Drive: Mocreo Travel Adapter: Follow Us Below to Stay Up to Date with All of Our Latest Updates Instagram: Facebook: Website:
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The Thule Landmark 40L is a carry-on sized backpack that's designed specifically for traveling around the world. View Our Full Review: 0:00 - Intro 1:31 - Material & Aesthetic 3:48 - External Components 6:26 - Inside the Pack 9:12 - Durability & Testing 10:23 - Pros & Cons 10:54 - The Verdict Jet-setting goals? There’s a pack for that. We review plenty of bags here at Pack Hacker, but the Thule Landmark 40L is designed specifically for traveling around the world—so you know we had to check it out. Thule describes the Landmark as a “travel pack ready for several months of passport-stamped adventures” with key features like a detachable daypack and built-in safety components. First things first, let’s talk options. The Thule Landmark is available in both a 60 and 70 liter version in addition to the 40 liter pack that we’ve been testing. They're all pretty similar; however, the 60 and 70 liter versions come with a detachable day pack on the front. That’s not usually our style, since we prefer the one-bag carry-on approach, but it’s there if you want it. We should also just take a second to clarify that a 70 (and 60, for that matter) liter backpack is truly massive. It’s definitely not going to work as a carry-on bag, and it’s not going to be something you casually walk around with. We rarely feel the need to use packs over 40 liters, even for perpetual travel, but your mileage may vary. A unique option on the Thule Landmark is that each size comes in either a men’s or women’s fit. The differences between them are slight changes in the harness system, which affect the way the bag carries. That’s not an option you see every day on a travel pack, and we like that Thule went in this direction to make the bag even more customizable for the right fit. The Thule Landmark 40L has a lot going for it: we like that's it's available in both a men's and women's fit, we like the smart thinking behind the Safe Zone compartment concept, and the sleek zippered side water bottle pocket is a nice touch. The Landmark also comes from a brand we know and trust, thanks to many positive experiences. But the downsides are significant—the pack is made with a lesser-quality exterior fabric, the carry could be more comfortable, and access to the compartments is more time-consuming than we'd expect. All that said, we’ve been having fun testing Thule’s first shot at the adventure travel market and we believe the Landmark is worth serious consideration. RELATED TRAVEL BACKPACK VIDEOS Osprey Farpoint 40 Review: REI Ruckpack 40 Review: Eagle Creek Global Companion 40 Review: Peak Design Travel Backpack Review: Tortuga Setout 45L Review: View more backpack reviews on our website: SHOW NOTES: In this video, Nathan of Pack Hacker reviews the Thule Landmark 40L, a carry-on sized adventure travel backpack. Available in both a men’s and women’s fit. CONNECT WITH US Sign Up for our Newsletter: Subscribe to Pack Hacker on YouTube: Follow Pack Hacker on Instagram: Like Pack Hacker on Facebook: Follow Pack Hacker on Twitter: Follow Pack Hacker on Pinterest: Follow Pack Hacker on LinkedIn: TERMS Pack Hacker utilizes affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our product links, Pack Hacker will receive a small commission at no cost to you. This helps support us, and allows us to keep providing reviews, guides, and content for you. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites. Thanks for your support!
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I've been using my Thule Covert DSLR Backpack ($199 at ) for the past few months as my main video-blogging backpack. Here's a tour of all the latest Thule Backpacks including the Thule Covert DSLR Backpack, the Thule Accent Backpack, the Thule Travel Backpack and the Thule Subterra Carry-on and Check-in bags that Thule of Sweden currently has on the market. Thule claims to provide a high quality testing and materials guarantee on their bags, something that is not easy to do. Thule claims to provide the best high quality/value bags also compared with brands like Samsonite in the carry-on and check-in luggage market. You can see all the Thule bags at
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The Tortuga Setout Divide is everything we wish the Homebase had been—a durable and versatile travel pack with some great features. View Our Full Review: 0:00 - Intro 0:48 - Material & Aesthetic 3:04 - External Components 8:58 - Inside the Pack 12:18 - Durability & Testing 12:57 - Pros & Cons 13:31 - The Verdict Overall, we have really been enjoying the Tortuga Setout Divide. It truly is everything we wish the Homebase had been—it’s got a nice, tight design and we’re confident that the materials used will hold up for years to come. Plus, the expandable functionality makes this one of the most versatile bags we’ve tested to date. With only a few minor gripes about the hip belt and lack of water-resistant zips, we really think Tortuga has done a nice job with this pack and it is clear that each new release from Tortuga is getting better. RELATED BACKPACK VIDEOS Tortuga Setout Review: Pakt One Review: Peak Design Everyday Backpack (30L) Review: EVERGOODS MPL30 Review: Aer Travel Pack 2 Review: View more backpack reviews on our website: SHOW NOTES: In this video, Tom Wahlin of Pack Hacker reviews the Tortuga Setout Divide, a 26-34L expandable carry-on travel backpack. CONNECT WITH US Sign Up for our Newsletter: Subscribe to Pack Hacker on YouTube: Follow Pack Hacker on Instagram: Like Pack Hacker on Facebook: Follow Pack Hacker on Twitter: Follow Pack Hacker on Pinterest: Follow Pack Hacker on LinkedIn: TERMS Pack Hacker utilizes affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our product links, Pack Hacker will receive a small commission at no cost to you. This helps support us, and allows us to keep providing reviews, guides, and content for you. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites. Thanks for your support!
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Read more about this video and view my complete packing list on the blog: Website: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: Google+: +PaulMinors Music: "Through the Roof" by Hermitude
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While all bags come with the standard volume measurement in liters, you still have no clue how much 20 liters actually fits. Find me on Instagram, Twitter and Youtube @Youknowthebo This video is featured on ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ HOW I REVIEW: As you might know from my „How I make a buying decision“ video: Rather than just looking at the pros, I like to evaluate the cons or flaws of an item and then evaluate if I can live with them. That is why in my video reviews I concentrate more on the cons of an item rather than going over all the features. Therefore everything shown is just a fraction of all the points that go into the verdict and score of an item. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A QUICKLOOK AND A REVIEW: A Quicklook usually covers pre-production units or items that I only used for a short period of time. While Reviews cover final items that I have reviewed intensively. LINKS: For all my videos I decided not to include links for the products. Everyone is living in different countries and therefore has to deal with different shipping and customs fees. That is why I would advice everyone just to Google the product within their country to find the best deals. For instance: I live in Germany, It wouldn’t make sense to give you a German link while you might be living in USA or Asia. I hope that is understandable. FULL DISCLOSURE: This video is not sponsored. While I sometimes get bags for free, I usually have to pay custom fees and in addition to that all my videos have lots of production costs. Therefore I invest my own money into all of these video and have no intention to be biased towards a product or company. All opinions in this video are my own unless stated otherwise. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ However here is the gear that I use to create videos: - MY CAMERA GEAR - Sony a6300 US - DE - Sony 16-50mm kit lens US - DE - - MY AUDIO GEAR - Rode Videomic pro US - DE - Rode RodeLink Lav Mic US - DE - Rode Procaster (VoiceOver Mic) US - DE - Tascam DR-05 Audiorecorder US - DE - - MY EDITING GEAR - MacBook Pro Retina US - DE - Logitech MX Master US - DE - Vortex Poker3 keyboard with cherry mx brown switches US - DE - * These are affiliate links. You do not pay more, but you will support the channel ;-)
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The Minaal Carry-on 2.0 is a roomy, minimalist-styled backpack that has some great features and only a few minor faults. A solid option for one-bag travel. View Our Full Review: 0:00 - Intro 1:23 - Material & Aesthetic 2:45 - External Components 8:32 - Inside the Pack 12:33 - Durability & Testing 13:21 - The Verdict 13:52 - Pros & Cons This video review is featured on During our constant search for the perfect one-bag travel setup, it was only a matter of time until we tested out some gear from Minaal—the company whose motto is “tools for efficient travel.” Seriously, you can’t get more on-brand than that. We consider ourselves experts in efficient travel, after all, so we had to take a look and see if their stuff really lives up to the motto. Two of our most experienced Pack Hacker team members have been testing out both the grey and black Minaal Carry-on 2.0. We’ve been testing the grey one for 8 months and the black one for 1.5 months—seeing as it came out… 1.5 months ago. We’re going to let you in on a little secret right off the bat—this pack has held up well and can hold its own among some of the best one-bag travel packs out there. At least in the first 8 months, it has definitely proven itself as a solid tool for efficient travel. It’s got a pretty clean look, as you can see. They’ve definitely got the minimalist look down. The branding is very subtle—just a few small, simple logos throughout the pack—and there’s not an overwhelming amount of straps or doo-dads on the outside of the pack. The straps it does have are actually fairly hard to see on the black version, which is nice—everything blends in pretty seamlessly. And even if this thing is fully packed, you’re not going to get that dreaded, mini-fridge-on-your-back look. It’s pretty slim and streamlined, overall. The Carry-on 2.0 has a capacity of about 35 liters. Why “about?” Why is it not a set-in-stone number? Well, the folks over at Minaal have some beef with this whole liter-capacity system—they don’t like to claim a certain capacity because there are really no set standards in the backpack world when it comes to these measurements. And honestly, they’re not wrong. It’s not terribly uncommon to find that a certain 30L backpack actually holds more than another 40L backpack made by a different brand. But we like numbers, so we’ll stick with the 35L measurement for congruency. To put it in simpler terms—like virtually all one-bag travel packs, this thing holds a lot of stuff and can still be used as a carry-on bag for pretty much all major airlines. The Carry-on 2.0 from Minaal is a stellar bag for one-bag travelers. It offers a tremendous amount of room, a good number of user-friendly pockets, plus a handful of other nice features. In grey or black, this pack looks great and carries well to boot. The overall durability is solid—this is a pack that should, in theory, hold up to years of usage. Minor issues include the water bottle holder, hideaway strap system, and rapid accumulation of dust on the fabric. But to be fair, the pros largely outweigh the cons. For one bag travelers, the Minaal Carry-on 2.0 is hard to beat. RELATED ONE BAG TRAVEL VIDEOS Osprey Farpoint 40: GORUCK GR2 (40L) Review: Aer Travel Pack Review: Peak Design Everyday Backpack (30L) Review: Mission Workshop Fitzroy Review: View more backpack reviews on our website: SHOW NOTES: In this video, Tom Wahlin of Pack Hacker reviews the Minaal Carry-on 2.0. A great one bag travel option for digital nomads and remote workers. This pack is big enough, and optimized enough to hold your clothing, tech gear for remote work, and then some. CONNECT WITH US Sign Up for our Newsletter: Subscribe to Pack Hacker on YouTube: Follow Pack Hacker on Instagram: Like Pack Hacker on Facebook: Follow Pack Hacker on Twitter: Follow Pack Hacker on Pinterest: Follow Pack Hacker on LinkedIn: TERMS Pack Hacker utilizes affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our product links, Pack Hacker will receive a small commission at no cost to you. This helps support us, and allows us to keep providing reviews, guides, and content for you. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites. Thanks for your support!
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The Nomatic Travel Pack is one of the bags I have been most excited to try out. The original Nomatic travel bag set the bar super high and I have to say that the newest bag did not disappoint. This bag has so many great features and is very unique in that it works very well as both a day bag and a travel backpack that can hold up to a week's worth of clothing. Let me know what you think in the comments below! Does the Nomatic Travel Pack look like a bag you want to try out? Nomatic Travel Pack (Updated Version): Nomatic Travel Pack (Official Site): 15% Discount Code on Nomatic's Official Site (not sure if this will still be valid depending on when you are viewing the video) : packs15 Nomatic Daily Use Video: Incase EO Backpack: Incase VIA Backpack: Nomatic Travel Bag: Nomatic Travel Bag Review: Incase VIA Review: Items featured in bag: Bagsmart Tech Organizer: MacBook Pro Retina (13 inch, Touchbar): iPad Mini: GoPro Hero 3+: GoPro Hero5 (Latest): Packing Cubes: Aer Dopp kit: Powerbot USB Hub: TOMs Classic Slip On Shoes: Field Notes: Penguin Chiller Shoes: Gerber Shard: WD External Drive: Mocreo Travel Adapter: Mocreo Review: Follow Us Below to Stay Up to Date with All of Our Latest Updates Instagram: Facebook: Website:
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The Peak Design Travel Backpack is nothing short of genius. The unique features, innovative design and quality materials easily make it one of the best bags we’ve ever tested. View Our Full Review: 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - Material & Aesthetic 2:45 - External Components 9:16 - Inside the Pack 15:29 - Durability & Testing 16:00 - Pros & Cons 16:42 - The Verdict The Peak Design Travel Backpack is finally here. If you’ve been following us or you’re into backpacks, photography, or travel—you’ve probably heard of Peak Design. These guys have been absolutely killing it, making some of the most unique and innovative designs the backpack and photography world have ever seen. We’ve been testing this thing out for three weeks and it’s seen use across multiple US states and a few flights. Much like their other gear, our first impression is that this bag has a lot of smart, innovative thinking, and it most definitely lives up to the hype. The Peak Design Travel Backpack is a well-executed travel bag from a company with an excellent track-record of bringing innovative and unique designs to the backpack world. This is a bag that can easily handle one bag travel, photography, or digital nomading with ease—and it will be a joy to use for any of those activities. We have a couple small gripes—mainly the zipper choice, sternum strap, and side handles—but all of the amazing, innovative thinking that has gone into this bag vastly outweigh the few minor downsides. A winner, for sure. RELATED BACKPACK VIDEOS Aer Travel Pack 2 Review: GORUCK GR3 Review: NOMATIC Travel Bag Review: Tortuga Setout 45L Review: View more backpack reviews on our website: SHOW NOTES: In this video, Tom Wahlin of Pack Hacker reviews the Peak Design Travel Backpack, an innovative 30-45L pack that’s perfect for one bag travel. CONNECT WITH US Sign Up for our Newsletter: Subscribe to Pack Hacker on YouTube: Follow Pack Hacker on Instagram: Like Pack Hacker on Facebook: Follow Pack Hacker on Twitter: Follow Pack Hacker on Pinterest: Follow Pack Hacker on LinkedIn: TERMS Pack Hacker utilizes affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our product links, Pack Hacker will receive a small commission at no cost to you. This helps support us, and allows us to keep providing reviews, guides, and content for you. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites. Thanks for your support!
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The Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack is a great all-around bag that is smartly designed for carry-on compliance and can suit both urban and outdoorsy travelers alike. View Our Full Review: 0:00 - Intro 1:09 - Material & Aesthetic 3:40 - External Components 7:44 - Inside the Pack 13:04 - Durability & Testing 13:28 - Pros & Cons 14:15 - The Verdict Cotopaxi is the name of an active stratovolcano in the Andes Mountains, in Ecuador. It’s also the name of a company that manufactures outdoor gear and is trying to do some good in the world. We’ll let you guess which one this review is about. Founded in 2014 as a Certified B-Corp, Cotopaxi donates 2% of their revenue to help alleviate poverty. They also partner with “organizations like International Rescue Committee, Educate Girls, and Proximity Designs to provide health, education, and livelihoods in developing countries.” They do great work and make great products, one of which is the Allpa 35L Travel Pack. The Allpa is a 35-liter, carry-on compliant pack possessing many great features and design elements. Weighing 3lb 7oz (1560g) and measuring 20 x 12 x 8in (51 x 30 x 20cm), it’s on the heavier side of things compared to other bags with the same capacity—though it isn’t egregiously hefty. Much of the weight comes from the sturdy materials Cotopaxi chooses to use: TPU-coated 1000D polyester makes up the front of the pack while 1680D ballistic nylon comprises the side, top, and bottom paneling. This combination gives the Allpa a toughness that’s hard to beat. Overall, the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack is pleasantly hard to characterize. It can function as both a hiking pack, a work bag, or a travel pack. After our tests, we feel that it fits the travel pack role best. With it’s carry-on compliance, refined design and ample space, the Allpa is a great choice for anyone looking for a bag suited for a long weekend or a shorter vacation. While it may not be well received by taller users, if you find it comfortable to wear you won’t be disappointed. RELATED VIDEOS Thule Subterra 34L: GORUCK GR2 Review: Aer Travel Pack Review: Peak Design Everyday Backpack (30L) Review: View more backpack reviews on our website: SHOW NOTES In this video, Tom Wahlin of Pack Hacker reviews the Cotopaxi Allpa: a 35L travel backpack that’s good for carry on and one bag travel. CONNECT WITH US Sign Up for our Newsletter: Subscribe to Pack Hacker on YouTube: Follow Pack Hacker on Instagram: Like Pack Hacker on Facebook: Follow Pack Hacker on Twitter: Follow Pack Hacker on Pinterest: Follow Pack Hacker on LinkedIn: TERMS Pack Hacker utilizes affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our product links, Pack Hacker will receive a small commission at no cost to you. This helps support us, and allows us to keep providing reviews, guides, and content for you. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites. Thanks for your support!
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