Friendly suggesting; show your viewers how the backpacks look on your back when they’re FULL and not empty because it doesn’t show how large each backpacks are..
I just wanted to leave a comment to say that I did not expect to get hit by nostalgia when I clicked on this video!! I recognised the toys in the cupboard. I also had the Mcdonalds Hello Kitty, Snoopy and のほほん族 toys when I still lived in Hong Kong.
I have the Peak Designs (45L, not the 30L), the Pakt and the Minaal 3.0. They're all great. The Peak Designs failed me when the rivots broke under load while travelling. Admittedly I just grabbed the bag while it was holding a bit more than I usually carry. It was replaced (PD support is awesome). The Pakt is VERY handy but I struggle with it on longer trips. I use it more for shorter getaways of a few days or less. The Minaal is my new favorite. It appears at home in any travel situation. Going to take it on a 2 week cruise in a few months. Packing cubes & a good dopp kit are certainly the way to go with them all.
@@youngvet1993 sorry for delay but just returned from holiday abroad. I LOVE the Pakt, but longer trips typically require "more" (more clothes, shoes, etc) and while I try to be as minimal as possible, some trips still require additional items (such as a cruise where I need daily excursion wear and dress a little nicer for dinners). I can fit a little more in the Minaal than the Pakt.... although I'm hearing that the Pakt is coming out with a slightly larger size (that may just be a rumor). Either way, all three are AWESOME bags!!
@@msp5138 haha... mine? I wish. I don't post videos nor does Minaal even know who I am. I'm a traveler and a big fan of theirs, Pakt, Tom Bihn, Peak Designs, etc. I've spent my own money on these bags and my opinions are...well.. my own. Happy to share. Since that comment I've seen more reviews of the Pakt V2 and the 45L bag (which expands to 53L when expanded according to Pakt) will certainly hold more these days.
... _magnets ... how do they work_ .. nicely done. LOL @ not explaining the gloves. Great video. Has enough detail about each bag that someone only needs to watch the indepth review of what they've shortlisted.
Hey there! We're glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. The Minaal backpack is definitely a great option for travelers looking for a functional and stylish backpack. Thanks for watching!
They are good it makes you look professional and stand out from the rest of youtubers reviewing mediocrily. I love your videos and keep it up consistent, elaborated and also with a put on test to know how tall you are. I love you put the dimensions also
Thank you for your feedback! The best travel backpacks of 2023, and these are all great options with unique features that cater to different needs and preferences. The Aer Travel Pack 3 is a versatile backpack that can be used for both travel and everyday use. It has a spacious main compartment, a separate laptop compartment, and multiple pockets for organizing your belongings. The Heimplanet Transit Line Travel Pack is designed for the modern traveler who values organization and functionality. It features a modular design with multiple compartments and pockets that can be easily accessed and customized to fit your needs. The Tropicfeel Hive Backpack is a stylish and sustainable option made from recycled materials. It is lightweight, water-resistant, and has a variety of compartments and pockets to keep your belongings organized. The Minaal Carry-On 3.0 is a sleek and minimalist backpack that is perfect for travelers who want to pack light. It has a clamshell opening that makes it easy to access your belongings, and multiple pockets and compartments for organization. The Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L is a premium backpack that is designed for photographers and videographers who need to carry their gear while traveling. It features a customizable interior with padded dividers, multiple access points, and weather-resistant materials. Finally, the Pakt Travel Backpack is a well-designed backpack that is made from high-quality materials and features a minimalist aesthetic. It has a spacious main compartment, multiple pockets, and a separate laptop compartment, making it a great option for business or leisure travel.
I feel as a carry on travel backpack - weight should be front and centre of the review. Budget airlines are particularly painful with weighing carry on bags. one airline sets it at 7kg. So that automatically rules out the Pakt at 2kg. A 13inch MacBook is about 1.3kg. And yes - I have my phone, charger, keys, battery and even a book hidden under my jacket to pass through the weigh in. Ive had AER, Pakt, Nomatic, north face duffle and fuse box. all great bags but still trying to find the bag that is light ideally at 1.2kg or less, not overly complicated and strong. Now looking at hiking backpacks as a possiblilty. rain covers are important also but that can be bought separate.
Thank you for your valuable feedback regarding the weight of carry-on travel backpacks. We understand that budget airlines can be quite strict with their carry-on weight restrictions, and we appreciate your insight on the importance of having a lightweight bag. We will certainly take this into consideration when reviewing and recommending travel backpacks in the future. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts with us!
I use farpoint 40 s/m 1.4 kg of backpack, 1.3 macbook, then my canon cam, mic ... an ultralight tripod 1,2 more.. wires, charger some must have things another 0.5 kg . i use an ultralight water protect backpack (10 L )for daily use. around 0.2 kg. Welcome to my 2.4 kg bag. I should made an vlog about that 🙂 p.s . 10k mha powerbank , iphone, airpods, card holder , passpport ,keys.. some cash..... on a spall pouch. usualli i still keep it inside of farpoint.
I have been traveling all over Asia/USA/Australia with a 54 Liter pack. Airlines usually ask me to check my backpack if the aircraft I am flying on is a small commuter prop type. Don't sweat Delta or the major American carriers. The one exception is JETSTAR in Australia/New Zealand, which has not a size but a weight requirement.
I purchased the Hive on a whim, it was EXPENSIVE (I got all the accessories with it ((minus the camera organizer)). I LOVE this bag it’s amazing for someone like me who packs like a moron. I use it on quick trips to Orlando and short weekend jaunts. Biggest complaint is that when the bag is full, that laptop sleeve ain’t fittin NOTHING. But I usually don’t need to travel with my tablet/ laptop so I’m okay with that.. for now
Thank you for your feedback! The Peak Design Travel backpack is known for its versatile design, organization, and durability, making it a popular choice among travelers and photographers. Its 45L size also makes it a great option for longer trips or carrying more gear:)
My favourite and the one I went with in the end is the Life Behind Bars Peloton Asphalt. 👍 An absolute beast. Killer bag in particular for anyone who cycle commutes, but I've travelled with it as well
Been watching your backpack videos for a while now, great reviews (and I keep buying more AER bags because of it) I was just wondering if you would consider reviewing some of the Rapha backpacks. Their travel backpacks have similar features compared to Aer. Keep up the great content.
Great review. If you had to choose which one is the best overall travel backpack that is airline friendly, comfortable and durable which would be your choice ?
Thank you! We're glad you found my recommendations for the 6 best travel backpacks of 2023 helpful:) These brands have gained popularity due to their dedication to creating backpacks tailored for the needs of modern travelers. However, it's important to consider your specific requirements, such as the size, capacity, and features you prioritize, before making a final decision. Happy travels!
Hi Zac great review,I was looking at Pakt travel backpack,ill be traveling for 10 days in Europe by train ,will the Pakt be enough to use as I only want to use it for carry on and have no check in,thanks.
The Pakt Travel Backpack has a capacity of 35 liters, which is generally considered sufficient for 10 days of travel, assuming you pack efficiently and don't bring too many bulky items. Since you mentioned that you plan to only use it as a carry-on, the size of the backpack is also an important consideration. The Pakt Travel Backpack's dimensions are 22 x 12.5 x 7.5 inches. Overall, the Pakt Travel Backpack could be a suitable option for a 10-day trip to Europe, as long as you pack efficiently and stay within the carry-on size limits. Keep in mind that you may need to do laundry or hand-wash clothes during your trip if you're traveling with only one backpack, so plan accordingly.
Hi there! I tried to check, but unfortunately, I couldn't confirm the brand of the sunglasses. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to let us know. Cheers!
Hello! Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we were unable to identify the brand of the wallet featured in the UA-cam review. If you have any other questions or if there's anything else we can assist you with, please don't hesitate to let us know. We're always here to help!
Thank you for your comment and feedback. We understand the importance of seeing how a backpack looks when packed and being worn, and we appreciate your suggestion. We will certainly take this into consideration for future reviews. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any other questions or requests.
30L is too small. 45L carry on bags are ok for flights in Europe. and is common to see popular trolley bags bigger than size limits allowed on. Not sure about long haul flights
While it's true that a 30L backpack may be considered small for some travelers, the ideal size of a travel backpack depends on personal preferences and the duration of your trip. Many travelers find that a 30L backpack is sufficient for shorter trips or if they prefer to travel light. However, for longer journeys or if you need to carry more items, a larger backpack like a 45L can be more suitable. Regarding carry-on bag sizes for flights in Europe, the general guideline for most airlines is that the carry-on luggage should not exceed certain dimensions, usually around 55x40x20cm (21.6x15.7x7.9 inches). While a 45L backpack may fit within these limits, it's important to note that the volume capacity alone does not determine whether a bag is suitable as a carry-on. The dimensions and weight restrictions set by the airline are the primary factors to consider. It's worth mentioning that some popular trolley bags or suitcases may appear larger than the allowed size limits, but they often comply when not fully expanded or stuffed to the maximum. However, it's always recommended to check the specific requirements of the airline you'll be flying with to ensure compliance. As for long-haul flights, the carry-on size restrictions can vary depending on the airline and the specific flight route. Some airlines may have more lenient size allowances for long-haul flights, while others may enforce stricter limits. It's advisable to review the guidelines provided by the airline before your trip to avoid any issues or unexpected charges. Ultimately, the choice of backpack size depends on your travel style, duration, and the specific requirements of your airline. It's always a good idea to double-check the size and weight restrictions with your airline to ensure a hassle-free travel experience.
The materials and design seem to me great for heavier loads. I found the back panel to be one of the most comfortable but it's obviously at a cost for weight.
While the current aesthetic variant leans towards a sleek, minimalist all-black design, we hear you on the need for some color diversity. The good news is that these brands are definitely open to exploring other color options once they're closer to finalizing the design. Your feedback is super valuable, and we'll make sure it gets considered in the process. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us:)
Hi there! Ed is unfortunately no longer with the channel. He was initially going to do occasional videos for us, however, he is taking his career in another direction now. Cheers!
They are good it makes you look professional and stand out from the rest of youtubers reviewing mediocrily. I love your videos and keep it up consistent, elaborated and also with a put on test to know how tall you are. I love you put the dimensions also
All of these gears featured are high-quality options that could work well as both work and gym EDCs, depending on your specific needs and preferences. Here's a brief rundown of each option: Aer Travel Pack 3: This backpack is designed specifically for travel and has a lot of great organizational features, including a separate shoe compartment and laptop sleeve. It might be a bit too bulky for daily use as a gym or work EDC, but it's a great option if you frequently travel for work and want a backpack that can do double duty. Heimplanet Transit Line Travel Pack: This backpack is similar to the Aer Travel Pack 3 in terms of features and functionality, but it has a more minimalist design. It's a good option if you're looking for a backpack that can work well for both work and travel, but don't want anything too flashy. Tropicfeel Hive Backpack: This backpack is specifically designed for outdoor activities like hiking and camping, but it could work well as a gym EDC if you need a backpack that can handle wet or dirty clothes/shoes. It's also a good option if you like the idea of a backpack that can be worn in multiple ways (as a backpack, shoulder bag, or tote). Minaal Carry-On 3.0: Like the Aer Travel Pack 3 and Heimplanet Transit Line Travel Pack, this backpack is designed for travel, but it could work well as a work EDC if you need a lot of organization and space for your gear. It's a bit more expensive than some of the other options on this list, but it's well-designed and durable. Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L: This backpack is designed for photographers, but it could work well as a work/gym EDC if you need a lot of organization and space for your gear. It's a bit on the expensive side, but it has a lot of great features like customizable dividers and easy-access side panels. Pakt Travel Backpack: This backpack is designed specifically for travel, but it could work well as a gym EDC if you need a lot of organization and space for your gear. It's a bit on the expensive side, but it's well-designed and has a lot of great features like a separate shoe compartment and laptop sleeve. Overall, the best backpack for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Consider how much gear you need to carry, what kind of activities you'll be doing, and how much you're willing to spend. All of the backpacks on this list are high-quality options that could work well as work/gym EDCs.
@@RushfasterTV Appreciate the response. certainly leaning more towards the AER Travel Pack 3 small, especially more so coming from a Thule Paramount bag.
Friendly suggesting; show your viewers how the backpacks look on your back when they’re FULL and not empty because it doesn’t show how large each backpacks are..
We greatly appreciate your suggestion, Kyzar. We definitely would want to do this. Hopefully, in our next video reviews. 👍 Cheers!
This is the best backpack review I've seen. Thank you!
Hello. Thank you so much! We're thrilled you enjoyed the review. Cheers!
The magnets reference in the Pakt Travel section was a priceless nod to CR. Loved it! 😂
Right?! It's the best! Cheers!
Magnets? How do they work? LOL
I just wanted to leave a comment to say that I did not expect to get hit by nostalgia when I clicked on this video!! I recognised the toys in the cupboard. I also had the Mcdonalds Hello Kitty, Snoopy and のほほん族 toys when I still lived in Hong Kong.
I have the Peak Designs (45L, not the 30L), the Pakt and the Minaal 3.0. They're all great. The Peak Designs failed me when the rivots broke under load while travelling. Admittedly I just grabbed the bag while it was holding a bit more than I usually carry. It was replaced (PD support is awesome). The Pakt is VERY handy but I struggle with it on longer trips. I use it more for shorter getaways of a few days or less. The Minaal is my new favorite. It appears at home in any travel situation. Going to take it on a 2 week cruise in a few months. Packing cubes & a good dopp kit are certainly the way to go with them all.
Thanks for this, can I ask why you struggle with Pakt on longer trips?
@@youngvet1993 sorry for delay but just returned from holiday abroad. I LOVE the Pakt, but longer trips typically require "more" (more clothes, shoes, etc) and while I try to be as minimal as possible, some trips still require additional items (such as a cruise where I need daily excursion wear and dress a little nicer for dinners). I can fit a little more in the Minaal than the Pakt.... although I'm hearing that the Pakt is coming out with a slightly larger size (that may just be a rumor). Either way, all three are AWESOME bags!!
@@dave.in.oregon awesome thank you. Hope your holiday was well
This comment sounds like a sponsored message from Minaal...
@@msp5138 haha... mine? I wish. I don't post videos nor does Minaal even know who I am. I'm a traveler and a big fan of theirs, Pakt, Tom Bihn, Peak Designs, etc. I've spent my own money on these bags and my opinions are...well.. my own. Happy to share. Since that comment I've seen more reviews of the Pakt V2 and the 45L bag (which expands to 53L when expanded according to Pakt) will certainly hold more these days.
Thanks for putting other metrics in the video.
Glad you found it useful! We try to support our fans from all over the world 🌎
... _magnets ... how do they work_ .. nicely done. LOL @ not explaining the gloves.
Great video. Has enough detail about each bag that someone only needs to watch the indepth review of what they've shortlisted.
Thanks for watching, Patrick. Appreciate the comment 👍 Cheers!
Great to see - been tempted with the Minaal for a while now. Great vid.
Hey there! We're glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. The Minaal backpack is definitely a great option for travelers looking for a functional and stylish backpack. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for reviewing these newer bags. I've been looking at the Aer bag and this was great to get to see it without seeing it in person.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching. Have a good one! Cheers
They are good it makes you look professional and stand out from the rest of youtubers reviewing mediocrily. I love your videos and keep it up consistent, elaborated and also with a put on test to know how tall you are. I love you put the dimensions also
Thank you for your feedback! The best travel backpacks of 2023, and these are all great options with unique features that cater to different needs and preferences.
The Aer Travel Pack 3 is a versatile backpack that can be used for both travel and everyday use. It has a spacious main compartment, a separate laptop compartment, and multiple pockets for organizing your belongings.
The Heimplanet Transit Line Travel Pack is designed for the modern traveler who values organization and functionality. It features a modular design with multiple compartments and pockets that can be easily accessed and customized to fit your needs.
The Tropicfeel Hive Backpack is a stylish and sustainable option made from recycled materials. It is lightweight, water-resistant, and has a variety of compartments and pockets to keep your belongings organized.
The Minaal Carry-On 3.0 is a sleek and minimalist backpack that is perfect for travelers who want to pack light. It has a clamshell opening that makes it easy to access your belongings, and multiple pockets and compartments for organization.
The Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L is a premium backpack that is designed for photographers and videographers who need to carry their gear while traveling. It features a customizable interior with padded dividers, multiple access points, and weather-resistant materials.
Finally, the Pakt Travel Backpack is a well-designed backpack that is made from high-quality materials and features a minimalist aesthetic. It has a spacious main compartment, multiple pockets, and a separate laptop compartment, making it a great option for business or leisure travel.
I feel as a carry on travel backpack - weight should be front and centre of the review. Budget airlines are particularly painful with weighing carry on bags. one airline sets it at 7kg. So that automatically rules out the Pakt at 2kg. A 13inch MacBook is about 1.3kg. And yes - I have my phone, charger, keys, battery and even a book hidden under my jacket to pass through the weigh in. Ive had AER, Pakt, Nomatic, north face duffle and fuse box. all great bags but still trying to find the bag that is light ideally at 1.2kg or less, not overly complicated and strong. Now looking at hiking backpacks as a possiblilty. rain covers are important also but that can be bought separate.
This airline limit and MBP weight can’t be stressed enough. Presently looking for good options for the future.
Thank you for your valuable feedback regarding the weight of carry-on travel backpacks. We understand that budget airlines can be quite strict with their carry-on weight restrictions, and we appreciate your insight on the importance of having a lightweight bag. We will certainly take this into consideration when reviewing and recommending travel backpacks in the future. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts with us!
I use farpoint 40 s/m 1.4 kg of backpack, 1.3 macbook, then my canon cam, mic ... an ultralight tripod 1,2 more.. wires, charger some must have things another 0.5 kg . i use an ultralight water protect backpack (10 L )for daily use. around 0.2 kg. Welcome to my 2.4 kg bag. I should made an vlog about that 🙂 p.s . 10k mha powerbank , iphone, airpods, card holder , passpport ,keys.. some cash..... on a spall pouch. usualli i still keep it inside of farpoint.
Tomtoc a82 is 1.3 kg. Just traveled internationally with it I love that bag
This is very underrated. I have been considering the new Patagonia Black Bole 32L because of this
I have been traveling all over Asia/USA/Australia with a 54 Liter pack. Airlines usually ask me to check my backpack if the aircraft I am flying on is a small commuter prop type. Don't sweat Delta or the major American carriers. The one exception is JETSTAR in Australia/New Zealand, which has not a size but a weight requirement.
Hey there! Thanks for sharing your experience. It's always good to be aware of specific airline requirements. Safe travels!
I purchased the Hive on a whim, it was EXPENSIVE (I got all the accessories with it ((minus the camera organizer)). I LOVE this bag it’s amazing for someone like me who packs like a moron. I use it on quick trips to Orlando and short weekend jaunts. Biggest complaint is that when the bag is full, that laptop sleeve ain’t fittin NOTHING. But I usually don’t need to travel with my tablet/ laptop so I’m okay with that.. for now
Thanks for sharing, Carolyn! 🙌
Good roundup! I love my Evergoods CTB35, but I got it on discount. Not sure about the $349.99 full price tag.
Thank you! The CTB35 would also be great on this list. It's a good buy especially with the sale!
It’s not in this vid but the 45L Peak Design Travel backpack is fantastic and versatile.
Thank you for your feedback! The Peak Design Travel backpack is known for its versatile design, organization, and durability, making it a popular choice among travelers and photographers. Its 45L size also makes it a great option for longer trips or carrying more gear:)
The Cotopaxi Allpa 35 deserves a mention. Fantastic bag.
Thanks for watching, Matthew! Hopefully, we can make a video review of the Allpa 35L Travel Pack soon. Cheers!
Great video, informative and good selection. Thanks from NZ
Glad it was helpful!
My favourite and the one I went with in the end is the Life Behind Bars Peloton Asphalt. 👍 An absolute beast. Killer bag in particular for anyone who cycle commutes, but I've travelled with it as well
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Been watching your backpack videos for a while now, great reviews (and I keep buying more AER bags because of it) I was just wondering if you would consider reviewing some of the Rapha backpacks. Their travel backpacks have similar features compared to Aer. Keep up the great content.
Thank you for the recommendation! We'll check it out and hopefully come up with a video review soon. Have a good one. Cheers!
I find that this video is fantastic straight to the bags and its features!
Thank you, Hamdi! Glad you liked it. Have a good one! Cheers
I like the professional white gloves.
Thanks so much! 🥰
Ngl, I miss Ed doing the reviews. Nice roundup, though.
On god. They messed up
Thanks man. We're on the lookout for new presenters if you're interested.
Are those Snoopys from a McDonalds' Happy Meal collection? I used to have a few of those!
Yeah! We tried to grab all of them 😊
Brand new subscriber here ... Thank you for this timely content, as I am challenging myself to pack carry-on only for an upcoming domestic flight.
Welcome aboard! I'm sure you can do it :) Cheers!
Thank you, I always wondered if which backpack to get if I was going to tilt purely on backpack. I am torn between tropic or pakt.
Great review! It's so easy to follow your descriptions and compare the bags. Also, hello fellow Canadian :)
Yay, thank you! Thanks for dropping by. Have a good one! Cheers
Great review. If you had to choose which one is the best overall travel backpack that is airline friendly, comfortable and durable which would be your choice ?
Nice vid!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
Also worth mentioning which of these bags has a lifetime warranty- if you're spending top dollar, it should be a given.
Curious why the new Tortuga travel backpack didn't make the cut. On paper it seems like it would be a top contender.
It's hard to squeeze them all into a top 6. Tortuga make nice packs.
on the hive bag can you use the hip belt as a money belt inside shirt or pants? Nice video thanks
I believe you can! Great idea, though. Cheers
Well done 👌🏾👍🏾
Thank you! We're glad you found my recommendations for the 6 best travel backpacks of 2023 helpful:) These brands have gained popularity due to their dedication to creating backpacks tailored for the needs of modern travelers. However, it's important to consider your specific requirements, such as the size, capacity, and features you prioritize, before making a final decision. Happy travels!
nice review, wish you could have included the pricing on these for a quick reference.
We will consider including pricing next time. Thanks for watching!
RMU 35/50 briefcase check it out best around !
Thanks for the recommendation, Michael. We'll do that. Cheers!
Hi Zac great review,I was looking at Pakt travel backpack,ill be traveling for 10 days in Europe by train ,will the Pakt be enough to use as I only want to use it for carry on and have no check in,thanks.
The Pakt Travel Backpack has a capacity of 35 liters, which is generally considered sufficient for 10 days of travel, assuming you pack efficiently and don't bring too many bulky items. Since you mentioned that you plan to only use it as a carry-on, the size of the backpack is also an important consideration. The Pakt Travel Backpack's dimensions are 22 x 12.5 x 7.5 inches. Overall, the Pakt Travel Backpack could be a suitable option for a 10-day trip to Europe, as long as you pack efficiently and stay within the carry-on size limits. Keep in mind that you may need to do laundry or hand-wash clothes during your trip if you're traveling with only one backpack, so plan accordingly.
Pleasei include the Osprey farpoint 40 which is probablyt he highest selling travel backpack.
Thanks for the recommendation. Hopefully, in out next videos. Cheers!
what are those sunglasses - package looks interesting .
Hi there! I tried to check, but unfortunately, I couldn't confirm the brand of the sunglasses. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to let us know. Cheers!
What brand is the wallet with the snap button closure?
Hello! Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we were unable to identify the brand of the wallet featured in the UA-cam review. If you have any other questions or if there's anything else we can assist you with, please don't hesitate to let us know. We're always here to help!
Please show backpacks packed when you put it on please. Not really helpful with the bag empty.
Thank you for your comment and feedback. We understand the importance of seeing how a backpack looks when packed and being worn, and we appreciate your suggestion. We will certainly take this into consideration for future reviews. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any other questions or requests.
30L is too small. 45L carry on bags are ok for flights in Europe. and is common to see popular trolley bags bigger than size limits allowed on. Not sure about long haul flights
While it's true that a 30L backpack may be considered small for some travelers, the ideal size of a travel backpack depends on personal preferences and the duration of your trip. Many travelers find that a 30L backpack is sufficient for shorter trips or if they prefer to travel light. However, for longer journeys or if you need to carry more items, a larger backpack like a 45L can be more suitable. Regarding carry-on bag sizes for flights in Europe, the general guideline for most airlines is that the carry-on luggage should not exceed certain dimensions, usually around 55x40x20cm (21.6x15.7x7.9 inches). While a 45L backpack may fit within these limits, it's important to note that the volume capacity alone does not determine whether a bag is suitable as a carry-on. The dimensions and weight restrictions set by the airline are the primary factors to consider. It's worth mentioning that some popular trolley bags or suitcases may appear larger than the allowed size limits, but they often comply when not fully expanded or stuffed to the maximum. However, it's always recommended to check the specific requirements of the airline you'll be flying with to ensure compliance.
As for long-haul flights, the carry-on size restrictions can vary depending on the airline and the specific flight route. Some airlines may have more lenient size allowances for long-haul flights, while others may enforce stricter limits. It's advisable to review the guidelines provided by the airline before your trip to avoid any issues or unexpected charges. Ultimately, the choice of backpack size depends on your travel style, duration, and the specific requirements of your airline. It's always a good idea to double-check the size and weight restrictions with your airline to ensure a hassle-free travel experience.
Отлично 👏👏👏👏
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching. Cheers!
I'm sorry but which wallet was that in the side of the very first bag ?
Hey there! We couldn't determine the brand of the wallet in the video. Thanks for watching!
@@RushfasterTV Nevermind, video was good
The Pakt travel backpack is a bit too heavy for me
The materials and design seem to me great for heavier loads. I found the back panel to be one of the most comfortable but it's obviously at a cost for weight.
Any of them have a shoulder strap?
Yes, all of the backpacks have shoulder straps. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to let us know. Thanks for watching!
@@RushfasterTV thank you. To be clear a separate shoulder strap to carry like a duffel/messenger bag not the ones for carrying as a backpack.
A mechanical pencil? It’s still a pencil my man.
True, but a mechanical pencil is the sharp-dressed cousin of the traditional pencil 😄
Why the gloves?
Why not? ;)
The gloves lol not necessary at all
Or are they?
Who else is just tired of the all black look though? lol
While the current aesthetic variant leans towards a sleek, minimalist all-black design, we hear you on the need for some color diversity. The good news is that these brands are definitely open to exploring other color options once they're closer to finalizing the design. Your feedback is super valuable, and we'll make sure it gets considered in the process. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us:)
Where’s my guy Ed?
Hi there! Ed is unfortunately no longer with the channel. He was initially going to do occasional videos for us, however, he is taking his career in another direction now. Cheers!
The white gloves are distracting, no?
Sorry the gloves were necessary for this shoot.
Mickey Mouse Vibes
They are good it makes you look professional and stand out from the rest of youtubers reviewing mediocrily. I love your videos and keep it up consistent, elaborated and also with a put on test to know how tall you are. I love you put the dimensions also
Bcz they all are in black
Its too much expensive
Don't spend more than you can afford. We will do a review of less expensive travel backpacks.
Would you consider this for work/gym EDC? Considering this and the Able Carry Max ATM
All of these gears featured are high-quality options that could work well as both work and gym EDCs, depending on your specific needs and preferences. Here's a brief rundown of each option:
Aer Travel Pack 3: This backpack is designed specifically for travel and has a lot of great organizational features, including a separate shoe compartment and laptop sleeve. It might be a bit too bulky for daily use as a gym or work EDC, but it's a great option if you frequently travel for work and want a backpack that can do double duty.
Heimplanet Transit Line Travel Pack: This backpack is similar to the Aer Travel Pack 3 in terms of features and functionality, but it has a more minimalist design. It's a good option if you're looking for a backpack that can work well for both work and travel, but don't want anything too flashy.
Tropicfeel Hive Backpack: This backpack is specifically designed for outdoor activities like hiking and camping, but it could work well as a gym EDC if you need a backpack that can handle wet or dirty clothes/shoes. It's also a good option if you like the idea of a backpack that can be worn in multiple ways (as a backpack, shoulder bag, or tote).
Minaal Carry-On 3.0: Like the Aer Travel Pack 3 and Heimplanet Transit Line Travel Pack, this backpack is designed for travel, but it could work well as a work EDC if you need a lot of organization and space for your gear. It's a bit more expensive than some of the other options on this list, but it's well-designed and durable.
Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L: This backpack is designed for photographers, but it could work well as a work/gym EDC if you need a lot of organization and space for your gear. It's a bit on the expensive side, but it has a lot of great features like customizable dividers and easy-access side panels.
Pakt Travel Backpack: This backpack is designed specifically for travel, but it could work well as a gym EDC if you need a lot of organization and space for your gear. It's a bit on the expensive side, but it's well-designed and has a lot of great features like a separate shoe compartment and laptop sleeve.
Overall, the best backpack for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Consider how much gear you need to carry, what kind of activities you'll be doing, and how much you're willing to spend. All of the backpacks on this list are high-quality options that could work well as work/gym EDCs.
@@RushfasterTV Appreciate the response. certainly leaning more towards the AER Travel Pack 3 small, especially more so coming from a Thule Paramount bag.