Aer Travel Pack 3 vs Alpaka Elements Travel Backpack: Minimalist Travel Backpacks Compared!
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- Quick comparison of the Aer Travel Pack 3 and the Alpaka Elements Travel Backpack which are two of the most popular edc / minimal travel bags I have featured over the past few months. Both have a versatile size, great organizational layouts and excellent build qualities, but have a few similarities and differences which might make it difficult to decide which one might be best for you.
Which bag do you prefer? Any other comparisons you would want to see?
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Height - 5’11”
Alpaka Elements Travel Backpack
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Full Review: • Alpaka Elements Travel...
Aer Travel Pack 3
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Full Review: • Aer Travel Pack 3 | Tr...
00:00 - Intro
01:04 - Aesthetic & materials
02:51 - Handles and water bottle pocket
05:46 - Wearing the bag & capacity
06:57 - Harness
09:14 - Quick access pockets
13:34 - Laptop Compartment
14:37 - Main compartment
18:32 - Conclusion
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You make great reviews. Very detailed. I love how you show the way these bags look on you while you walk, so I kinda get a feeling of how it looks on me. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for watching and for the support!:)
Great comparison, Danny! I always come to your videos when interested in a bag. Although the Alpaka pack seems a bit generous with it’s advertised capacity, the slightly smaller size actually works for my purposes better where I’m thinking of using it as a larger EDC for work and also as a personal item under the seat. Currently using the Osprey Nebula, so size might actually be pretty comparable. Thanks again for another great review!
Thank you for watching and for the support! That’s a good point on the similarity with something like the nebula and I do appreciate the versatility of the size on the Alpaka
The Aer x-pac version has all aquaguard zippers as well. The long/tall pocket in the main compartment can act as a built-in packing cube.
Thank you for watching and good points!:)
Great Review again Danny. Would love to see you cover some EDC 3-way backpacks like the Timbuk2 Scheme convertible and the Osprey Aoede Briefpack.
Thank you for watching and for the support! Will have to work on adding some of those to the list of bags to review!
Good review, have Aer travel pack3 small Xpac, very happy
Thank you for watching and glad to hear the travel pack 3 small has been working out well, one of my all time favorites!
well done Danny!
Thank you for watching and for the support!:)
Just in time for me. The exact two I was trying to decide between. Although I love the Alpaka products I own. Aer x-pac version is the winner for me. I just pulled the trigger.
Thanks for your detailed review!
Thank you for watching and I’m glad the video was helpful! :)
Good video..Aer is still better for me for packable space
Thank you for watching! Definitely nice to have the extra space in the Aer!
Can you do a Tortuga 40 L vs peak design 45L comparison with packing cubes?
Thank you for watching and for the suggestion! Will have to add that to the list of videos!
would you recommend the AER Travel Pack 3 Small or the knackpack 2 Medium?
Thank you for watching! Overall I prefer the comfort, aesthetic and laptop protection of the aer, I would go with knack primarily if looking for something expandable that could maybe work a little better for daily and longer travel
Still waiting on the Dragonfly!
Thank you for watching and it’s definitely on the list! I always seem to get there too late for the drops!
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Do they fit under the seat? I need one backpack that counts as personal item.
Thank you for watching! I’m general I think these will be a little too large as a personal item on most flights
I have Aer travel pack 3 x-pac.
this is one of my best backpack ever but I hate magnetic buckle. it's loose so easily. just put the backpack on the ground it will release. so annoying.
Thank you for watching and for sharing your experience with the bag! I can see how the magnetic buckle might be an issue in some use cases
Does the aer backpack fit under an airplance seat?
Thank you for watching! The small version of it does, but the one from this video would likely be too big for most airlines
The ALPAKA bag comes with the waist strap. It’s not sold separately.
Thank you for watching and for the clarification!
Would you be interested in selling any of your bags?
So alpaka is just lying each time they mention a volume.
In the previous video you had to take the city pack instead of the pro to compare.
Kinda a pain from alpaka.
I mean you can be off a bit but those measurements can't be off by a bit.
AER is just a more polished, professional-looking backpack. Prefer the magnetic compression locks and quick-release buckles on AER, plus the thicker top handle. Simply a more thought-out Travel (larger capacity) backpack. Not a big fan of those "half-zip" style openings like Evergoods Civic, preferring the more full open of AER. The AER Travel pack is simply the "Varsity" backpack while Alpaka is the junior league.
I have been using the Aer Travel Pack 3 Small for about a year, but a friend let me borrow an Evergoods CTP26 which I actually prefer. However, I own 6 or 7 Aer products and believe that they are best looking bags on the market.