Alpaka Elements Backpack Pro 26L : Best Laptop Bag for Tech EDC and One Bag Travel under $200

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Alpaka Elements Backpack Pro 26L Review:
In this video, I’ll be sharing with you my experience of using this 26L Alpaka Elements Backpack Pro in Green Axoflux.
The Alpaka Elements Backpack pro definitely has a good balance of modern design and functionality, and while 26L might be the best capacity for me when it comes to EDC, the loadout might require a lot of editing when it comes to using it for one bag travel for weekend trips. Competing 26L bags out there or similar backpacks may provide more flexibility in terms of what you can pack, but I don’t think there’s anything else out there that tries to be as slim as possible, even when it’s packed.
Dimensions:
Height: 48 cm (18.90”)
Length: 31 cm (12.20”)
Depth: 18 cm (7.09”)
Capacity: 26L
Materials:
Axoflux Army Green 600D
Price: Discounted rate was $126.75
$ 169 USD for SRP.
Features:
1. Space cell foam padding on shoulder straps
2. Luggage passthrough
3. Padded, suspended laptop pocket with soft lining (fits up to 16" laptop)
4. Quick-access top pocket and hidden front pocket
5. Smart internal organization for your everyday essentials
6. Contoured back panel for enhanced comfort and excellent fit
7. Two exterior water bottle pockets (Fits large water bottles (1L))
8. Padded, quick-grab top handle for versatile carrying
9. Magnetic sternum Strap included
10. Weatherproof fabrics
11. YKK Aquaguard Waterproof zippers
12. Anti-theft, lockable zippers
13. AirTag pocket
14. Loop on shoulder straps
Where to buy:
Alpaka Official Website (Global)
alpakagear.com/
Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:25 - Dimensions, Weight and Capacity
2:21 - Exterior / Materials
3:12 - Zippers
4:20 - Branding
5:10 - Grab Handle
5:27 - Harness System/ Straps
5:47 - Attachments points for Alpaka's Hub System
5:56 - Adjustable Sternum Strap
6:18 - The Carrying Experience
6:32 - Strap Keepers
6:40 - Adjusting the Straps
6:52 - Padded Back Panel
7:01 - Luggage Pass Through
7:21 - Quick Access Pockets
8:31 - Interior / Admin Panel
10:46 - Interior / Main Compartment
11:51 - Tech Compartment
13:01 - Can the Bag Stand?
13:31 - Packing for One Bag Travel
16:17 - Outro
Shot with a Sony A6000
Music by Shane Bellare
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[@jersn5560]

This is how other bag reviewers should review bags. This is the best bag review I have ever watched after searching for several days now. The part where you thoroughly start packing things up is a very brilliant addition where other reviewers lazy enough to add in their videos. It really gives me an idea how much this bag can carry.
Thank you!

[@shanebellare]

Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I try as much as possible to be comprehensive in my reviews.
And it was definitely fun to push the limitations of what this bag can carry, that’s I really use it everyday.
Thank you for the support and please don’t forget to like and subscribe as it inspires us to make reviews like this one!

[@bhlynxh23]

Great review! 🎉

[@shanebellare]

Glad you liked it! Watch out for the next review on the Aer Day Sling 3 Max! :)

[@user-sn9ib6oh5m]

Was great to see multiple load outs pushing the bag to the limit, thanks!
When you put your large packing cube in the main compartment, do you think there's still space in front of it at the bottom for a small pouch for instance? ie between the packing cube and the admin panel?

[@shanebellare]

Thank you for watching the video until the end!
I think it depends on the thickness of the large packing cube. I’ve tried placing my Alpaka tech case in front of it and it’s really tight. Something smaller would definitely fit. The quick access pocket from the top also makes it hard to see from inside if there’s still space or not. I guess that’s the downside to not having a clamshell opening for the main compartment.
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[@WahyuFebriyadi25]

Hi, I see that the prices are not much different on the market, which is better, the Alpaka Element Pro and the Fjallraven Raven 28? I will use it for travel

[@shanebellare]

Thank you for watching! The Alpaka one has better water resistant materials , better zippers with ykk aquaguard. Better stretchable water bottle holders. It doesn’t have a key leash. Laptop compartment is not separate and is in the main area.
The Raven doesn’t have a luggage pass through. No sternum strap. I like its separate laptop compartment. Has a key leash in one of the quick access pockets.
Main compartment is better for travel and even has an additional mesh pocket inside.
Both have good and spacious admin panels. Both have quick access pockets at the top. Both have top loading main compartments.
Overall , I think it’s better to use the Raven for travel since the front panel easily folds for packing bulky items.
Hope I answered your question and please like and subscribe so we make more reviews like this one. Cheers!

[@WahyuFebriyadi25]

@@shanebellare thanks bro very helpfull