Aer Tech Pack 2

Is this one, but it just has a really unique and interesting look and if you're looking for something that's gon na work well in a professional enviro...

The organization is great if you can find items to work inside them, but otherwise it can kind of get in the way, and especially if you want to use al...

Well there on. That is the aired a pack two and fourteen point: eight liters. It is a relatively small backpack, but, as you can see, it can fit all o...

Another thing is how the straps are anchored: the height of the bag, all of that stuff. So if you want more details, make sure to check out the review...

Seems they made the front compartment pretty thin to give more space to the central cavity. The Outbreaker is another option, but seems even more squared off and rollerbag on your back looking. * Aer Travel Pack 2 33L - Tied Second choice, seems to suffer from the same problem as the Tortuga Setout in terms of putting all the capacity into the center instead of the "EDC" compartments.

After searching high and low for my first travel backpack, pining for and eventually getting the vaunted Aer Travel Pack 2, it has *mostly* lived up to the hype. The way it's compartmentalized is super functional, aesthetically it's sleek as, and it's built for when shit hits the fan.

would be near impossible with a thicker gauge material. I ended up carrying this the most only cause it was the most innocuous for most days. I wear it always on my back but have worn it on front when using my aer travel pack 2. Great combo.