North Face Borealis

and I don't think there's many bags out there that can really truly beat this quality. The North Face did an amazing job on the North Face Borealis an...

Well, everyone that is the North Face, borealis and just like the Recon in is one of North Faces, most iconic and most biggest general utility backpac...

It kind of you can use this for whatever you want, whether you're adjusted a commuting to work or whether you're out on the trails. This is the North ...

A little bit of space on the top as well and that's a really well packed bag. So that's the North Face borealis available from rush faster calm that a...

I recently purchased a North Face Borealis backpack that I have been using successfully for onebag travel for a few weeks. I typically pack only 2 pair of shorts, 3 t-shirts, a pair of lounge pants for sleeping, a sweater, and toiletries, wallet, headphones etc. for up to 5 days of travel, with plenty of room to spare.

I am in the market for a new backpack. I will be using it for everyday work (I move between sites, so have to carry a laptop and other bits and pieces, I also have to carry medication for myself and my dinner/waterbottle ). I will also be using it for travel when going away, so need something that could take a 3 to 4 days worth of clothes and toiletries. I currently have a North face borealis classic backpack, it's roughly 4 years old, and am finding it too small for day to day use with work.

I use a North Face Classic Borealis, as it's a fairly small backpack with a really nice padded hip belt. I've been using 2-3 compression packing cubes packed vertically, but I recently changed to orienting them horizontally. I gotta say it feels a lot more comfortable on my back, and there's just a little more room in the bag in general.