Name: Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole Tote Pack 27L
Brand: Patagonia
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Rating: 4.0 (73 reviews)

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Unisex Adult bag from Patagonia. Model - Ultralight Black Hole Tote Pack. Reference 48809.

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This combination backpack-tote isn’t designed specifically with diapering in mind, but its few pockets, machine-washable nylon, and light, packable design make it great for travel or everyday outings.

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 A lightweight foam back doubles as a seat cushion. Made from supple recycled nylon ripstop fabric with a silicone face coating and a polyurethane back coating, this tote pack is tough, weather resistant, and nimble enough to tuck away in its own pocket when you don't need it. Whether you're seeing the world or just hitting the farmer's market, let the Ultralight Black Hole Tote Pack take you away.

 Whether you're seeing the world or just hitting the farmer's market, let the Ultralight Black Hole Tote Pack take you away.

Patagonia® Ultralight Black Hole® Tote Pack

Looking for recommendations for packable tote that also has backpack straps. I want something for day usage and don't wanna lug around my full pack. I felt like a tote wouldn't bother me in emergencies when I need to use it at the same as my backpack. Packable totes are great but some cities have bike rentals and I didn't feel too safe in their flimsy baskets.

Thanks in advance!

<div class="md"><p>Looking for recommendations for packable tote that also has backpack straps. I want something for day usage and don&#39;t wanna lug around my full pack. I felt like a tote wouldn&#39;t bother me in emergencies when I need to use it at the same as my backpack. Packable totes are great but some cities have bike rentals and I didn&#39;t feel too safe in their flimsy baskets.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance!</p>
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Looking for a packable tote backpack

Lacks structure

 I use this bag for school for work. On the back it's kind of nice it's a little bit of a padding back here so I keep my laptop back here so it doesn't get damaged and that's my pose. It's really lightweight as you can tell it's also water-resistant. We took it hiking in the rain and it did really really well

 I've had it for about two months now and I've taken it on two different trips. Here are the pros for the bag. The first pro is that it's still it's stillable. You can fold it into a bag and carry it anywhere you need to carry it to

 The first pro is that it's still it's stillable. You can fold it into a bag and carry it anywhere you need to carry it to. The second one is when you take it out. Let me take this out

 The second one is when you take it out. Let me take this out. Oops sorry Macha. So here is the bag when you place it out as if it was a regular bag

Patagonia Lightweight Travel Tote Pack Review

Onebag traveling right now with  a Patagonia black hole tote pack and loving it. I’m a big tom bihn fangirl so its a big step for me to step away from their ecosystem. Great quality and I love the versatility.

TL;DR: Bought the 25L, returned it and bought the 32L. Much happier with the 32L. 32L is bigger and has a more accessible main compartment, a separate laptop compartment, **a flatter bottom which allows it to stand up on its own** (compared to the 25L which does not stand on its own for some dumb reason) and an additional row of daisy-chained webbing. If you're okay with the size of the 32L, definitely go with it over the 25L!

Hey OneBag! 

I ordered the 25L Patagonia Black Hole backpack after looking around for an EDC/adventure backpack that would last me a long time, be functional and still look great. Now, everyone doesn't like the glossy finish of the Black Hole bags, but I think they look fantastic (especially the black ones). It arrived and I was initially really excited about it. But after a few days of using it I realised there were some major drawbacks with the 25L version that I had ordered. 

I ended up sending it back and ordering the 32L version instead, and it's been nothing but fantastic so far. It improves on everything I disliked about the 25L version. When I was considering buying these backpacks I had a hard time finding discussion about the different versions. In this post I'd like to go over a few of the pro's and con's of the two backpacks if anyone is in the same position I was. 

# Size

The optimal size for you will ultimately depend on how tall you are (and what you need it for). I'm a reasonably tall dude, coming in at about 6'1, and I found the 25L to be a little too small. The "height" of the bag is perfect, but it's very lacking depth-wise. It's also not very wide, which gives it a bit of an awkward shape when it's worn. Packing it is also more difficult compared to a wider backpack, where you don't have to dig into as narrow of a compartment that the 25L is. 

The 32L is both wider and has greater depth (distance between your back and the outer part of the backpack), which makes it both easier to pack and unpack. I was worried that it would be too bulky and large when it's not full of stuff, but it sort of magically shrinks down when it's only half packed. 

The one thing I actually prefer about the 25L is the smaller top compartment where you usually keep your wallet, keys, etc. On the 32L the zipper goes lower on the sides, which means stuff falls out if you accidentally open it too wide. 

# Looks

This part is obviously subjective, so take my review with a grain of salt. I initially liked how the 25L looked, but quickly realised it hugged my back a bit too tightly. It looked more like it was a part of my back rather than a classical "backpack"-look. 

The Black Hole material is fantastic. It looks really nice and is extremely durable. Luckily I haven't been in a position where it would be able to rip, but from what I've heard the material is incredibly durable. 

The 32L does not look "too big" even when it's fully packed, which was something I was initially worried about when considering the 32L over the 25L. As I said earlier I'm a 6'1 dude with reasonably broad shoulders. 

# Features

One of the main differences between the 25L and 32L is that the 32L version has a separate laptop compartment. It's "TSA-approved" which means you can unzip it all the way to the bottom and lay the compartment out flat from the rest of the backpack. Since I use the backpack for EDC i usually only zip it open on the side of the backpack and access my laptop that way. But I guess it's nice to have the option of opening it all the way when traveling eventually opens up again.  

The 32L features two rows of daisy-chained webbing instead of the single row of the 25L. Two rows allows for treading string between them and keeping shoes and other stuff secured on the outside of the packpack. 

There's also an additional carrying-strap on the outside of the backpack which allows for picking it up easily when it's laying backside-down. 

One of the most annoying things about the 25L is how the bottom of it is formed. Since the backpack is designed to hug your back tighter than a traditional backpack the bottom part is not parallell to the ground. This means that when you set it down, no matter how much is packed into it, it **does not stand on its own**. This gets very annoying as an EDC-bag, since you're constantly putting it on the ground/floor and picking it up. The 32L, however has a flatter bottom, which stands on its own even when it's not heavily/fully packed. 

If you're considering buying either of these two backpacks I hope you found this somewhat helpful!

<div class="md"><p>TL;DR: Bought the 25L, returned it and bought the 32L. Much happier with the 32L. 32L is bigger and has a more accessible main compartment, a separate laptop compartment, <strong>a flatter bottom which allows it to stand up on its own</strong> (compared to the 25L which does not stand on its own for some dumb reason) and an additional row of daisy-chained webbing. If you&#39;re okay with the size of the 32L, definitely go with it over the 25L!</p>

<p>Hey OneBag! </p>

<p>I ordered the 25L Patagonia Black Hole backpack after looking around for an EDC/adventure backpack that would last me a long time, be functional and still look great. Now, everyone doesn&#39;t like the glossy finish of the Black Hole bags, but I think they look fantastic (especially the black ones). It arrived and I was initially really excited about it. But after a few days of using it I realised there were some major drawbacks with the 25L version that I had ordered. </p>

<p>I ended up sending it back and ordering the 32L version instead, and it&#39;s been nothing but fantastic so far. It improves on everything I disliked about the 25L version. When I was considering buying these backpacks I had a hard time finding discussion about the different versions. In this post I&#39;d like to go over a few of the pro&#39;s and con&#39;s of the two backpacks if anyone is in the same position I was. </p>

<h1>Size</h1>

<p>The optimal size for you will ultimately depend on how tall you are (and what you need it for). I&#39;m a reasonably tall dude, coming in at about 6&#39;1, and I found the 25L to be a little too small. The &quot;height&quot; of the bag is perfect, but it&#39;s very lacking depth-wise. It&#39;s also not very wide, which gives it a bit of an awkward shape when it&#39;s worn. Packing it is also more difficult compared to a wider backpack, where you don&#39;t have to dig into as narrow of a compartment that the 25L is. </p>

<p>The 32L is both wider and has greater depth (distance between your back and the outer part of the backpack), which makes it both easier to pack and unpack. I was worried that it would be too bulky and large when it&#39;s not full of stuff, but it sort of magically shrinks down when it&#39;s only half packed. </p>

<p>The one thing I actually prefer about the 25L is the smaller top compartment where you usually keep your wallet, keys, etc. On the 32L the zipper goes lower on the sides, which means stuff falls out if you accidentally open it too wide. </p>

<h1>Looks</h1>

<p>This part is obviously subjective, so take my review with a grain of salt. I initially liked how the 25L looked, but quickly realised it hugged my back a bit too tightly. It looked more like it was a part of my back rather than a classical &quot;backpack&quot;-look. </p>

<p>The Black Hole material is fantastic. It looks really nice and is extremely durable. Luckily I haven&#39;t been in a position where it would be able to rip, but from what I&#39;ve heard the material is incredibly durable. </p>

<p>The 32L does not look &quot;too big&quot; even when it&#39;s fully packed, which was something I was initially worried about when considering the 32L over the 25L. As I said earlier I&#39;m a 6&#39;1 dude with reasonably broad shoulders. </p>

<h1>Features</h1>

<p>One of the main differences between the 25L and 32L is that the 32L version has a separate laptop compartment. It&#39;s &quot;TSA-approved&quot; which means you can unzip it all the way to the bottom and lay the compartment out flat from the rest of the backpack. Since I use the backpack for EDC i usually only zip it open on the side of the backpack and access my laptop that way. But I guess it&#39;s nice to have the option of opening it all the way when traveling eventually opens up again.  </p>

<p>The 32L features two rows of daisy-chained webbing instead of the single row of the 25L. Two rows allows for treading string between them and keeping shoes and other stuff secured on the outside of the packpack. </p>

<p>There&#39;s also an additional carrying-strap on the outside of the backpack which allows for picking it up easily when it&#39;s laying backside-down. </p>

<p>One of the most annoying things about the 25L is how the bottom of it is formed. Since the backpack is designed to hug your back tighter than a traditional backpack the bottom part is not parallell to the ground. This means that when you set it down, no matter how much is packed into it, it <strong>does not stand on its own</strong>. This gets very annoying as an EDC-bag, since you&#39;re constantly putting it on the ground/floor and picking it up. The 32L, however has a flatter bottom, which stands on its own even when it&#39;s not heavily/fully packed. </p>

<p>If you&#39;re considering buying either of these two backpacks I hope you found this somewhat helpful!</p>
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My thoughts on the Patagonia Black Hole backpacks (25L vs 32L)

Previous version was much better all-round

 First and foremost, as you can see, it does compress. So this little pocket it's stuffed into is actually going to be a pocket inside the bag once we open it up, which we'll show you in a minute. And on the outside here, you've got a little clip so you can either clip it to some things or clip it to itself on this little loop here, which of course is going to be fumbly on video. But you hook it into itself and then you've got a nice little loop if you want to carry it for some reason or hang it up or something like that to keep it out of the way when you're storing it at home

 So you can fit quite a few things in here, anything you want access to quickly while you're out and about. Maybe if you're taking this thing to the beach, you want to throw your sunscreen in there just for a quick top up, phone, keys, wallet, things like that. There's plenty of room. And then if we're going to flip it over here, we'll start talking about the back a little bit

 Let's open this thing up and see what's going on with the rest of the bag. Now, it's not the hardest thing to compress, but it's not the easiest either. Something like the Patagonia black hole duffel, the 40 liter duffel that we've reviewed and tested was quite a bit more difficult to stuff into itself. So this one's not too bad

 And we always appreciate it when brands are doing some things with recycled materials. So that's cool. Let's open this thing up and see what's going on with the rest of the bag. Now, it's not the hardest thing to compress, but it's not the easiest either

 There's plenty of room. And then if we're going to flip it over here, we'll start talking about the back a little bit. So at the top, there are tote handles, which you can just carry by hand. They're pretty thin

Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole Tote Pack Review (Initial Thoughts)

Hi all - New here. Currently downsizing my packs and looking to move to a packable daypack instead of a regular daypack. I'm a digital nomad so I move around quite a bit and I sweat I've scoured the edge of the internet for the best bag that is best for daily use and is also comfortable on long day hikes or overnight hikes. (I do hike quite a bit!) - I use a daypack nearly everyday for either work, hiking, or exploring new cities and have been using an Osprey Daylite Plus for the last 7 years.   


Ideal bag would fit the following specs:  
1) 22 - 27L  
2) Comfortable back panel &amp; shoulder strap  
3) Sternum Strap (Small hip strap would be a plus but not necessary)  
4) Packable (not a lay flat)  
5) Bladder/Laptop sleeve.  
6) Currently available (I'm only in the US for 2 weeks so on a limited timeframe!)

I'm currently considering   
\- Matador Freerain 24 (concern is #2 &amp; #4)  
\- Patagonia Ultralite Blackhole Tote 27L (concern is 4, and general comfort as a dayhike pack since it seems more geared as a tote)  
\- Gossamer Gear Vagabond 23L (concern #6 :( - this bag seems perfect but isn't in stock anywhere)  
\- LL Bean Stowaway 22L (concern #5 &amp; #6)  


If you have any thoughts on the above suggestions or some bag I've magically missed that meets all the requirements please let me know! I know I'll most likely need to sacrifice something in the end but still hoping I can find the perfect pack as it's something I use every single day.

<div class="md"><p>Hi all - New here. Currently downsizing my packs and looking to move to a packable daypack instead of a regular daypack. I&#39;m a digital nomad so I move around quite a bit and I swear I&#39;ve scoured the edge of the internet for the best bag that is best for daily use and is also comfortable on long day hikes or overnight hikes. (I do hike quite a bit!) - I use a daypack nearly everyday for either work, hiking, or exploring new cities and have been using an Osprey Daylite Plus for the last 7 years.</p>

<p>Ideal bag would fit the following specs:</p>

<ol>
<li>22 - 27L</li>
<li>Comfortable back panel &amp; shoulder strap</li>
<li>Sternum Strap (Small hip strap would be a plus but not necessary)</li>
<li>Packable (not a lay flat)</li>
<li>Bladder/Laptop sleeve.</li>
<li>Currently available (I&#39;m only in the US for 2 weeks so on a limited timeframe!)</li>
</ol>

<p>I&#39;m currently considering<br/>
- Matador Freerain 24 (concern is #2 &amp; #5)<br/>
- Patagonia Ultralite Blackhole Tote 27L (concern is 4, and general comfort as a dayhike pack since it seems more geared as a tote)<br/>
- Gossamer Gear Vagabond 23L (concern #6 :( - this bag seems perfect but isn&#39;t in stock anywhere)<br/>
- LL Bean Stowaway 22L (concern #5 &amp; #6)</p>

<p>If you have any thoughts on the above suggestions or some bag I&#39;ve magically missed that meets all the requirements please let me know! I know I&#39;ll most likely need to sacrifice something in the end but still hoping I can find the perfect pack as it&#39;s something I use every single day.</p>
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