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100D Robic nylon (main material) 200D Polyester (lining)
2.14 lb / 0.97 kg
(H x W x D):18.9 x 11 x 7.5 in / 48 x 28 x 19 cm
25 L / 1526 in3
Backpack Strap Length (Max - Min) 92-72 cm / 36.2-28.4 in
Patented in USA (9161596, 9629423, 10251453), Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, UK (EP2659800, EP2710915), Luxemburg, Poland (EP2659800), China (ZL 201310019724.6, ZL 201310404268.7). Additional patents pending.
Was kind of worried about the size since it with great volume, but it looked slim even tons of stuff were put inside.
Love the design that every strip had a rubber band to make it look tidy
Am currently using this in Saigon, and will be going onto Bangkok. I feel very safe and secure with this.
This is review Part 1: Pre-travel. I haven't taken this bag on a trip yet, but I was worried that it wouldn't quite be large enough for my 'always pack too much/ work trip' habits. For those with similar concerns, read on:
I just did a trial pack before my trip, and can report that I have fit the following inside this pack:
Laptop
Power cord
digital camera with 105mm zoom lens
big ol' carrying case for over-the-ear noise canceling headphones (8.5"x6.75"x2.5")
inflatable pillow (6"x8"x4")
(all above in the main pocket)
paperback book
wallet
two sizeable phones
portable wifi jetpack thingy.
There is still some room left, but not much. The outside water bottle pockets are quite tight (esp with the bag packed to the brim) but there are hidden snaps that allow for a teensy more expansion. Regular Nalgene bottles will never fit, but maybe a slim bottle.
Overall, I'm impressed. I'll only cram it this full for the airplane rides, but it's still sleek looking and sturdy enough to carry all of that.
Good sized backpack.
I really wish there was space for a water bottle! This is a must for traveling. The technology is great for anti theft but very cumbersome.
