REI Co-op Commuter Pack

you know it's just normal rain fly stuff comes over the whole front of the bag. But what's interesting about this one? It has a little velcro strap an...

Without my big tech pouch that holds my charger, power bank and other tech items, and just goes in the main compartment, I'd probably want more quick access pockets. The Commuter Pack also doesn't have a water bottle pocket, which I know is a dealbreaker for some, but I don't carry a bottle all the time and if I do, I can just keep it in the main compartment and get it through the side opening. If you have any questions I'm happy to answer.

great quality but the colors are very different in person - the muted gold straps in the photo are a really ugly beige. i wanted something that was tough and beautiful, and it hits 1/2.

The Commuter Pack has made me a roll-top convert and it works really well for me as a whole. I wish it were less of a hair magnet (but there are tons of dog hair in my apartment sadly) and the straps could be better, but overall it feels great to wear when I'm riding my e-scooter.

This pack rides well when it's not overloaded; the chest and waist straps keep it in place, and it wraps over my shoulders and back well. But it starts becoming uncomfortable on my back with too much weight; a lock, 11" laptop, full water bottle, change of clothes, notebook, and some snacks starts f...

The REI Commuter Backpack came up on my radar last week and it is much like the Ruckpack but full panel loading and better urban features

I've purchased this backpack for my TMB (Tour du Mont Blanc) trek. The first pleasant surprise when I've got it was its weight - the pack is extremely lightweight, which helps a lot to reduce overall weight one has to carry. I've used it to carry everything needed for a two-week trek (w/o a tent and...

Rei's commuter pack is pretty decent size. It's more oriented to cyclist commuters but works great for commuting in general. Has a rain fly for the water proof as well.

I had a geology field camp for my school and I needed a pack for everything when we had to go on some vigorous hikes and this came in handy. It can fit a decent amount of stuff and not feel too heavy because elf the weight distribution. However, there are two things I noticed. I’m disappointed that ...

I had a avid hiker take a look at my new pack, he thought it was good. Perhaps a bit on the smaller side, but it is only called a 40L. The mesh backing is nice. (If you've run a backpack blower think of the air vents running through that.) There is just a bit of space, enough to let some air flow be...