Cotopaxi Allpa 35L vs Boundary Prima System Modular Travel Backpack

You might not think it by looking at it, but I got all of my clothes and shoes for an entire two-month road trip, plus a few items I picked up along t...

So unzipper the side access, slide this in there. Then I'm going to unzipper the camera cube so that I can attach it to the bag itself. Got four point...

- For a hike that is a few miles, I found myself constantly readjusting the straps. I REALLY wish the pack had top straps to bring the top weight of the bag in more. But this could possibly be resolved with what's chosen to be packed in the brain of the bag. I had all of my cooking gear in there

it's already about three pounds and I'm assuming it's because of all the high quality materials it uses, so it's well worth the trade-off because the ...

The internal zip-up compartments are pretty handy for organization and may cut down on a packing cube or two, depending on how you pack -- but I still found myself using packing cubes for organization. The laptop compartment is just right and useful for a secure spot that sits up against your back. The pockets for the straps to tuck into is super handy in the event you have to check your bag and want to protect the straps. The bag itself was a hair bit heavier than I expected it to be, but didn't turn out too bad

Also has a really nice laptop case that is detachable. Quality material, really good zippers and overall very well designed.

I've never used a backpack that strikes such a great balance of comfort, fit, organization, and design. When I travel, all my gear goes in my pack, from my socks to my laptop. I can pack everything comfortably inside my Allpa, get whatever I need when I need it, and even put it under an airplane seat.

II and that the materials thousand E cord or I think it's thousand D Cordura and or something or something more robust than that. Lots of pockets, lot...