Groundtruth vs Patagonia Arbor Roll-Top Pack

* The urban dweller who needs to carry the daily essentials: laptop, water bottle, a spare mask, lunch, etc.

I am so greatly satisfied with this purchase! I use this pack for so much: hiking, travel (as my flight carry-on bag), weekend trips which require several outfit changes, but do not warrant traditional luggage bags. I sometimes use for school, on my long days where I need to pack extra snacks, or school-related materials. The laptop sleeve is great for using at school/air travel, as it offers protection and I like the ease of storing and retrieving it. There is plenty of space for my laptop, textbooks, chargers, food containers

I'Ve worked in ad agencies and on the sales side, i've worked in a variety of verticals, including tech, finance, cpg and travel and tourism, and i'm ...

Multiple accessory pockets help keep the small stuff organized, while the laptop sleeve offers external and internal accessibility. Ergonomic shoulder straps and side compression straps ease the load whether you're trekking across campus or heading out for a day hike.

, So just commuting with a mix of car, train and short distance of walking., And if the shoulder bag mode is getting exhausting, switching to backpack...

It's been a great city commuter for him. All in all it's a great backpack, my only negative thoughts were for the price I was expecting the canvas material to be a bit thicker, But it's been holding up well for the time he's had it. Something to note if your flying, going through TSA it can slow you down a little due to the draw string for the main compartment of the backpack. But that's only if you have a laptop or tablet

[Music] Speaking of the main compartment, this is a clamshell opening bag. This top lid is not an opening like on a top loader. It basically just give...

Unclipping, these duraflex buckles you'll get access to the main liter volume of the pack., But first on This top flap, we have a zippered compartment...