Nomatic 40L TRAVEL BAG vs Osprey Aether 55 - Men's

It is made from durable water resistant materials and zipper. The strap system allows you to go from duffle backpack to carry backpack and on the fly....

Just bring it closer into you again, doesn't have to be too tight because you don't want your shoulders to be pulled apart and then finally your load ...

To be honest, this is a really good bag that is durable and will last a very long time. I wish I could rate it 5 stars because the bag was very comfortable, even when carrying plenty of things. Unfortunately, the zipper pulls were the biggest factor in me returning the bag. The zippers were just very annoying to deal with

But for for me, the Air 5055 is perfect for what I need. It has numerous pockets inside, all large. We've got a top zipper up here along with the rain...

It’s a big bag and if it’s not full, would be nice to be able to cinch it tighter. All that to say, if it’s the only bag you are traveling with and you don’t need to access it on an airplane, it might be ok. I ended up returning it and am sticking with my old northface overhaul 40.

Now that we've covered sizing, let's explore the Ether and Aerial suspension system. The Airscape back panel includes a molded frame sheet and breatha...

I took it hiking while it was raining and the pockets started filling up with water. The rain seeps through the zippers but the material holds in the water. Overall, this is an amazing backpack and I plan on using it for a long time.

As you hike, your hip or shoulder may get tired, and you can adjust the straps to put more weight on one, then re-adjust to alternate back onto the other. From time to time, you may have to re-tighten your waist strap. - Test the feel and adjustments by putting heavy items into your backpack and walking around for a while. Get used to the feel before you head out onto your adventures

I am bringing it to New Zealand and will update review after the trip. It's extremely practical and comfortable -- the hip straps make this the best you can find. I had considered the Timbuk2 Wander Pack, but the lack of hip strap on that one was the deal breaker. Your back will thank you

God knows how many backpacks I've ever tried on, but this is by far the comfiest. However, it does come at a price and also comes a bit of a weight di...