Pacsafe Venturesafe EXP45 vs TRIP PACK AEVOR

Also, one site says that it can fit a 17 in laptop and another site says 15. I also will be using it to travel, so I also had my eye on the Venturesafe EXP45 from Pacsafe for anti-theft features. Support, proper ventilation, anti-theft, and an excessive amount of pockets/compartments are what I'm looking for.

Why not buy a bigger bag you ask? Because I refuse to pay a dime for larger for luggage. So what are my problems with this bag? Same thing as many others have mentioned- the laptop sleeve is in the front so it pulls the weight away from your back. Solution? Im not taking my laptop (13in Macbook Pro) just my iPad. The front pocket sleeves? Yeah, they're pretty useless for holding a water bottle once the bag is fully packed

Great idea and nice quality, but Pacsafe lacks backpack design which makes this an uncomfortable travel backpack. The security features are top notch and I really thought this would be my perfect travel carry-on bag. It had everything I was looking for in a travel bag, but they failed to design a proper shoulder and hip belt system that will support a 15-20lb load. Hopefully they'll get some backpack designers on board the next redesign and I will definitely buy one

It was TSA compliant for carry on. Again, I am sure it will work for me other than airport travel, and quality top notch.

It's made with a regenerated nylon material called Econo and the inside is recycled polyester. The whole bag only weighs three pounds 13 ounces or 1.7...

The two slot pockets on the flap(top) are okay for laptops or tablets, but are generally too thin and deep for other use. The inner compartment only has a flat mesh pocket, also part of the flap (top). An small inner pocket at the top or side would be nice for inner organization Maybe a slit pocket at the bottom to conceal small items, passports? There are inner straps to control the load horizontally. I'd like to have at least one vertical inner strap with different attachment points for greater stability and compacting

They do not have the better method of the load pulls at the top. I did not find this a problem in comfort. The straps can be adjusted fairly easily once you become acquainted with the positions of the strap pulls. The sternum strap is nice enough but could be wider

The size and organization layout are proper and good, but wearing as a backpack for travel is not comfortable to me. Fabric and build quality are first rate, but something is lacking in ergonomics imho.

If you've ever seen videos on this, you know how comically easy it can be to break into standard single nylon zippers. These hip straps aren't huge, b...

It's hard to describe without actually seeing it, but if you're careful and take your time rolling the panel up then you'll avoid that from happening. Another reason why I didn't give the Farpoint 40 5 stars is because you're stuck with the hip straps. Unlike the Venturesafe 45 or other bags similar to this one bag carry-on backpack, the Farpoint 40 hip belt doesn't tuck away anywhere. I know I won't always want to use them, especially since the shoulder pads distribute the weight so well

it's just a matter of pulling these apart and once you've done it once or twice and then the other the all those zippers come together in the center a...

Here's what I loved: 1) Excellent workmanship with tough materials. It's built very well and inspires confidence. Materials are first-class and zippers are tough and precise. 2) Extremely comfortable