REI Co-op Flash 22 Pack vs Boundary Errant Pack

I hadn't planned to get the Flash, but after trying on a bunch, that one was the one that felt the best for me. If you're a beginner backpacker, you're probably hiking with some heavy and/or bulky gear, so it's even more important to get a comfortable pack that fits you properly (they'll measure you at the store).

Look overall, the bag looks really sleek and slim, but it's actually a pretty large capacity on the site. The bag is listed as having a 24 litre capac...

But if you do have the trekking poles attached to the package so you can't expect the pack is, sit up very nicely. Alright, so now that this is fully ...

You know. I took this up in the mouth into the mountains, hiking had no issues. Um, everything cleans off. Really nice too

really. as you can see, it doesn't have any outside pockets, so getting anything in and out of here is very difficult. There's no hip belt and that wa...

Carry goods right now, they're all about making technical, innovative and durable products, but they also have a core sustainability value. As well, t...

For flights, as “personal item” stowed under seat in front in economy, this has a better volume and extra useful features like the flap lid and exterior mesh pockets compared with the Flash 18...but the Flash 18 is a lot narrower and I can stick a foot on either side with the Flash 18 but not the Flash 22, which tends to hog all the under seat space

this wash board can, a back panel, a water bottle compartment, and last but not least, a bottom shoe compartment which is rather small to be honest. [...

THis is a great little backpack. Only giving it 4 stars because the zipper didn't work very smoothly. Otherwise, no complaints!

Love the tear-away zipper tabs. Makes getting into the bag super convenient and save a lot of time, when you just want to get into your stuff and on with your vacation. Too bad there's no option to do it in reverse. Material is very thin, but expandable