The North Face Borealis Pack vs TRIP PACK AEVOR

you might not need one this big. Like I said, I have the 16 inch so this bag fits my laptop perfectly. Let me know if you have any questions. Drop me ...

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

So sitting for hours waiting for planes in aircraft departure lounges, all of that sort of stuff and I started to notice that those kind of that that ...

The Compass 40 does not have hip straps, which is why I ordered the Osprey Farpoint 40 to begin with. However, after being honest with myself, I decided that I likely would only be using this pack to travel through airports, on shuttles, and in taxis, so while nice, the hip straps really weren't essential. When I received the Compass 40, I was able to fit the same amount of stuff (garment folder, half cube, toiletries, and shoes), plus an additional Eagle Creek Pack It Full Cube, and there was still room. I did not even use the expandable foot locker

That's as comfortable as this back here now that was going to come in at a little bit of a higher price point. But if you're looking for something tha...

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

I had it on a two week or a weekend trip with me. Been testing it for two weeks now. Um, water bottle pockets on the side, little pull tab here, reall...

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

We are possibly one of the best harnesses ever developed from everyday backpack. The North Faces flex vent suspension system. It features a heavily pa...

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.

It's okay. if you look here on the sternum strap, take a look. There's a little whistle so I'm gonna just blow it. Okay right there

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

I love using my borealis backpack for both work and my weekend hikes. The section for my laptop is great and it's also comforting knowing that it's protected with the padding inside. The straps are great and comfortable when I take it out for a hike and carries just about all you'll need for a good long hike trip. Would definitely recommend it for its range of features

They felt too small and aren't very useful once the compression strap is used. Instead, I clipped my 32oz water bottle somewhere with a carabiner. The bag isn't water resistant or water proof so you would need to get a rain cover if you are planning on using it in the rain for any long duration/hiking. If that is the case, I would get a rain cover even if my bag waterproof/water resistant