Alpha One Niner for the win. The pack definitely distributes all that weight very well; it feels more comfortable on my back than most of my other packs that are half as heavy.
I got the Able Carry Daily X-PAC Black. The anti sagging design is fantastic since I do not like having things flopping around. All the attachment points around the bag allows me to attach my chalk bag, climbing shoes, attach a water bottle, secret compartment for quick grab of my license or credit card. I have to carry my laptop or my iPad Pro with me for work so the floating sleeve is a great standard. Clean look and keeps me carrying the necessities rather then over packing. The shoulder straps are nice and beefy making it comfortable for long carry days. I have enjoyed using this pack along with my small collection. 😊
Glad to hear that:) It sounds like you are very satisfied with your Able Carry Daily X-PAC Black backpack. The anti-sagging design and attachment points are convenient features that allow you to carry your climbing gear and essentials without having them flop around. The floating sleeve for your laptop or iPad Pro is also a useful addition for work purposes. The clean look and minimalistic design help you avoid over-packing, and the beefy shoulder straps make it comfortable for long carry days. Overall, it seems like the Able Carry Daily X-PAC Black is a great choice for your needs.
Alpha One Niner but the Whitley. Feels like the right size for most EDC without being too big/bulky; I also like the Aer Flight Pack as an EDC due to the different carry styles but feel like the main compartment has way too many pockets that it can be irritating to get larger things in there.
Thank you for your feedback! The choice between the Evade 1.5 and the 21L GR1 for work ultimately depends on your specific needs and preferences. Here are some factors to consider: Capacity: The Evade 1.5 has a larger capacity (27L) compared to the 21L GR1, which could be more convenient if you need to carry a lot of items for work. Organization: The 21L GR1 has a more organized interior with multiple pockets and compartments, which could make it easier to access and organize your work essentials. Durability: Both backpacks are made with high-quality materials and are known for their durability. However, the 21L GR1 is known for being particularly rugged and is often used by military personnel, so if durability is a top priority for you, the GR1 might be the better choice. Comfort: The Evade 1.5 has more padding on the back panel and shoulder straps, which could make it more comfortable to carry for extended periods of time. Overall, if you need to carry a lot of items for work and prefer a backpack with a larger capacity, the Evade 1.5 might be the better choice. If you prioritize organization and durability, the 21L GR1 could be a better fit for you.
I have a lot of bags, far, far too many. The Trakke Bannoch is by far my absolute favorite. I wish it was a bit larger but it simply works and does not have that plastic nylon feel all the other packs have. Over time you realize all these little gimmicks and dangly straps, and elastics that wear out are nonsense.
@@RushfasterTV Got to admit I miss Ed, but Roland is coming in to a space of his own and becoming someone I love watching! I hope Ed is doing well with his life and future endeavours
Alpha One Niner for the win. The pack definitely distributes all that weight very well; it feels more comfortable on my back than most of my other packs that are half as heavy.
I love my Belroy, it is a tree tone, fits so much and is so comfy
I got the Able Carry Daily X-PAC Black. The anti sagging design is fantastic since I do not like having things flopping around. All the attachment points around the bag allows me to attach my chalk bag, climbing shoes, attach a water bottle, secret compartment for quick grab of my license or credit card. I have to carry my laptop or my iPad Pro with me for work so the floating sleeve is a great standard. Clean look and keeps me carrying the necessities rather then over packing. The shoulder straps are nice and beefy making it comfortable for long carry days. I have enjoyed using this pack along with my small collection. 😊
Glad to hear that:) It sounds like you are very satisfied with your Able Carry Daily X-PAC Black backpack. The anti-sagging design and attachment points are convenient features that allow you to carry your climbing gear and essentials without having them flop around. The floating sleeve for your laptop or iPad Pro is also a useful addition for work purposes. The clean look and minimalistic design help you avoid over-packing, and the beefy shoulder straps make it comfortable for long carry days. Overall, it seems like the Able Carry Daily X-PAC Black is a great choice for your needs.
I reckon the Tom Bhin Synik 22 will be one of those bags that gets better with age. Future classic in waiting!
We named the Tom Bihn Synapse a classic th-cam.com/video/D1Gne1cb7Lk/w-d-xo.html
Alpha One Niner but the Whitley. Feels like the right size for most EDC without being too big/bulky; I also like the Aer Flight Pack as an EDC due to the different carry styles but feel like the main compartment has way too many pockets that it can be irritating to get larger things in there.
I have all of these packs but the Bellroy and the Tom Biln on your.other list. The AER day pack 2 is my favorite in X PAC. Nice list.
Good choice!
Great video. Now, if you had to choose between an Evade 1.5 and a 21L GR1 for work, EDC and as a dad bag, which would you go with?
Thank you for your feedback! The choice between the Evade 1.5 and the 21L GR1 for work ultimately depends on your specific needs and preferences. Here are some factors to consider:
Capacity: The Evade 1.5 has a larger capacity (27L) compared to the 21L GR1, which could be more convenient if you need to carry a lot of items for work.
Organization: The 21L GR1 has a more organized interior with multiple pockets and compartments, which could make it easier to access and organize your work essentials.
Durability: Both backpacks are made with high-quality materials and are known for their durability. However, the 21L GR1 is known for being particularly rugged and is often used by military personnel, so if durability is a top priority for you, the GR1 might be the better choice.
Comfort: The Evade 1.5 has more padding on the back panel and shoulder straps, which could make it more comfortable to carry for extended periods of time.
Overall, if you need to carry a lot of items for work and prefer a backpack with a larger capacity, the Evade 1.5 might be the better choice. If you prioritize organization and durability, the 21L GR1 could be a better fit for you.
I went for the bellroy classic backpack plus for the extra laptop compartment
Oh nice! I hope you're loving your Bellroy Classic Backpack Plus. Thanks for dropping by. Cheers!
Hey, I want to know your though for The Peloton S - 34L Rolltop Backpack from Life Behind Bars. Ty.
Great list. Thanks!
Thank you for watching!
Hey who has the best packing cubes looking for a 12x12 to pack folded denim.
Hey I love ur glasses!! Where did u get them from?
Thanks! They're from Jacques Marie Mage
I have a lot of bags, far, far too many. The Trakke Bannoch is by far my absolute favorite. I wish it was a bit larger but it simply works and does not have that plastic nylon feel all the other packs have. Over time you realize all these little gimmicks and dangly straps, and elastics that wear out are nonsense.
Good choice! And, thank you for sharing your experience with the Trakke Bannoch. Cheers!
Where is the Conceal Pack by TBB?
I'm unsure.
Where is Ed? 😢😢😢
Ed is no longer with the channel.
@@RushfasterTV Got to admit I miss Ed, but Roland is coming in to a space of his own and becoming someone I love watching! I hope Ed is doing well with his life and future endeavours
no peak design?
Not in this one.
CPL24?
"Carry culture"
Baaaaarffff
We'll hold your hair back, while you barf.
i hate rolltop backpacks... it's too hipster style.