The North Face Base Camp Voyager Daypack Backpack 26L Review and Walkthrough
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Today’s review is the Base Camp Voyager Daypack Backpack from the North Face!
This bag is a new one from the North Face and it’s really attractive! Two sizes are available as well - and it’s in the same lineup as the sling bag we looked at a while back.
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With all the hype around the city pack pro, it is nice to hear you're a fan of the travel pack 3 small. I just purchased the latter and was worried I should've opted for the city pack pro instead! I must say I do love those straps on the sides to compress the bag.
Very much enjoyed the extra footage at the end with you wearing the bag!
Glad you enjoyed it! I'll keep working on that bit...don't have it quite right yet, but I'll get there.
i’d appreciate it if you bought various oz water bottles from 18-40oz to see how it fits. Backpacks these days don’t cater to water bottles
Good idea thanks!
There were so many hits with this bag but quite a few misses. Great video as per usual! 🤙🏻
Aer is the better pick imo. I think northface is cutting corners i have an older one (about 1 maybe 2 years older) that is shaped a little different (less squared off on the top) and it incorporated a bunch of the pockets and organization you thought was missing from this bag
Thank you for reviewing the bag
You are very welcome
Glad to have the inclusion of the as-worn footage. That is one aspect of Pack Hacker's reviews that always stands out to me.
Glad you like it!
Hey man fantastic review!
THX!
I bought and used the 35 L (so slightly different, but) I’ll say this review is right on the money. Looks great, comfortable, spacious, organized ish. No complaints from me though I love it
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My guess is that you say the aer city pack pro. Cuz it totes looks like that to me.
Really would love to see a comparison between this and the gr136 mission attache
This is a perfect transit bag/luggage. I was able to ram almost 18kg of stuff on my trip to Bangkok 😂. I tried using it in a mountain climbing and it didn't fail. However, it was hot on my back which is understandable because it isn't for climbing.
My friends ask me questions when they they see it.
Love hearing about your experience! Did you get the larger one or the daypack?
I got the larger one. It looks minimalist and the airline staff wouldn't notice that it has 18kg stuff in it (hand carry allows only 7KG 😂).
We finally see you wearing a bag you review!
Sometimes it takes a while, but I do try to incorporate all the feedback that y’all give me
@@ThePerfectBag Hi. You've mentioned a few times that you're not small, but how tall are you?
Excellent review, Klint. I’m beginning to really enjoy seeing what you place in the bags as much as the packs themselves. Guess I’m strange that way.
Thx so much!!! I actually enjoy that part too! I take time picking out what I’m going to load out - I want to show interesting stuff there too, not just the bag - I think that’s a big part of the enjoyment factor…..”hey what’s that thing?”
I get disproportionately disappointed if the gimbal isn't in there (and I don't even need/use a gimbal) :D
LOL! I always wonder about that…whether people are like “WTF is a gimbal”…but it really is in my daily carry.
Thanks for “aer-Ing” that out Clint. And I was glad you were able to strap it on to see what it would be like to “goruck” with it. LOL.
Seriously, the whole amalgamation of these ideas won’t deter me from going with the more niche brands when you consider how hard they work for their customers in terms of design, R&D, etc.
Personally reminds me more of a less feature rich Vanquest Addax 25
I can't blame them for copying from the best😂 but honestly I would choose aer travel pack 3 small any time of the day😎great reviews keep up the good work👍🏼
This is budget backpack 😊
looks more like the tomtoc backpack you reviewed earlier
What is the bag on the bottom left corner of the video? Bottom right from your perspective. Dark gray looks like canvas
Nutsac Rucksack
Well before I saw it was The North Face, I thought holy wow AER came out with a new colour?? What a disappointment for that kind of price. Pay the extra for an AER, better quality and it would be a bag that would last.
My first impression was "Addax we have at home"
similar! Different pockets, but same form factor!
After finishing they video, vanquest should take some inspiration for TNF
Have you ever had any experience with DriDuck bags? Looking at the commuter bag but can’t find any good reviews of it.
No - I haven't! I'll look it up.
From many of your videos I have seen can tell you like exotic colors 😂😂😂
The more crazy the better!!!
For an everyday bag that will have essentials, 20oz bottle of water, a book and a mirrorless camera with one lense, would you recommend this bag or the sling, maybe even the messenger bag?
My daily carry is the Herschel retreat whcih is. Perfect size (I don’t use all space) but there is no utility for my camera ha
Thank you!
Likely the sling for what you just listed - although this would work (the smaller of the two backpacks)
@@ThePerfectBag thank you!
This is exactly the situation I’m shopping for lmao
@@k2990j I got the sling and returned it, still using my Herschel retreat as my daily carry, sling was too tight and impractical for what I wanted auto carry and weight, without camera, the bellroy Tokyo tote pack would be my first choice
Thanks
Can you fit a 32-oz Nalgene in the side pockets?
Sorry - not sure if they would - I sold the bag and don’t want to steer you wrong
Wish it was a bit larger and more durable.
What's the white bag on the right?
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rather get an AER city pack
I thought the same
I think that's the right call, unless you really want one of the North Face colors. It's not a bad bag...it's just not as quality as Aer.
I cannot condone that a company the size and influence of TNF resorts to stealing the designs of a smaller company that is putting out a superior product albeit at a higher price. I call it B.S. -- steal the design and just make it in cheap recycled poly fabric. It didn't even use a premium recycled fabric like Cordura Re/Cor, Ecopak, or X-Pac. I would go with the AER on principle because it is pitiful that TNF did not even attempt to differentiate the bag. I mean put the front zipper on a slant or put a grab handle on the back like the old Surge ... something that says TNF design, not AER design. IMHO. Great review though. Keep up the good work.
For a utility brand, they make the worst bags. I am perplexed why they can't make a decent backpack.