In your case, Vanessa, I think you really should go for a Rucksack. ;) I also lack the prices on the displayed packs. I'm coming from the camp of photographers, and what we choose to get all our gears with us when we are out. Much of that could be applied to people on bikes wearing gloves and needing to carry stuff with them. If I carry around 5 to 10 % of the weight of a motorcycle on my back, and the worth of a decent adventure motorcycle, then I really want it to stay secure, dry and intact. I also want it to be instantly accessible, and not a pain in my neck, on my hips/shoulders etc. If I take a tumble, I would love to find that the padding have kept my gear from being a very expensive puzzle that no one can put together again. For many of the above I would say that it might keep gear reasonably dry, but I wouldn't trust it to carry much more than my water bladder and a spare set of clothes.
Haha I cant tell you how many times I said rucksack instead of backpack filming this one 🤣🤣 Totally get your point for camera kit. That protection. Have you found a good option?
@@TheGirlOnABike Nah, semi-decent. A small sling bag with decent padding, and then a humongous one. But would I trust them? Let's say I've started to consider aluminium panniers with padded inner bags... (and upping my insurance)
backpack with zip on the top is absolute stupidity, a small gap is enough, at high speed it sucks in air and then one does not have time to count the damage. at best a lost thing, at worst I don't want to think.
Minute 3:28 The fact that she said "key hook" tells me that she is no expert. Just try out your theory! Best case scenario that hook is for a hydration pack. Study before you teach others! People are thanking you because they have no clue, misinforming them is very upsetting! Good luck, study more or at least try the products beforehand
Sneaky to put 3 of your own backpacks in your "Top 6" list if I'm honest.
haha true but if Alpinestars, Revit, Krega did a top 6 I bet it would be 100% their own bags. haha
Fantastic and thorough review. This greatly helped my decision.
Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I wish more bags had helmet space
Awesome review! Very well detailed and informative! 😏👌
Anywhere in the US sell that course bag?
Will a 17 inch laptop fit in the Rev'it Barren? Dimensions are: 40 cm by 28 cm or 16 by 11 inches roughly.
That first backpack is a grower not a shower. ;)
@xlmoto - I'm trying to buy Course "The Bag" but can't find a way to ship to USA. Any ideas?
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XLmoto, is it the pure carbon shell or just plastic design?
We need the Revit adventure bag in Sand color like the Cayenne Jacket 🥰
Wrong ytb channel. Go 2 Revit
Revit bag looks like rebranded Kriega , and there are few color options , check there mate :)
Rev It bag is actually Kriega T18.Check out their Coyote colorway. Its sand.
I am surprised that you did not include Kriega
You don't ship to the US? :(
oh no, I didn't realise that, that's a shame. Maybe in the future they will expand the markets. It's a great bag, I now use it for all my travels
In your case, Vanessa, I think you really should go for a Rucksack. ;)
I also lack the prices on the displayed packs.
I'm coming from the camp of photographers, and what we choose to get all our gears with us when we are out. Much of that could be applied to people on bikes wearing gloves and needing to carry stuff with them. If I carry around 5 to 10 % of the weight of a motorcycle on my back, and the worth of a decent adventure motorcycle, then I really want it to stay secure, dry and intact. I also want it to be instantly accessible, and not a pain in my neck, on my hips/shoulders etc. If I take a tumble, I would love to find that the padding have kept my gear from being a very expensive puzzle that no one can put together again.
For many of the above I would say that it might keep gear reasonably dry, but I wouldn't trust it to carry much more than my water bladder and a spare set of clothes.
Haha I cant tell you how many times I said rucksack instead of backpack filming this one 🤣🤣
Totally get your point for camera kit. That protection. Have you found a good option?
@@TheGirlOnABike Nah, semi-decent. A small sling bag with decent padding, and then a humongous one. But would I trust them? Let's say I've started to consider aluminium panniers with padded inner bags... (and upping my insurance)
Gotta love the helmet off messy hair
The XL Moto looks like the Ogio Mach Series.
If you are an American, forget about xlmoto. They don't ship to US
No need for one, but I do love that accent and the tank top, lol!
backpack with zip on the top is absolute stupidity, a small gap is enough, at high speed it sucks in air and then one does not have time to count the damage. at best a lost thing, at worst I don't want to think.
coNdura?????
What's with the frizzy hair? 😅
Minute 3:28
The fact that she said "key hook" tells me that she is no expert.
Just try out your theory!
Best case scenario that hook is for a hydration pack.
Study before you teach others!
People are thanking you because they have no clue, misinforming them is very upsetting!
Good luck, study more or at least try the products beforehand
Funny, I don't recall seeing any backpacks in this video.
gross
😂
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Not a single bag had any decent reflective or even higher visible panels on them. How utterly stupid.
#getabrush