The North Face Rolling Thunder 22 and 30 Long Term Review

In this video I give a quick overview of the features and show the long term wear of The North Face Rolling Thunder 22 and 30. We have had the 22's since 2019, one of the 30's since early 2022 and the other 30 since early 2023. We've used these on nearly every trip we've been on (which has been at least 2 international per year along with several domestic trips).
Intro Song: Donut by Lukrembo

[@kavk3874]

Good info

[@bella11110]

Thank youu

[@RoamTwo]

Thanks for watching!

[@joshallred726]

Do you know what the internal length is on the 30" bag? Thanks!

[@RoamTwo]

It’s approximately 28” x 15” on the inside

[@joshallred726]

appreciate the quick reply, thanks for the info!@@RoamTwo

[@halayko]

Could you fit a couple 74cm long light stands in this?

[@RoamTwo]

Just measured this. You could probably force it but it would be a tight fit. If you have the option, take the light stand to a store that has one and try it. The 74cm measurement looks like it would work better diagonally than straight up and down in the bag.

[@solarzoro]

If the model 30 is used only for check in luggage, the zippers and the materials seem not so sturdy and secure enough!?

[@RoamTwo]

It’s true, the 30’s in the video haven’t been in use very long and the materials are already scuffed up. I haven’t had the zippers or material fail yet but time will tell as I continue to check them. I can’t imagine that they’re going to last for life.

[@brunocruzadomunoz6732]

@@RoamTwo how is it performing by now ?

[@RoamTwo]

They’re still holding up. No major issues.

[@Ibe678]

Hello Is 22 carry on ?

[@RoamTwo]

Yes the 22 can be used as a carry on, you will have to check dimensions requirements on your specific plane. I have used it as a carry on and stored it overhead on larger planes.