They’ve scaled that design language up and down their product range from pouches like the Split Kit all the way to travel backpacks like the Travel Pack 3. It still has their go-to styling cue of black ballistic nylon, a squared-off shape, and a bisecting zippered opening right at the front. In spite of the now-larger 35-liter size, Aer has been able to keep the sleek looks. It’s not just the black-on-black color scheme that we like. Aer Travel Pack 3 | Fun fact: Aer’s store signage looks exactly like their tag, only bigger-much bigger. They’ve pretty much nailed their desired aesthetic at this point-an aesthetic that we all dig here at Pack Hacker. Materials & AestheticĪs you might have already guessed based on the “3” in the name, the Travel Pack 3 isn’t Aer’s first take on the concept. Strap in because it’s going to be a jam-packed one. Now, let’s move along with the review and meet who they are. While we’re welcoming some upgrades with the Travel Pack 3, some tradeoffs are tagging along with them.
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(If you’re a pro member and you’re logged in, click here.) If you’re a visual learner, check out our Pack Hacker Pro-exclusive video to see exactly how we pack it. Plus, the compression straps and compartment openings have been revised to improve access and ease of packing. We also say goodbye to the shoe compartment, which was in the two previous versions. Aer has also added magnetic buckles around the bag, which we’re a bit let down by.
The harness system welcomes back some old friends from the original Travel Pack: load lifters.
Aer Travel Pack 3 | It’s chapter three in the book of Aer’s Travel Pack.Īnd there are a LOT of these upgrades to cover. With a long list of upgrades-both subtle and explicit ones-we think it has what it takes to become our new Digital Nomad bag of choice (spoiler alert: it does). Enter the Travel Pack 3, the third iteration of the collection, and it has the unenviable task of upstaging its already-great predecessor. In fact, the follow-up Travel Pack 2 was our bag of choice for our Digital Nomad Packing List- was. It was a good one-bag solution for those who don’t want to be overly encumbered with suitcases and bags on their flight (i.e., us). It’s no secret that we really liked Aer’s original Travel Pack when we first reviewed it.
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