The Aer City Pack V2 is 14L urban/commuter-use bag with a distinctive shoulder yoke, high-and-tight wearing style and a surprisingly high degree of vertically-oriented organisation perfect for keeping lots of different devices and small items readily accessible
00:00 - Introduction
01:23 - Who it's for/not for
03:39 - Exterior design
07:56 - Carrying Handles
09:00 - Shoulder Straps/Back panel
12:20 - Exterior Pockets
18:54 - Front compartment
23:07 - Main compartment
30:31 - Also consider
35:28 - Umm....
Its main claim to fame is its high degree of urban-use organisation in a compact but not tiny form factor, coupled with a more ergonomic higher/tighter than usual for Aer carry system makes this bag a joy to use in EDC life especially for folks with a lot of small gadgets and doo dads.
Conversely, this bag lacks any really “wide open” capacity, meaning it's not a great choice for carrying bulkier items including things like mirrorless cameras, puffy jackets, or bigger headphones. Surprisingly, the bag doesn’t stand up on its own which normally you would expect for such a clearly heavy/urban-edc use intended bag.
Aer City Pack
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