I travel at least 100 days a year and have been for about a decade; as such, I've tried SO many bags and luggages, and in this video I share why this is, by FAR, the best carry-on travel bag and it doesn't even come close (from all the backpacks I've tried so far).

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0:00 - Intro

0:26 - Category 1 of 5
✅ Pakt Travel Backpack V2 🔗👉 [ Ссылка ]

Given that both the 45L and 35L both fit into international and domestic cage-testers, I recommend the 45L for MOST people since it's better to have the space and not need it, than to wish you had a bit more space. People who are shorter than 5'5" (165 cm) might lean towards the 35L - NOT because of any functional difference - but rather, because of a potentially slightly awkward appearance.


1:38 - Category 2 of 5 (Interior)
🔗👉 Clip-In Pouches: [ Ссылка ]
🔗👉 Packing Cubes Set: [ Ссылка ]
🔗👉 Pakt Everyday 15L Bag: [ Ссылка ]
🔗👉 Cipway Compression Cubes on Amazon: [ Ссылка ]

A quick note for those who have a 16" Macbook Pro (M1 of later). Although the 35L fits the 16" laptop in the central padded sleeve, the Macbook Pro specifically requires a bit of fiddling with the flap-cover. If you have a 16" Macbook Pro and want the smoothest in and out, the 45L is definitely the one for you.


3:04 - Category 2 of 5 (Exterior)
🔗👉 Pakt Everyday 15L Bag: [ Ссылка ]
🔗👉 Blender Bottle 28oz on Amazon:[ Ссылка ]
🔗👉 Peak Design Travel Tripod on Amazon: [ Ссылка ]
🔗👉 Tactile Turn Titanium Pen:
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When you are packing for a trip, really spend some time to "imagine" your day to day activities as you go through your itinerary. This will really help inform what to bring, and just as importantly, where to pack them depending on variables like frequency of use, how fragile things you bring are, and of course, how expensive things are to replace which would motivate you to store those items more securely.


6:33 - Category 3 or 5
Even if you don't use this bag, it's good practice when packing for travel, to always have a pouch of the most frequently used items that pack right at the top so you never have to go digging to find those items that you often have to reach for - items like phone chargers and power banks are of course the first that come to mind, but depending on your preferences, pack with intentionality to make things more streamlined.


7:22 - Category 4 of 5
By nature of using a carry-on-only bag, you're already taking a big step in securing your things. Checked luggage can get lost or tremendously delayed (especially if you have any transfer flights). There are many options to keep your things secure, but one of the most effective ways is to simply introduce one barrier that will make your bag even a TINY bit more difficult to steal or pickpocket. You don't need to turn your bag into a vault - you just need thieves to perceive your bag as more difficult that other bags near you. TSA approved combination locks are an absolute JOKE for anyone who is determined to break in, but I use them because they're enough to deter most pickpockets to target someone else without any barriers.

🔗👉 TSA Locks on Amazon: [ Ссылка ]
🔗👉 Apple AirTags on Amazon: [ Ссылка ]


8:56 - Category 5 of 5
🔗👉 Pakt Travel Backpack V2 - 45L: [ Ссылка ]
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DISCLAIMERS:

Some of the links above have an affiliate code, if you purchase gear with these links I will receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.

Unless explicitly stated in the paragraph below, this video was not paid for by outside persons or companies. This means that the content of this video and my opinions are 100% my own, and were not reviewed or paid for by any third party.

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