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Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video. I have had a good experience with the harness system for myself however I have noticed from chatting with many that everyone's use has certainly varied. The great news about most of these smaller bag companies is that they seem to listen better to their customers over a larger corporation...so keep giving them feedback.

@@jemagbg8794 Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video. My wife is still rocking and loving the 10L Bullet. Unlike me she can use the same bag for years. I guess it’s good I can’t and can review more bags. I have to say I was just using this Topo bag as my drum gear back up until last week and swapped it out. I am just overall not a huge fan of it. I’m glad some love it but I just never really fell in love with it.

@@Gutterbombs77 Thanks for stopping by and checking out my video. I might just have to do that. Evergoods is so good with building great depth and volume into their pockets…always great to hear!

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! Glad you enjoyed the video and vibe! As for replica or Amazon I have an array of bags from Amazon to custom and as long as they look good and work for you that's the key!

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! I am in 100% agreement with you. CT is very thoughtful in the small enhancements they make that just make the bag that much more quality and nice to use!

@ @ Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video. It’s definitely personal preference…I am a bigger fan of ripstop nylon due to it being pretty reliable, strong and lightweight. Some of the heavier materials like 1000D Codura are too heavy for my preference but they are incredibly strong. I will say the ripstop nylons do show wear more as well.

Thanks for checking out the video...I know right! Do you belong to the CT group in Facebook? Some of the really cool options with CT is the fact that you can get some custom orders going with enough folks buying in. I am a fan of exterior bottle holders and this is pretty much why I always move away from CT and GoRuck. They are good for a bit then I move on, I just miss those exterior compartments.

Thanks for checking out the video. You certainly can, I would say that is one of the differentiators in my opinion between CT and GoRuck. The GoRuck bags are built for an extreme amount of weight and definitely overbuilt for rucking. The CT can handle some of it but that is where I would be a bit more cautious. The CT construction of the shoulder straps is not near as tough as GoRuck, they are super comfortable but I can see stitching breaking with a lot of rucking and weight in them.

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Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video...glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! The front pocket is always difficult because it typically doesn't have depth to organize or see inside. When the length is as long as this one items can definitely get lost in the bottom. I really like the look of two pocket fronts such as the original AER travel and Pakt Travel. However I do not like the look of a one pocket front zip in the middle of the bag for some reason...so when AER changed that I never upgraded my travel bag. I organize my chargers and cables typically in the bottom pocket when there are two and it's works out great!

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! I believe the main compartment is very close I prefer the CTB based on full clamshell to pack it out and I believe it let's me pack more in it just because I can get to every inch of the main compartment. As for the water bottle pockets the CTB is 8 1/2" deep and the CHZ is 8". I'm not sure if that is because I used my CTB more and stretched it out but that is what I measured today. I have traveled at least overnight with each bag and while I like them both I do like the CTB for a bit more gear. The CHZ is great and has a smaller footprint, with what I would consider nicer exterior fabric. That is the trade off's from my perspective.

Thanks for checking out the video and glad to hear it helped! It's definitely a life saver and ever since I have been using them I don't even think about it anymore! Enjoy!

Thanks for watching and listening as well! LOL...I had moved to a new mic and had the wrong setting on it. Sorry for that...thankfully it was only for a one or two of my videos.

Thanks for checking out the video...I am also looking at the 21L as well. They are definitely a worth option.

@@KeepStackin.999 Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! Yes I was surprised and it worked out very well!

Thanks for checking out my video...I agree I'm not a huge fan of wider or deeper looking bags. I have a GR1 21 and it's too wide and Evergoods has always had that look but it also helps with it standing on it's own as well. I did pick up a Ctactical CT15 (ctactical.vn/collections/ct15-backpack/products/ct15-v3-0-backpack-slick-design-nylon-500d-ripstop) and I really like the dimensions on it. I know there is a lot of drama surrounding them within the bag community, I won't get into that but I have to say the bag is great dimensionally and the zippers are the smoothest zips I have ever used in my life. I am going to be doing a video on that shortly.

If it was 7 inches deep and made from 840D or Ecopak it’d be perfect.

@@helloworld0911 Thanks for checking out the video…I’ll definitely look into this a bit more…I have not had the chance to look at the sling for a week or so while traveling but that is interesting for sure. Now I’m wondering why they are there? I have had my one pocket knife in mine the whole summer though. Thanks for the comments

I think that stretchy pocket is made for glasses or sunglasses. The lining is soft and protects from scratches

@@shehnaznazar7234 Thanks for checking out the video...I took a closer look at it and I'm uploading a new short video now on my thoughts about it. For the most part it folds inward when I close the sling, so it works for me...I would agree with the Helloworld0911 that there is a possibility to for rain to seep in.

@@Jasondranoff Thanks for checking out my video! It’s funny you mentioned the zippers…They still don’t bother me but now when I look at them I think of your comments. I keep swapping back and forth almost each month between the CTB20L and the Bellroy…both are amazing bags and similar in their organization.

@@kaannnn.9 Thanks…personally I think 28L is a bit big for a daily carry but it really depends on how much you need to carry. At the moment, my everyday bag is a 20L and the they have a Subterra 21L which is really nice, looks great and is more my speed for a small daily bag. That said if you need a larger bag for your daily the Construct 28L is a great choice.

@@Bowmanthebagguy thanks for reply. You are right 28l is a bit large for daily use. Now I’m between enroute and accent models. What do you think about them

Thanks for checking out the video. This one is actually owned by a good friend of mine and he uses this bag everyday and travels often with it. So far it has been great and reliable as well as holding up well.

@@jmlopez3831 Thanks for checking out the video! Yes it does fit under the seat at least for domestic flights. I very rarely use the overhead bin and when I traveled with this pack I used the seat not the bin.

@@JonCross Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video. Yes indeed on the pouch…since I created this video I have been way too obsessed with the Evergoods CAP line…I have 3 Cap 0.5’s, a Cap 1 and Cap 2. I am currently using the 2L and 0.5L but haven’t found a good use for the 1L just yet.

@@Bowmanthebagguy same have a couple eg pouches also found some garage built gear ones for retail in a Facebook group.

Thanks for checking out the video and glad to hear it will fit your needs. It's such a well built bag and sounds perfect for what you are carrying for sure! I use it for some weekend trips and camping as well since it's pretty much bulletproof from a build quality standpoint.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video...glad it helped!

Thanks for checking out the video...I like the CTB20L better...both sit off the back a good bit but the CTB20 is organized a lot better for my daily usage. The double compartment really doesn't work as well for me. The extra compartment is not as helpful as I wanted it to be...and I love bottle holders!

Thanks for checking out the video and stopping by… Compared to my double compartment 18L bullet this definitely has a lot more room and capability in it however, in my opinion, they both look a little bit big and the depth of them hanging off my shoulders is certainly more noticeable than something like a Belroy transit work pack. That all being said the organization out of the CTB20 is so amazing. I love this bag.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video… those are great points and I'll have to start adding that into my videos, thanks for the input. Most of my travel is local and typically for a day commute either by train or car. However, I might also start adding a few more videos in when I take them on a overnight or weeklong trip.

I have both the bellroy and the CTB and I really like both. The organization is almost identical between them. It’s really the fabrics and structure that sets them apart. The CTB has one or two more pockets but I really love both of these… Currently, I favor the Evergood based on the fact that I like my bag to stand on its own, but I really like that fabric better on the Bellroy.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video...Not sure about the 13". The Moleskin I'm using is the XL size so it's only 7.5" x 9.5". My 11" M4 Ipad Pro is just slightly smaller than the Moleskin tablet. Maybe the 13" might fit but probably not with a case as well. Unfortunately I do not have a 13" to test it. If I get my hands on one I'll test and reply.

@@Bowmanthebagguy Is there room around the mole skin? Or does it use most of it up

@@xekeys Not much…you almost have to lift up while you zip to get the zips over the moleskin…it’s snug, not too tight but also not a lot of room either

Thanks for checking out the video and thanks for the kind words. I definitely like the ripstop nylon...it feels much softer and has a lot more flexibility for both looking a bit smaller when not packed full and getting in and out of the bag in general. If you get it...let me know how you like it.

Agreed, it certainly helps! :) It's a good base to help the bag stand for sure!

Thanks for checking out the video! If your left ear enjoys this one imagine how both ears will enjoy the deeper dive linked below! 😊…long story short I had a switch wrong on my mic receiver. I fixed it moving forward. ruclips.net/video/v_oQWo_v_Wg/видео.htmlsi=T6nvUvt1Lqtr09V2

Thanks for stopping by and checking it out! Super glad to hear you liked it!

Thanks for checking out the video! Glad you enjoyed it!

@@rounder1980 Thanks for checking out the video…the biggest water bottle I had available was a 32oz Camelback chute and that fits very well. It does stretch pretty tight with that so I would say anything over 40oz might be an issue.

Thanks for checking out video! Yes so in the video at the 4 minute mark is my 11" Ipad Pro M4 with the Apple Magic Keyboard. It fits pretty snug overall but comfortable as well but only in the main area. The back zipper pocket would not work...the zip doesn't fully extend the length of the sling so it wouldn't work width wise. The main pocket does the trick but that is about it.

@Bowmanthebagguy thanks for responding! I must've missed it. I am also planning to insert a dslr cameravas well, although i think it wouldn'tfit anymore 😅

@@edcAdventures. Check out their 10L...it has some organization in for cameras as well...just not sure on length if the tablet can fit in and have one separater up for a DSLR. bellroy.com/products/venture-sling-10l?color=nightsky&material=baida_ripstop#slide-0

@@Bowmanthebagguy much appreciated!

@@ayejonno Thanks for checking out the video…It’s interesting to me…I originally purchased the workpack when it first was launched and I did not have any challenges with the straps however it was their older fabric as well. This pack that I currently have I purchased pre-owned so I’m not sure how new it is however it’s definitely the newer Bellroy fabric similar to their venture packs and slings. Unfortunately I don’t have any more details than that. Let me know if you have any challenges with the new bag you ordered? The strap keepers work perfectly so I was really happy for the low cost and while I wish Bellroy would fix this issue and I’m sure eventually they will if they have not already I didn’t want to wait, for the low cost the strap keepers solved my issue quickly!

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! I have been using this Christian Planner for about 5 -7 years now…I don’t use it to it’s potential, it’s more of a glorified to do list that I still like to write out on paper and I write my items to do by date in it. Here is the link to the planner. I love it and it’s great for me, tasks and some notes are still the only things in my life I just don’t like using an electronic device for. christianplanner.com/products/2025-christian-planner-pre-order-1?variant=41206695755842

Thanks for checking out the video and I'll let him know the music was helpful! Maybe next time for the accent ;)

Thanks for checking out the video! That is such a hard question...I really love both bags! That said, I really use and like both bottle holders and so the CTB20L for me is a better fit. I also like the organization better on the CTB20L...I almost think the double compartment is too much for me. I am hoping for a GoRuck 16L Bullet ruck laptop with a quick access pocket on top and a bottle holder or two and that would be awesome!

Thanks for checking out my video!

@@Bowmanthebagguy welcome

Yes, agreed...I ordered a second one with my bag sometimes I try and make a few bucks to keep paying for more bags to review! LOL. But for this one I wasn't sure if one of my family members was going to use it as well. Ultimately I didn't even want to play in the resell game so I just shipped it back to Evergoods...it never was even opened so if you want are still looking for one definitely sign up for Evergoods back in stock alerts. They will at least have one back in the next week for sure.

Thanks for checking out the video! Agreed, only when I have other bags that I need my hands free for and I now started using a sling lately so that is even lighter and easier.

Thanks for checking out the video! I sold mine quite some time ago on eBay. I would recommend either eBay, Poshmark or Mercari...you may be able to find some sold at this point either lightly used or possibly new if someone bought and extra to sell.

Thanks for checking out the video...and glad to hear it saved you some money!

@@Bowmanthebagguy I wonder why they don't implement pouches for pens etc. ... 🤨

@@TheMacbu Agreed...it's super simple...basically three pockets and that's it!

Thanks for checking out the video and thank you so much for the feedback. I realized I had the switch on my mic. receiver incorrect so moving forward I should have the left speaker fixed and the stray audio must of snuck in there when I was pasting the audio track for my outro…The left speaker thing would certainly bother me…thanks for sticking it through!

Thanks for checking out the video…I have yet to buy or own an Alpha One Niner bag at all..but I keep hearing more good things about them…may have to check them out.

I have the CTB20 -- and think it (overall) a great design for its size -- and have the Whitley on order (which I expect will be arriving soon). May I ask what things you prefer about the Whitley?

@@doubleohhhhseven The Whitley design keeps it much closer to the body, and doesn't stick as far out from your back. It also wears "Longer" against your back. It doesn't feel humped up at the top of your back.

​@@brochg, thank you for the response. I can understand what you mean about how the CTB20 can feel against the back, so I'm glad the Whitley wears "longer." I'm also not thrilled with the CTB20's _sticking-out_ aesthetic, but it does make for excellent interior flexibility and capacity, definitely carrying bigger (and carrying more) than, say, my Bellroy Venture Ready 20L. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing what I think of the Whitley. Thanks again.

@@doubleohhhhseven Any time! I have purchased dozens of bags this year in pursuit of the perfect bag to take a a convention I am attending at the end of April. The next closest 2 bags for me are the Aer City Pack Pro, or the newer Alpha One Niner Evade 1.5

Thanks for checking out the video…I did sell it on eBay…I believe GoRuck still has some and I think on sale for the standard ripstop nylon.