Super nice bag and caught my attention. I'm a frequent traveler and use a backpack for my electronics and stuff, and and no luggage strap is a huge deal breaker. Sticking with my Aer bag. Great review!
G'day mate. Mum use the Extreme for a scrapbook project. It has enough capacity for her needs including mini & macro tools & materials. Extra attachment/mods on the shoulder straps enabling quick excess for her shades, flash light, metro card & tac pen etc. Great alternatives but not cost friendly. Cheers mate.
@@Nomads.Nation if you get the chance to get Decathlons (I think their North America name is Quechua), I would also suggest taking a look at the Decathlon Forclaz travel 500 40L backpack. For me, these two options are just about unbeatable in the 23/32 (NH500) and 40L (Forclaz) market segments.
Aaron, This pack reminds me of the Torch by Unit 1 with a hint of Peak Design. The Torch looks like a pretty cool pack itself geared for biking. Mous did a good job on this bag.
Imo, if the price is a tad cheaper, it will be an "interesting" bag to own really. A real EDC, nothing crazy, very functional, special in its own way. On the side note, great channel, very good presenter which authentic charisma. But i havent seen much love for thule bags, why so? Just got thule subterra 2 travel bag 26L, yet to try.
Nice review! I would love to see a review on the Bigidesign Ti backpack if you can get your hands on it. They are normally known for the amazing pens they make.
I've been using Mous cases for 5 years now and must say I am quite impressed with the brand as such. Having said this I kinda like the logo for exactly THAT reason... You have this serious business looking bag, but lets be honest, a little playful logo never harmed nobody and it kinda loosens up this serious business look. So yeah, I take it. Compare it to bellroy, the owl also looks not so serious. Having said this as well: I need a recommendation: Kapten & Son Bergen Pro or Bellroy Tokyo Totepack Compact? I really love the look of the Bellroy and its organisation. But I also love the fact that Kapten and Son made a similar bad with waterproof zippers.
@@Nomads.Nation Now that you said it, I actually couldn't find reviews for the bag except for the ones the company did themselves. Question is, am I abled and willing to pay 120€ to try out a bag? Maybe you can recommend something: I am looking for a bag, approx. 14L. Shall fit a 14" laptop, I need a waterbottle pocket on the outside of the bag to hold an umbrella because if its wet I don't want it inside the bag. However I will also need a bottle pouch inside the bag, for my actual drinking bottle. Other that that I want a meshpocket similar to the Toyko Totepack Compact because of its elasticity to fit my Ray Bans with their case. Plus enough room to fit a light jacket and a seperate compartment for a book. Top that with waterproof zippers and voilá, my dream bag.
@@Nomads.Nation Thanks, I checked out the Able Carry and though it looks really nice and they offer international shipping, I wasn't able to find a retailer in my area. I got a great deal on the Bellroy Tokyo Totepack Compact now, though. So I will check how that bag works in everyday life for me and if it doesn't, I will go on to the next bag. Keep up the great work.
This looks like mous, looked at the modern day farer and said: "hey I can do the same but worse.... But mine stand wooh hoo!" I see absolutely no compelling reason whatsoever to buy this over a modern dayfarer v2. The mdf2 at least gives you access to main compartment even when top is closed and you have a separate laptop compartment. The only reason I can see would be the materials and overall "neatness" of the pockets inside where the mdf2 now feels a little dated. I hope David, is looking at a v3 with nice sunglasses pocket and better arrangement inside and maybe drop the whole shoe compartment for a self standing. And make the water bottle holder tighter.
Agreed the shoe compartment is the main reason why i wont invest in one it’s such a completely unneeded thing for most peoples edc. I want a nice everyday bag not a gym bag you can be an everyday bag without being an everything bag which is what i feel the mdf2 tries to hard to be. I def want a v3 without the shoe pouch and self standing is such a good feature on bags its the main reason I’m contemplating sending the Bellroy venture ready pack back to amazon it cant stand up for shit unless its fully over packed.
@@zoamel8066 I mean, it's not a big deal in day to day life, but yeah I would love for a v3 to have a model a) with just the same design improved and a version b that would swap the the second side pocket and bottom foot access for a side opening to main compartment to pull a camera out for example.
3:25 I'm not into sporting products with visible logos unless the company is paying me to be their brand ambassador. Why should I advertise for them for free?
Nice review, but next time could you please make a small change? I really prefer when switching from Pros to Cons that you move the bag from right to left. THANKS. 😂
Who's the genius who designed this?? Main compartment: no double zipper for lockability? You won't want any valuables in the bag then left unattended even briefly, in a public place like a cafe or...airport! Deal-breaker first-class. Plus, overpriced for an unlockable bag.
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The review that I've been waiting for!!!
sorry for the wait!
Thank you for giving dimensions and weight. Key specs when making decisions on backpacks, totes, handbags, etc.
As always love your reviews. Thanks.
glad it was helpful!
Yes!!! Ty for mentioning that particular material feels great but eventually does peel!
To clarify - I do not know if it peels or not. Just that materials like this CAN peel over time
Super nice bag and caught my attention. I'm a frequent traveler and use a backpack for my electronics and stuff, and and no luggage strap is a huge deal breaker. Sticking with my Aer bag. Great review!
Thanks for sharing, and much appreciated!
That bag is very very pretty. One of the best looking bags I've seen in a good while... It pleases me.. yes.. it pleases me.. 👍
i am pleased you are pleased
@@Nomads.Nation I am pleased. You have pleased me. Well done. 🤣🤪🤣
@@linedwell Please please stop!
@@lanceklein2746 Never! 🤪
G'day mate. Mum use the Extreme for a scrapbook project. It has enough capacity for her needs including mini & macro tools & materials. Extra attachment/mods on the shoulder straps enabling quick excess for her shades, flash light, metro card & tac pen etc. Great alternatives but not cost friendly. Cheers mate.
cheers matey!
Really like the addition of the deminsions of the bag and pockets to the review.
thanks for that feedback!
So you have now reviewed all three of there bags, which is the best overall?
Extreme commuter without the lid is my favorite
I was waiting for this review. Thank you!!!!
sry for the wait!
Why not get the Decathlon NH500 roll-top for about a third of the price, which also has much easier access to the main compartment, too?
I’ll be sure to check it out!
@@Nomads.Nation if you get the chance to get Decathlons (I think their North America name is Quechua), I would also suggest taking a look at the Decathlon Forclaz travel 500 40L backpack. For me, these two options are just about unbeatable in the 23/32 (NH500) and 40L (Forclaz) market segments.
I’m sold! Great review. The branding isn’t obnoxious so it really doesn’t bother me.
thanks for your feedback! I agree the branding isn't a deal-breaker, just not my fav
@@Nomads.NationI m with You Bro. The brand logo looks stupid 😅
@@hemalvyas9193 yea its just a bit, adolescent to me lol
Im really into this bag, were you able to find out if the materials are of good quality?
I was not, it'd require years of testing to know for sure
I think I may have just been swayed towards Sympl Commuter Backpack.
I love the aesthetic of this pack though
Can't wait to review the Commuter Backpack, it looks very interesting
Vertical zipper? Where did I see that one before?
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Looking forward to you checking out Stubble and Co, and also, the new Osprey Archeon series.
Me too! I’ve got a S&C roll top I’ll be reviewing soon
This is a very nice one… don’t particularly like the logo, but no strong negative feelings either.. materials look great…
Agreed!
Aaron, This pack reminds me of the Torch by Unit 1 with a hint of Peak Design. The Torch looks like a pretty cool pack itself geared for biking. Mous did a good job on this bag.
Never heard of Unit 1 - I’ll check it out!
Damn the unit-1 looks sick. Good find!
Do you have a review for the Hyper HyperPack Pro Backpack with Find My Compatibility? I can't seem to find any reliable reviews on this backpack.
Never heard of it, I'll add it to our wish list. Thanks for the rec!
Imo, if the price is a tad cheaper, it will be an "interesting" bag to own really. A real EDC, nothing crazy, very functional, special in its own way. On the side note, great channel, very good presenter which authentic charisma. But i havent seen much love for thule bags, why so? Just got thule subterra 2 travel bag 26L, yet to try.
Thanks so much! I've heard great things about Thule but haven't gotten a chance to review their gear yet - hoping to soon!
Nice review! I would love to see a review on the Bigidesign Ti backpack if you can get your hands on it. They are normally known for the amazing pens they make.
I’ll check em out 💪🏻
Did you pick this colorway to match your shoes?
I wish haha
You give me a kind of smarter Charlie Kelly vibe, I love it!
I usually get more Dennis Reynolds lol
I've been using Mous cases for 5 years now and must say I am quite impressed with the brand as such. Having said this I kinda like the logo for exactly THAT reason... You have this serious business looking bag, but lets be honest, a little playful logo never harmed nobody and it kinda loosens up this serious business look. So yeah, I take it. Compare it to bellroy, the owl also looks not so serious. Having said this as well: I need a recommendation: Kapten & Son Bergen Pro or Bellroy Tokyo Totepack Compact? I really love the look of the Bellroy and its organisation. But I also love the fact that Kapten and Son made a similar bad with waterproof zippers.
great points! I've never heard of Kapten so I can't say for sure unfortunately
@@Nomads.Nation Now that you said it, I actually couldn't find reviews for the bag except for the ones the company did themselves. Question is, am I abled and willing to pay 120€ to try out a bag?
Maybe you can recommend something: I am looking for a bag, approx. 14L. Shall fit a 14" laptop, I need a waterbottle pocket on the outside of the bag to hold an umbrella because if its wet I don't want it inside the bag. However I will also need a bottle pouch inside the bag, for my actual drinking bottle. Other that that I want a meshpocket similar to the Toyko Totepack Compact because of its elasticity to fit my Ray Bans with their case. Plus enough room to fit a light jacket and a seperate compartment for a book. Top that with waterproof zippers and voilá, my dream bag.
@@svenv.1182 you might have to make your own bag lol cuz I don't know any that ticks all those boxes. The Able Carry 13 is the closest I can think of
@@Nomads.Nation Thanks, I checked out the Able Carry and though it looks really nice and they offer international shipping, I wasn't able to find a retailer in my area. I got a great deal on the Bellroy Tokyo Totepack Compact now, though. So I will check how that bag works in everyday life for me and if it doesn't, I will go on to the next bag. Keep up the great work.
Informative review. Thanks!
cheers!
Can you review the Tomtoc Voyage T50?
I'll add to our wish list :)
Would love to see a review of trakkes new bannoch pro.
Hopefully soon!
I like that white (off white? creme?). The bag design sort of reminds me of a slicked out, less-bikey Life Behind Bars Breakaway.
yea the color is lovely... for now
I really like this bag the aesthetic is sick, but your backpack I think is more practical.
I'll just keep on saving 😂
Im not gonna argue that ;)
😂
This looks like mous, looked at the modern day farer and said: "hey I can do the same but worse.... But mine stand wooh hoo!"
I see absolutely no compelling reason whatsoever to buy this over a modern dayfarer v2.
The mdf2 at least gives you access to main compartment even when top is closed and you have a separate laptop compartment.
The only reason I can see would be the materials and overall "neatness" of the pockets inside where the mdf2 now feels a little dated.
I hope David, is looking at a v3 with nice sunglasses pocket and better arrangement inside and maybe drop the whole shoe compartment for a self standing. And make the water bottle holder tighter.
Agreed the shoe compartment is the main reason why i wont invest in one it’s such a completely unneeded thing for most peoples edc. I want a nice everyday bag not a gym bag you can be an everyday bag without being an everything bag which is what i feel the mdf2 tries to hard to be. I def want a v3 without the shoe pouch and self standing is such a good feature on bags its the main reason I’m contemplating sending the Bellroy venture ready pack back to amazon it cant stand up for shit unless its fully over packed.
@@zoamel8066 I mean, it's not a big deal in day to day life, but yeah I would love for a v3 to have a model a) with just the same design improved and a version b that would swap the the second side pocket and bottom foot access for a side opening to main compartment to pull a camera out for example.
The link is broken!
fixed, thank you!!
I wish the bag was symmetrical with the bottle holder. There isnt ant reason to not put on on the other side. Same with the hidden pockets.
it gives it a more minimalist feel imo, but I do see your point
Great review 👍
cheers!
I backpacked all over the place to this backpack
get it
Worth noting the black version costs £50 more than the other colours (at least in UK). Which is disappointing (not like its xpac or anything).
And the lack of self stranding puts me off
that's very interesting! I didn't notice that, thanks for the heads up
“Holy hot damn” 😂 using that one
love that line 😂
Love the British accent
cheers haha
The Mous logo is really childish. I loved your mouse voice!
🐁 😂
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Peak Design everyday backpack
what about it
Love your accent!😂👌👌👌👏
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FINALLLYYY
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I had a Mous backpack ad right under the video. Took a screenshot just for S&G’s
ye their ad-game is.... strong lol
3:25 I'm not into sporting products with visible logos unless the company is paying me to be their brand ambassador. Why should I advertise for them for free?
its hard to find quality unbranded gear out there
@@Nomads.Nation there’s one. It’s called Fyro ☝️
nahh the logo is cool...could have been metal tho..
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Nice review, but next time could you please make a small change? I really prefer when switching from Pros to Cons that you move the bag from right to left. THANKS. 😂
haha I'll try 😂
Boo no trolley sleeve
agreed
Who's the genius who designed this??
Main compartment: no double zipper for lockability? You won't want any valuables in the bag then left unattended even briefly, in a public place like a cafe or...airport!
Deal-breaker first-class.
Plus, overpriced for an unlockable bag.
I've never used a lock on a backpack myself, but I get why its important to some people
Beautiful accent 😂
cheers gov'ner! lol
Looks like the Bellroy venture 22L or the modern dayfarer. But that ugly logo can’t be unseen 🤷🏻♂️
agreed, it's not my fav logo
Don't know if I like the bag a lot. Weird design and cheap materials...best to stick to the proven brands. I have a feeling bag will not last long.
I can't agree that the materials are cheap, I just don't know much about them. They could be premium af!
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