I've had this bag a few months and I really don't like it very much. I actually wrote a user review on the Pakt website as to why I was disappointed with it but they didn't publish it, so here it is so it doesn't go to waste: "Okay so I've had this bag a couple of months now and I’ve got to say I'm fairly disappointed in it, especially for the price. The bag does look good, and it feels like they had some nice ideas, but that they just don’t work in practice. My big overall gripe is that the bag slows me down and is not easy to use, plus gives me concerns for the safety of my laptop when packed. For me the best bags make my life more efficient and easier, but for the most part this bag does the opposite. It always feels like the bag is working against me instead of for me. Here’s some reasons why: Not only does the bag not stand up on its own, it's very hard to even lean against anything to stand it up. It's pretty annoying when you're trying to pack it or trying to rest it against a table in a restaurant. Even when I wedge this bag upright between a table and chair to pack it, it still has a tendency to slip away under the table. The bag being hard to stabilise makes it more difficult to use the rest of the bag’s functions too. Every time I use this bag I need to use two hands to steady it when trying to do almost anything. 2. The bag puts a worrying about of pressure on the laptop when it’s packed. It’s designed in a way where as soon as you fill the bag, it becomes very difficult to remove a laptop or tablet from the dedicated compartment. But also, and more concerning, is that it’s engineered in way that all the packed weight presses very hard against the middle of the laptop. So much that I now won’t consider packing this bag out for any weekend trips if my laptop or tablet is coming with me - I worry too much about screen damage. I have a $100 North Face bag from ten years ago that is able to evenly distribute the weight without putting any undue pressure on the laptop, so I don’t know why it’s a problem on a modern $250 bag. 3. The water bottle pockets are hard to use and fit anything inside. It feels like Pakt have tried to please the people who don’t like the look of water bottle pockets, but I think they should have just focused on people who do like them, because they’ve made some half-way measure here that doesn’t work well. You need to carefully use two hands to insert the water bottle while trying to stabilise the bag and taking care that the magnet doesn’t snap shut on you. It’s not simple or easy, and it’s unnecessarily time consuming. Also the water bottle pockets are small, and they are angled in such a way that tall bottles point out diagonally from either side, which doesn’t look good. 4. I know the zips are YKK but they don't feel good quality, they constantly stick and are not easy to open, especially the front compartment which is very hard to open or close fully due to the tight overhanging lip. It’s a two hand job and requires some wiggling around every time, again while trying to stop the bag falling over. The zipper pulls really get in the way too, you constantly have to move overhanging zipper pulls out of the way that obstruct you from closing a different compartment. The zipper pulls also feel cheap, The texture is abrasive and doesn’t exude quality. I know it sounds like a tiny thing, but you touch them all the time when you use the bag, and I’m constantly reminded how much I paid for the bag yet how cheap some of it feels. 5. The straps are stiff and they don’t break in over time. They just don’t feel very premium, but they would be fine if it wasn’t for my other gripes with the bag. The material of the bag feels fine. It attracts lint like a magnet but it feels sturdy enough. If I’d have paid $100 for this bag, I think I’d likely have been fairly satisfied for what I got, but for a retail price of $250, I really don’t think it is worth such a high price point. I’m willing to pay a lot for a bag that is engineered well with premium materials and makes my life easier, but for me this isn’t it. Especially when one of the main reasons I got this bag was for weekend work travel, but with the stress it puts on the laptop and tablet, I now won’t use it for that. This is now a light EDC coffee shop bag for me, used to take my laptop and headphones somewhere when I don’t need to pack much else." ★★☆☆☆
I couldn't be further from this brand's target audience, but I still have thoughts. :) This bag is hyper casual in an unrelenting kind of way. If you never have to wear anything except t-shirts and flip flops, I think the style is kinda neat...I checked to see if the bag was manufactured in the US (and therefore possibly explaining the price point) and it is not...I think the rest of my commentary can be summed up by asking what constitutes an everyday backpack and wondering why some of the citified preferences.- e.g. "true" quick access, the ability to self stand, some nod to urban style - were omitted. As always, thanks for the content.
@@Nomads.Nation My question was more of a rhetorical "hmm" for Pakt. :) I basically was wondering why an everyday bag at this price point wouldn't aim to be a bit more inclusive of the current urban (citified") commute & carry folks' preferences.
@@ratheruninspired ah got it, I think that (in Pakt's defense) that there is already a handful of brands making premium "citified" style bags, so they are trying to bring something different to the table... which I think looks great! Just tough to rationalize at its price point
@@Nomads.Nation Totally agree! I think the price point is changing my expectations; "everyday" means it should work well in the city and for more outdoorsy activities. Not fair, certainly...I'd just be wondering where my money went :)
Seems to be in the tall and slim proportion style of backpack, like the alpaka elements line. Some people really don’t want depth, this is for them. I sorta like it, but I like my daypacks to self stand.
I'll stick with my aer flight pack 3 thank you. That being said I do love thr pakt 45L travel pack but since I also have the travel pack 3 I guess im pretty set.
Definitely, I "upgraded " from a nomatic navigator to the Flight 3 and its cheaper and fits my needs better. I still have and use the nomatic but in a different use case
Made in Vietnam which is probably the best place to do it right now…but not sure what is driving their pricing up way past other Vietnam-manufactured brands (with even more feature rich bags). The value-proposition doesn’t work for me with this bag unfortunately.
Both this backpack and their EDC 15L are priced too high in their lineup. IMO, take about $75 or so off each of their prices and they would be worth about that. I have the 15L, and do find it is a bit tight times-then again it is supposed to be a cross between a sling and a backpacks. All this 22L looks like is a marginal upgrade, that also may not hit the mark for what it could or should be. If I want to hit the 22L mark (or something in that range)-quite truly right now I am eagerly awaiting your Fyro!
3:31 if the logo was color matched or just a few shades off it wouldn’t other me as much. With the bold white lettering, if it was placed in a more discreet spot like on the top under the grab handle or in the center of the bottom of the bag so it wasn’t so in your face. As is I am not sure I could deal, and would probably black it out myself.
Price is a crucial conversation for any product - value’s gotta be there! Fyro aiming for $285 retail and a one time low price of $199 for the Kickstarter 💪🏻
I think that GORUCKs Scars Lifetime Guarantee provides immense value at the price point, plus many GORUCK bags are made in USA (which rationalizes the price point for many).
I like this bag. I agree that it seems over priced. Will this bag fit into the front pocket of either their 35L or 45L Travel Backpack? If it did, I might be willing to fork over the money.
You showed the bag on you and Margo but half your bodies are out of frame and the half that is showing is covered up by text. Also a side profile would be appreciated as well. Otherwise maybe skip the section?
I really like this section because as a short female (same height as Margaret), this really helps me see what it could look like on me, since big bulky bags are not a great look. However, I would agree with the above comment that it would be very helpful to not cover the back with words (so that I can see exactly how far down the bag goes), and a side profile would also be very helpful.
I have been a subscriber since around 1000 subs. No offence but you need to stop with the self promotion on every video as its getting to be very pushy. Not so bad if it was every few videos but its every video. This pack is more like a 18L. But in this video this backpack is way to overpacked as you can see when you open the laptop compartment. I knew this would not work on a luggage pass through before you got to that part but it was good to show the audience this important point. But yes definitely overpriced. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Also felt like the review was a bit compromised because it’s in a competing liter capacity. When you said that a grey interior can get dirty even though it’s a better color choice than a dark lining. The way the luggage passthrough was being demoed, no one puts it on that way… with your hand going through the passthrough first. The way you shoved the book away saying it won’t fit. The way you didn’t try to swivel the backpack around to attempt to get the key out of that semi quick-access pocket (you do the same in your short, even though there too one risks dropping stuff from the hatch. It was a bit compromised, but maybe I’m biased, because just like the commenter above, I felt you were being pushy. Also, I feel like you’re getting a better appreciation for certain aspects of building a bag. And so you appreciate certain fabrics and materials better (calling the external fabric a hair magnet, but calling the interior material nice). I’m looking forward to your bag. But I feel that almost any bag that will be in the same capacity as your bag, you’ll unconsciously compare it to Fyro.. Props for not suggesting Fyro as an alternative. That would have earned an eye roll from me :-D
Seriously appreciate your feedback and support for so long! It's tough to draw a line between self-promotion and providing value, and it's a relationship we are always cautious of. Having said that, one of the unique selling points of our brand is our top-notch newsletter, and the fact that we are building a backpack and showing a deeper behind the scenes look (also via our newsletter). And the response is insane - normally email open rates are around 40%, but ours are as high as 70%! This is because the value we provide in our emails is super high quality, and I'm really fucking proud of them to be frank. If I were pushing Fyro sales in every video I TOTALLY would get where you are coming from (and yes, I know that getting people on our email list will end up resulting in sales) but at the end of the day this plug is just advertising all the content that we offer, and I don't want anyone to miss out. In fact, our goal at NN is to build the world's greatest eco-system for the Carry Community. We are doing this with our YT reviews, world-class newsletter, NN Marketplace, Gear for the Girls channel, and a bunch more initiatives we have lined up. And the best way to get word out to these things to people know they exist is by showing them in our YT videos (because they are evergreen and keep getting views for years to come). Sorry for the long response haha but I do want to clarify our thought process here. Like I said, if we start trying to sell Fyro bags in every review that would be crossing a line. But in my opinion, this is just how a media business works in 2024 - you gotta cross-promote the ecoystem of value otherwise no one will no it exists. Happy to chat about this more if you have any other takes!
Been a subscriber for just as long. The guy's worked really hard on this project; let him try to reach as many people as possible. It's only a few seconds of your time, after all. Never once got the impression he was reviewing a bag unfairly, during this entire run up to kick-off.
I really like this review, thanks. I like the travel bag but this seems a bit too expensive for the volume and features. Any chance you’ll do a review on the Brevité Jumper? Most reviews are from hype influencer photographers, and I’d love to see your perspective on it.
Agreed on not knowing their margin/business model, so I’m always hesitant to say something is a ripoff. But yea, from a value perspective it’s a tough one
Yea well in Pakts defense that’s not their fault - as I’m preparing to ship my own backpack I’m realizing how crazy the taxes/duties are for EU countries… brands can’t be expected to eat that cost I don’t think
@@Nomads.Nation I totally agree, still wanted to mention it as I was actually looking at the blue one a couple of weeks ago and I really like the look and features of this bag, but not for 400+ Euros. The price before all the extras is 235 Euros which is still too much imho. I'm definitely going to save that money and get me a Fyro instead 🫶
I don’t know what is the exceptional thing that makes this worth 250$ I can pay $50 and buy peak design every day backpack 😮 because I’m pretty sure peak design every day backpack uses every premium component to make it worth 299$, but this one ! Im sorry its normal high school backpack
yes , the pakt logo is too much! I could handle a letter P or simple logo. they previously did not have it. Lucky I bought the older generation 5L sling just in time before the unnecessary update!! On their updated 5L sling it is BANG on in the middle!!! 2 thumbs down!!
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I've had this bag a few months and I really don't like it very much. I actually wrote a user review on the Pakt website as to why I was disappointed with it but they didn't publish it, so here it is so it doesn't go to waste:
"Okay so I've had this bag a couple of months now and I’ve got to say I'm fairly disappointed in it, especially for the price.
The bag does look good, and it feels like they had some nice ideas, but that they just don’t work in practice. My big overall gripe is that the bag slows me down and is not easy to use, plus gives me concerns for the safety of my laptop when packed. For me the best bags make my life more efficient and easier, but for the most part this bag does the opposite. It always feels like the bag is working against me instead of for me. Here’s some reasons why:
Not only does the bag not stand up on its own, it's very hard to even lean against anything to stand it up. It's pretty annoying when you're trying to pack it or trying to rest it against a table in a restaurant. Even when I wedge this bag upright between a table and chair to pack it, it still has a tendency to slip away under the table. The bag being hard to stabilise makes it more difficult to use the rest of the bag’s functions too. Every time I use this bag I need to use two hands to steady it when trying to do almost anything.
2. The bag puts a worrying about of pressure on the laptop when it’s packed. It’s designed in a way where as soon as you fill the bag, it becomes very difficult to remove a laptop or tablet from the dedicated compartment. But also, and more concerning, is that it’s engineered in way that all the packed weight presses very hard against the middle of the laptop. So much that I now won’t consider packing this bag out for any weekend trips if my laptop or tablet is coming with me - I worry too much about screen damage. I have a $100 North Face bag from ten years ago that is able to evenly distribute the weight without putting any undue pressure on the laptop, so I don’t know why it’s a problem on a modern $250 bag.
3. The water bottle pockets are hard to use and fit anything inside. It feels like Pakt have tried to please the people who don’t like the look of water bottle pockets, but I think they should have just focused on people who do like them, because they’ve made some half-way measure here that doesn’t work well. You need to carefully use two hands to insert the water bottle while trying to stabilise the bag and taking care that the magnet doesn’t snap shut on you. It’s not simple or easy, and it’s unnecessarily time consuming. Also the water bottle pockets are small, and they are angled in such a way that tall bottles point out diagonally from either side, which doesn’t look good.
4. I know the zips are YKK but they don't feel good quality, they constantly stick and are not easy to open, especially the front compartment which is very hard to open or close fully due to the tight overhanging lip. It’s a two hand job and requires some wiggling around every time, again while trying to stop the bag falling over. The zipper pulls really get in the way too, you constantly have to move overhanging zipper pulls out of the way that obstruct you from closing a different compartment. The zipper pulls also feel cheap, The texture is abrasive and doesn’t exude quality. I know it sounds like a tiny thing, but you touch them all the time when you use the bag, and I’m constantly reminded how much I paid for the bag yet how cheap some of it feels.
5. The straps are stiff and they don’t break in over time. They just don’t feel very premium, but they would be fine if it wasn’t for my other gripes with the bag. The material of the bag feels fine. It attracts lint like a magnet but it feels sturdy enough.
If I’d have paid $100 for this bag, I think I’d likely have been fairly satisfied for what I got, but for a retail price of $250, I really don’t think it is worth such a high price point. I’m willing to pay a lot for a bag that is engineered well with premium materials and makes my life easier, but for me this isn’t it. Especially when one of the main reasons I got this bag was for weekend work travel, but with the stress it puts on the laptop and tablet, I now won’t use it for that. This is now a light EDC coffee shop bag for me, used to take my laptop and headphones somewhere when I don’t need to pack much else."
★★☆☆☆
thank you for your detailed write-up. I promise I won't delete it ;)
@@Nomads.Nation Haha thanks man, much appreciated.
I actually did see your review on the site BTW
Thanks for sharing this. Has definitely help me make up my mind!
Why Chase raves about this bag like it's the best EDC bag in town?
Too expenny
It’s def pricey
Agreed!
I couldn't be further from this brand's target audience, but I still have thoughts. :)
This bag is hyper casual in an unrelenting kind of way. If you never have to wear anything except t-shirts and flip flops, I think the style is kinda neat...I checked to see if the bag was manufactured in the US (and therefore possibly explaining the price point) and it is not...I think the rest of my commentary can be summed up by asking what constitutes an everyday backpack and wondering why some of the citified preferences.- e.g. "true" quick access, the ability to self stand, some nod to urban style - were omitted.
As always, thanks for the content.
Great analysis! Your questions aren’t clear to me though, I’m happy to answer if you don’t mind rephrasing
@@Nomads.Nation My question was more of a rhetorical "hmm" for Pakt. :) I basically was wondering why an everyday bag at this price point wouldn't aim to be a bit more inclusive of the current urban (citified") commute & carry folks' preferences.
@@ratheruninspired ah got it, I think that (in Pakt's defense) that there is already a handful of brands making premium "citified" style bags, so they are trying to bring something different to the table... which I think looks great! Just tough to rationalize at its price point
@@Nomads.Nation Totally agree! I think the price point is changing my expectations; "everyday" means it should work well in the city and for more outdoorsy activities. Not fair, certainly...I'd just be wondering where my money went :)
Seems to be in the tall and slim proportion style of backpack, like the alpaka elements line. Some people really don’t want depth, this is for them. I sorta like it, but I like my daypacks to self stand.
Hard to find a quality casual-looking self standing bag for sho
I agree with your Pros and Cons. But I do quite like the features and organization.
Love the features and organization, just not sure about the value
The attachment points above the water bottle holder ❤
Help with retention
Just add carabiner
💯
I'll stick with my aer flight pack 3 thank you. That being said I do love thr pakt 45L travel pack but since I also have the travel pack 3 I guess im pretty set.
Aer FP3 is so underrated.
Agreed
Definitely, I "upgraded " from a nomatic navigator to the Flight 3 and its cheaper and fits my needs better. I still have and use the nomatic but in a different use case
I honestly feel like some TNF backpacks are very similar to this one yet they cost around 100 USD (e.g. Borealis, Recon)
I haven’t reviewed a bag by TNF yet but I’m sure they bring a ton of value to the table
Made in Vietnam which is probably the best place to do it right now…but not sure what is driving their pricing up way past other Vietnam-manufactured brands (with even more feature rich bags). The value-proposition doesn’t work for me with this bag unfortunately.
Agreed. I think that their eco-friendly initiatives have something to do with it, but it wasn’t obvious to me so I had to just call it like I see it
Let's review the latest Mous Daypack, cant wait for that.
Hoping to soon!
You should try the luggage passthrough dance with the 35L or 45L Travel backpack! Yes, it is a challenge at times.
I love that you called it a “dance” 😂
@@Nomads.Nation Actually you called it a "dance" in your video... in case you have forgotten. LOL
@@arlencarlson omg, well at least I clearly like my own sense of humor 😂
I love the review and bag. However, the logo does look a bit loud to me. I would appreciate it if it were the same color as the bag.
agreed
Both this backpack and their EDC 15L are priced too high in their lineup. IMO, take about $75 or so off each of their prices and they would be worth about that. I have the 15L, and do find it is a bit tight times-then again it is supposed to be a cross between a sling and a backpacks. All this 22L looks like is a marginal upgrade, that also may not hit the mark for what it could or should be. If I want to hit the 22L mark (or something in that range)-quite truly right now I am eagerly awaiting your Fyro!
Agreed, $75 off (or maybe even a bit more) seems where it should be
3:31 if the logo was color matched or just a few shades off it wouldn’t other me as much. With the bold white lettering, if it was placed in a more discreet spot like on the top under the grab handle or in the center of the bottom of the bag so it wasn’t so in your face. As is I am not sure I could deal, and would probably black it out myself.
that's what sharpies are for
Please review the Arcteryx Granville 16l
noted!
For that money, I'd go for a couple of bags from Osprey Europe.
Daylite or Arcane
The Aoede looks pretty good too.
Very hard to beat Osprey value
I appreciate the conversation on price. Speaking of…do you have a target price for the Fyro?
Price is a crucial conversation for any product - value’s gotta be there! Fyro aiming for $285 retail and a one time low price of $199 for the Kickstarter 💪🏻
Not too related to this backpack, but why is price a con for this backpack but not the goruck you recently reviewed?
I think that GORUCKs Scars Lifetime Guarantee provides immense value at the price point, plus many GORUCK bags are made in USA (which rationalizes the price point for many).
I like this bag. I agree that it seems over priced. Will this bag fit into the front pocket of either their 35L or 45L Travel Backpack? If it did, I might be willing to fork over the money.
I believe it’s meant to fit in those bags but double check with Pakt just in case
@@Nomads.Nation OK. Thanks!
I had this bag and returned it because it was a complete hair and lint magnet. Would love to see this is 840D or 1680D ballistic.
I should have placed more emphasis on this in the review. The green colorway isn’t as bad/noticeable though
You showed the bag on you and Margo but half your bodies are out of frame and the half that is showing is covered up by text. Also a side profile would be appreciated as well. Otherwise maybe skip the section?
I really like this section because as a short female (same height as Margaret), this really helps me see what it could look like on me, since big bulky bags are not a great look. However, I would agree with the above comment that it would be very helpful to not cover the back with words (so that I can see exactly how far down the bag goes), and a side profile would also be very helpful.
Great feedback! We will definitely apply this in our future videos ❤️
I have been a subscriber since around 1000 subs. No offence but you need to stop with the self promotion on every video as its getting to be very pushy. Not so bad if it was every few videos but its every video.
This pack is more like a 18L. But in this video this backpack is way to overpacked as you can see when you open the laptop compartment. I knew this would not work on a luggage pass through before you got to that part but it was good to show the audience this important point. But yes definitely overpriced. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Also felt like the review was a bit compromised because it’s in a competing liter capacity.
When you said that a grey interior can get dirty even though it’s a better color choice than a dark lining.
The way the luggage passthrough was being demoed, no one puts it on that way… with your hand going through the passthrough first.
The way you shoved the book away saying it won’t fit.
The way you didn’t try to swivel the backpack around to attempt to get the key out of that semi quick-access pocket (you do the same in your short, even though there too one risks dropping stuff from the hatch.
It was a bit compromised, but maybe I’m biased, because just like the commenter above, I felt you were being pushy.
Also, I feel like you’re getting a better appreciation for certain aspects of building a bag. And so you appreciate certain fabrics and materials better (calling the external fabric a hair magnet, but calling the interior material nice).
I’m looking forward to your bag. But I feel that almost any bag that will be in the same capacity as your bag, you’ll unconsciously compare it to Fyro..
Props for not suggesting Fyro as an alternative. That would have earned an eye roll from me :-D
Seriously appreciate your feedback and support for so long! It's tough to draw a line between self-promotion and providing value, and it's a relationship we are always cautious of. Having said that, one of the unique selling points of our brand is our top-notch newsletter, and the fact that we are building a backpack and showing a deeper behind the scenes look (also via our newsletter). And the response is insane - normally email open rates are around 40%, but ours are as high as 70%! This is because the value we provide in our emails is super high quality, and I'm really fucking proud of them to be frank. If I were pushing Fyro sales in every video I TOTALLY would get where you are coming from (and yes, I know that getting people on our email list will end up resulting in sales) but at the end of the day this plug is just advertising all the content that we offer, and I don't want anyone to miss out. In fact, our goal at NN is to build the world's greatest eco-system for the Carry Community. We are doing this with our YT reviews, world-class newsletter, NN Marketplace, Gear for the Girls channel, and a bunch more initiatives we have lined up. And the best way to get word out to these things to people know they exist is by showing them in our YT videos (because they are evergreen and keep getting views for years to come). Sorry for the long response haha but I do want to clarify our thought process here. Like I said, if we start trying to sell Fyro bags in every review that would be crossing a line. But in my opinion, this is just how a media business works in 2024 - you gotta cross-promote the ecoystem of value otherwise no one will no it exists. Happy to chat about this more if you have any other takes!
Appreciate this feedback as well, but I don't think anyone looking for the Pakt bag will be looking at the Fyro bag. Very different use cases/niches
Been a subscriber for just as long. The guy's worked really hard on this project; let him try to reach as many people as possible. It's only a few seconds of your time, after all.
Never once got the impression he was reviewing a bag unfairly, during this entire run up to kick-off.
@@marianthelibrarian2274 that has nothing to do with every video pushing his bag. As you can see many people agree with my comment.
Not a bad backpack at all, but the name just sounds ehh.
At least make it less noticeable like the Able Carry Daily backpack.
its a very SEO-friendly name lol
I really like this review, thanks. I like the travel bag but this seems a bit too expensive for the volume and features.
Any chance you’ll do a review on the Brevité Jumper? Most reviews are from hype influencer photographers, and I’d love to see your perspective on it.
No plans just yet but I’ll add to our wish list!
It seems like a nice enough minimal EDC bag but at least for me the value isn't there. Way too expensive for what you're getting.
My thoughts exactly
insane price for this lol......I don't have line of sight into their margins obviously but sometimes I wonder what goes on in a company.
Agreed on not knowing their margin/business model, so I’m always hesitant to say something is a ripoff. But yea, from a value perspective it’s a tough one
After shipping, duties and taxes this pack ends up being 407 Euros (432 USD) in the EU which is insane.
Yea well in Pakts defense that’s not their fault - as I’m preparing to ship my own backpack I’m realizing how crazy the taxes/duties are for EU countries… brands can’t be expected to eat that cost I don’t think
@@Nomads.Nation I totally agree, still wanted to mention it as I was actually looking at the blue one a couple of weeks ago and I really like the look and features of this bag, but not for 400+ Euros. The price before all the extras is 235 Euros which is still too much imho. I'm definitely going to save that money and get me a Fyro instead 🫶
@@johannquiering agree, too much, thanks for the love! ❤
250 bruv!
Thats too much
But th a nks for your video aaron
❤️
I would rather get the CTB20 over this. No offense Pakt.
💪
All this bag does is make me excited for fyro! 😛
😜
What magnifying glass was that you used ?
I got it on Amazon but doesn't seem to be available anymore :(
@@Nomads.Nation have you got a name for it ? maybe i can check taobao haha
@@MilkShaikh found it! haha www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RF8SQQ6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@Nomads.Nation you’re a star !
Are those new AJ1s? Alternative recommendations to match your Air Jordan 1 colorway 😂
Ha I’m not sure what model shoe it is. All I know is they were too sexy not to buy
when where and which price can buy your backpack?
Kickstarter on May 7th! Price still being determined - be sure to sign up to our email newsletter to get first access to the best price
will this fit in the 35L/45L travel backpack like the daypack?
I believe so yes
You know, about a year ago, before I followed Nomad Nation, I was looking for a regular looking backpack...
Now, not so much.
sorry not sorry 😏
@@Nomads.Nation 😆
Your affiliate links goes to the 15L bag, not the 22L.
fixed, thank you!
What was the small pack you put inside the admin pack? Thanks
Sympl Phone Sling
Pakt is too big of a logo, but it’s a cute name.
it’s adorable lol
I hatteeee the name Pakt.
Really! I love it haha, very relevant and spelled in a way that’s easily recognizable
I don’t know what is the exceptional thing that makes this worth 250$ I can pay $50 and buy peak design every day backpack 😮 because I’m pretty sure peak design every day backpack uses every premium component to make it worth 299$, but this one ! Im sorry its normal high school backpack
It’s definitely a more casual vibe which I do like, but the value is tough
Cowabunga.!
yeehaw mofos
Def dont like the loud branding
most don't
For the money the EverGoods is a way better deal, and bag… just sayin…
I agree
yes , the pakt logo is too much! I could handle a letter P or simple logo. they previously did not have it. Lucky I bought the older generation 5L sling just in time before the unnecessary update!! On their updated 5L sling it is BANG on in the middle!!! 2 thumbs down!!
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Ridiculously expensive.
Not arguing with that
Woof. Def not worth 250.
It’s def a steep price for what you are getting
We want Fyro 🎉🤌🏼😂
We all do
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$250 for a joke lmao
I think it’s a great pack, but that price is tough