Air City Pack Pro

For years, I just carried a North Face backpack. It traveled with me and did everything I needed it to do. Then I started carrying a laptop daily, and it suddenly wasn’t a good option anymore since it didn’t have a dedicated laptop sleeve.My first big purchase in the backpack world was the Aer Trave

I use an Aer City Pack Pro XPAC for my current laptop, which will soon be replaced with a 13 Pro. Very comfortable backpack with a lot of space for everything, but the XPAC material plus water-resistant YKK zips means I have never had to worry about my laptop getting water on it, even in heavy rainf

I’d look at the Aer City Pack Pro or Evergoods CPL24. Both are pretty much built for this kind of professional carry: laptop protection, clean look, good organization, and comfortable for daily commuting. The CPL24 especially handles tech gear really well, although the full clamshell opening isn’t f

For the paramour., the bag runs hot and I found the weight distribution is slightly off., especially with no frame., but it is the lightest bag there is and when I compared my comfort against aer city pack pro.. paramour was way better especially for long walks with a laptop on. The lesser weight ma

Woah, kinda shocked mpl didn’t work out. I mean I’ll swear by the chz22. Feels really nice on my frame. I have a cpl24 and yeah I don’t think it’ll feel much different. Tbh if Evergoods isn’t working out for you in the backpack department, I’ve tried bags from other brands such as Able Carry and Aer

For me, and I know this sort of breaks the rule of backpack + sling: 4-wheel Away carryon - I don't like shlepping a packed out backpack. I bought an Aer Travel Pack Pro (35L) but it's just too much weight on my back on those long airport walks. So I went back to the carryon plus Aer City Pack Pro 2