Border 40L

I’m looking for a 40-45L travel pack to bridge the gap between my massive 65L hauler and my smaller 20-35L daypacks. Before the "just pack smaller" crowd chimes in, I physically can't: I have to carry bulky shoes for health reasons, cold/wet weather gear, a 16” laptop for work, and heavy camera lens

For a first ecology job in Texas, the heat and long hours on your feet mean that suspension and ventilation are your top priorities. While the Cotopaxi Allpa is a great travel bag, its flat back panel can feel like a sauna after a few hours in the sun. If you want a bag that handles a European hoste

I didn’t measure my Gregory Border 30L laptop compartment and it’s in the attic right now or I would, but for anybody wondering how the 30L and 40L compare in that regard, my 15.6” workstation laptop fit with no problem. I appreciate the false bottom so the laptop doesn’t slam to the ground when plo

Both the Osprey Farpoint/Fairviews and the Gregory Border 40 fit Delta's size restrictions perfectly. Not sure how young your kids are but the timbuk2 Classic Flight Messenger in medium size was a great diaper bag for my little boy's europe trip last year as it fit the diaper bag size restrictions f

Gregory border carry on 40l An almost perfect carry on bag

I've got an older version of the bag in this article and it's been great. https://www.tripreporter.co.uk/gregory-border-carry-on-40l-reviewed/

Gregory Border Carry-On 40, or the Osprey Farpoint 40. The Dolomites travel you have planned makes it a logical choice to get a backpack from a company who knows how to make hiking packs and has a proven good-for-travel design. A little known secret about the Gregory pack is that the zippers are des