Black Hole Mini MLC

I’ve used cheaper clamshell bags like these Matein-style ones for flights and city travel and I'm happy with them so far. They're lightweight and open flat, also easily fit carry-on limits. I’ve sworn off expensive ones like Farpoint ever since one of my expensive ones went missing at the airport a

That’s a huge bag for under the seat. I also can’t believe you get away with that. I use an Osprey Daylite 26 + 6 pack and that’s just about the max for some airlines. I think the Black Hole Mini MLC is the closest Patagonia option.

Overall, I loved one bagging it. Not rolling a bag through European streets or carrying a ridiculously large duffle bag like I have in the past was such a nice change, especially because I spent a lot of time exploring the city after I checked out of each place I was staying, so everything had to co

This is my first time posting here, and I hope I’m following all the rules correctly. This post is a personal comparison of the Six Moon Designs ADC+, Patagonia Mini MLC, and Patagonia Black Hole Pack 32L for one-bag travel. I normally travel for about a month at a time and pack around 22 lb includi

Patagonia MLC Backpack. The bag's quality and versatility never ceases to impress me.

i do. i have “Patagonia Black Hole® Mini MLC® Pack 30L” and love it for travel —i can fit so much in it, i shock myself every time 😂

Not what you're asking, but I wouldn't get either of those if comfort was my priority. If you're looking for most comfortable to carry, you're going to want a backpack with a hipbelt and an internal frame*. Especially* if you're concerned about your shoulders. If you have a small enough torso, there a

Patagonia MLC Mini. $200, lifetime warranty, bombproof.

I’m currently on my first trip with the Patagonia MLC, and I’m really enjoying using it! I’m traveling with my two kids (9 & 7), so we aren’t one bagging it (it’s my .5 in a 1.5 system that would be carry-on only in the US, but we’re checking the rollers since we’re over the 7 kg SE Asia carry-on li

Doh. I should have read your post more carefully. Didn’t initially see the midweight part. You are right. It’s more the lightweight category. That said, I always carry a lightweight ArcTeryx fleece for the plane anyway. Paired with the MHGW, I am comfortable below freezing. For some colder climate t