Borealis

I carry around a The North Face Borealis mini. Fits all my stuff and isn’t huge. Most important to bring for me: lactase pills. (If you know, you know)

been using the north face borealis classic and love it for school i got it for 4200 only at taiwan airport not sure how much it would cost to order from here though

You were right in some way about not noticing a lot of difference. I ordered several smaller osprey bags to compare. They looked nice but seemed as big as my hikelite 18. Same height anyway. So I sent them back. I now bought the North Face Borealis. That is what I was looking for. A small backpack w

I use the North Face Borealis Sling, and it works great for me and my P365.

Its The North Face Borealis. I think its really good for commuters. Lots of space in the big compartment and big enough for a medium size laptop :-)

If you have beucoup bucks get Peak Design Travel bag and the package cubes. You can pack like med supplies and stuff and Stethoscope etc in one cube. Then use the rest for other things lol that’s what I would do if I could afford it haha but my daily driver is the north face borealis that I got on a

Been using the North Face Borealis Classic for near a year now. Does everything I could ask for in a bag.

I still feel there is a gap between your two bag lines: Everyday bags are modular, but huge and padded. ???? Outdoor bags have no structure The non-Peak bags that I own include the Patagonia Atom 8 and the North Face Borealis sling. Both these bags have 'some' compartments and structure, but are now

Far too many. The primary 4 I’ve used are The North Face Borealis and Jester, Osprey 26+6, and Tomtoc 40L. Borealis is a good, sturdy bag, but not laid out well for travel. It’s an old model, at least 16 years old. Jester is along the same lines, but even though the design is lacking, I still like i