Black Voyage Zephyr Pro 60L Vacuum Seal Travel Backpack Review

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Hi, I'm Dustin Abbott. I'm on a mission
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this year to find the ultimate in travel
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gear. I've got some major trips that are
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upcoming this year, including uh a major
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trip that I'm going to be taking to New
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Zealand to visit my son who's there for
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chiropractic college at the moment. And
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so because of that, I'm someone that's
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going to have very mixed travel needs.
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You're here because this is a
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photography primarily channel. And so as
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a photographer, I need to travel with
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all the typical things that people
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travel with, but also some clothes. I
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recently reviewed and in many ways
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really liked the Peak Design twoin-one
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travel backpack, but today I'm here to
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review a challenger to that. a bag that
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can expand anywhere from 30 to 60 L and
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most importantly embraces a very
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different kind of technology from Peak
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Design and that is their Vortex vacuum
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seal technology coming also with their
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included pump that will allow you to
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suck all the air out of there and pack
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even more things into the backpack. This
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is from Black Voyage and this is their
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Zephr Pro backpack. I'm reviewing it in
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the cloudwave finish. The backpack
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itself weighs in at 5.18 lb or 2.36 kg.
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It can accommodate a laptop up to 16 in.
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The finish on it is rated at up to IPX8,
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which means it can be submersed deeper
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than 1 meter for at least 30 minutes.
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All of the zippers are YKK, water
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resistant zippers. And it's got a
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variety of other technologies including
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FID lock. It's got TSA lock on the side.
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It's got an embedded uh port here for
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doing USB and USBA charge ports. And
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it's got 15 plus pockets, the ability to
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carry all kinds of stuff. It's got
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multiple grab points. It's got a hidden
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rear compartment, and it will set you
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back about $239.99
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USD depending upon your configuration.
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And it comes with a three-year warranty.
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So, those are the basic stats that you
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can pull off of any website. But the big
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question is, how is it to pack in? How
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is it to carry? How is its actual
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functionality? I'm going to run a series
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of tests to determine that and bring you
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back my conclusion. All right, for one
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of our tests here, we're going to try a
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couple of shirts that I actually might
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travel with. These are ones that are
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supposed to be low wrinkling, and I know
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from packing them along, they do fairly
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well for that. We're going to see what
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happens if I compress them down into the
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case, leave them there for a day or two,
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and then pull them back out. We'll see
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if they look anything like this.
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Okay, moment of truth. Let's see how
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well these have packed. First of all,
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taking a look in here, we can see that
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there is still some vacuum seal, but I
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can tell that there is a little bit more
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air in there. This is after 24 hours.
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And so they will say that that slow
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release is part of allowing things to
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come out and not really be uh wrinkled
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in the process. Now, you have to use a
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really firm amount of force when doing
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that. They tell you it's designed for
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that, so don't worry about it. All
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right, shirt number one. And we can see
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that this shirt comes out. It does have
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some wrinkle to it. And so I'll hang it
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up and see if it's the kind of wrinkles
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that would fall out or not. This is
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actually the more wrinkler-prone of the
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two. This second shirt is more of, you
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know, really kind of technical
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materials. And so I can see that there
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is some wrinkle pattern here on the back
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where it's really been kind of
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compressed down by the vacuum seal.
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However, again, I'll hang it up for a
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few hours and then check back in to see
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if that's the kind of wrinkles that just
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fall out of. So, how after 24 hours or
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slightly more of being home hung up, did
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our dress clothes recover? Well, there's
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definitely still some wrinkles in this
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shirt. Nothing that a quick press
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couldn't bring out. I haven't done
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anything like put it in a room with
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steam or anything. Now, this shirt,
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which I told you is a little bit more
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technical, travels a little bit better.
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It's probably wearable now after 24
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hours or so of like that. Particularly
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if I put it in a shower and a hotel room
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with some steam, it definitely would be
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perfectly wearable. So again, it really
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comes down to the kind of fabrics that
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go into the vacuum seal as to what they
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look like when they come back out of the
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seal. Okay, for our next test, we're
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going to take a look at volume packing
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and see if the vacuum seal actually
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helps. They claim up to 58%
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uh reduction of size for that. Most
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reviewers that I've seen so far claim
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that that's probably slightly
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exaggerated, but I'm going to take a
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look at how well the actual vacuum seal
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works. And so, I've got a total of five
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pair of pants that I'm going to try to
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fit into this compartment along with
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three golf shirts and then a total of
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seven t-shirts. So, let's see how well
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all of this fits into the bag. All
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right. So, first of all, I wanted to see
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how well all of this clothes would fit
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into this bag without any kind of
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vacine. So, I'm just setting it in that
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same section on top. And with the
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extension folded out, I do think that I
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can obviously zip it up and I could in
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theory fit all of that tightly in there.
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But let's see how much we can reduce by
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using the vacuum seal.
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Okay. So, there's no question I did
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definitely gain some space, but I can
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see that it's going to require to get
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the most out of this, it is going to
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require a better kind of packing and it
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may be more of a rolling rather than
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folding. Now, obviously, I've got lots
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of extra room for closing the bag now.
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And I do have lots of nooks and crannies
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around the edges where I could put
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additional items in here. I still don't
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have enough room for something like my
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toiletry bag, though, and that's a big
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deal to me.
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Okay. Okay. So, by utilizing a more
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effective packing technique, I've
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obviously created a lot of uh more
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usable space and a flatter surface that
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is going to be more easy to fit things
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into. The big question is this. Can I
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fit my big toiletry bag into the space
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that I've now created? Well, the short
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answer is that it's not a great fit here
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uh for this. It's obviously the wrong
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shape for what I'm trying to accomplish
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here. All right. No matter how I try to
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play with this, it's not necessarily
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going to be a great fit. Now, that being
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said, in a pinch, you know, if I
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absolutely had to get by with it, could
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I zip this up and make it fit? Well, the
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answer is yes. And obviously, I could
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put a fair bit more in there and utilize
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the built-in space here. And of course,
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that's still leaving me room to pack in
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this back section for essentials like,
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you know, laptop and uh different things
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like that, other pockets that there
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still is plenty of room here that I
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could fill those out. My iPad, for
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example. Oh, yeah. It's not even tight
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on there. It's no problem. And so,
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obviously, we have been able to utilize
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that effectively. Now, the next test
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that I'm going to do is that while I'm
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not necessarily concerned at the moment
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cuz I'm not leaving on a trip on taking
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this with me, just like we did with the
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dressier clothes, we're going to see how
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well after 24 hours the vacuum seal has
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held up. And remember, I've got five
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pair of pants and I've got 10 shirts in
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there. We'll see how they look when they
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come out of the seal in 24 hours. All
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right, it's been longer than 24 hours,
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more like 30 hours because of my
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schedule today. But let's open her up
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and see what we got inside.
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So, as before, it has inflated a little
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bit, but it feels like it's actually
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less. It still has kind of like that
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vacuum seal look to it. And if I release
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here,
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yeah, it definitely started to breathe a
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little bit more. And so, let's take a
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look at how things come out here of the
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bag itself. So, here's a t-shirt.
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Uh, I don't know, looked kind of
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wrinkled to me.
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It's obviously going to depend by
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material. So, for example, this is a uh
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this golf shirt is very, very resistant
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to wrinkling. And so, things like that
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obviously are going to pack well with
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the kind of vacuum sealing that we're
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talking about here. I'm interested also
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when it comes to things like the pants.
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And so, the pants here again, they look
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um they're wrinkled, but not terribly.
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So, uh, sometimes rolling them actually
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contributes to that, them surviving
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things like that a little bit better.
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You know, I think that things like
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t-shirts probably once they're laid out
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and just the nature of, you know,
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something cotton like that, it's
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probably going to recover just fine,
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more so than it would with, you know,
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say a dress shirt like we've looked at
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previously. Okay, on our final time
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here, I'm actually going to do an
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attempt like what how I would actually
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pack for an event like this. Whereas
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where I'm typically going away, it's
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going to be a mix where I definitely
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want my toiletry bag, I want my tech
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bag, I'm going to take an e-reader and a
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laptop here with me for work. And then
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I'm going to have mixed clothes. And so
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that's going to include at least one
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pair of dress pants, some casual pants,
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some dress shirts, a tie, a belt, and
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then some more casual stuff, including
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workout pants, workout shirt. Um, I've
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got a golf shirt in here. And then I've
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got socks, um, undershirts, and
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underwear all here. So, we need to get
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all of this into a bag in a way that's
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going to make sense. Let's see how it
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holds up to real packing.
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Okay. Well, I have everything in there
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packed and ready to go. Couple of tips
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of things that I figured out that would
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work better for me just in the way that
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I pack. I layered in in the vacuum seal
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compartment. I put a few items in there.
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I put things that I didn't worry about
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wrinkling. uh socks, undershirts, uh
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workout shirt, um underwear. I also
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packed into that space my workout pants.
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Also, I also packed into that space my
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camera because I picked up a tip from
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another reviewer that once you do that
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vacuum sealing, it locks everything into
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place. It keeps it from moving around.
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And that's a space where there is
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padding all around. So, it's a good
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place for protecting it, protecting
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everything. And I still had room for
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putting things into the tech department
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or compartment here. And so my uh laptop
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and my e-reader going into that space
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along with where I could also put in a
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power bank and a pump. And of course I
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already have in there my tech bag with
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has all of my cables and connections and
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earphones and all of the things like
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that. Still room in the top where I
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could have easy access for things like a
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passport um or you know maybe memory
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cards or basic things for my phone. All
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of those things accessible right there.
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And overall, as I've got it all packed
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here, the bag is actually packed tight,
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as you can see from the time lapse. One
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final priority for me is I need to be
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able to bring my Yeti along. I'll either
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have a hot tea in this in the morning
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and then often in airports, I'll fill it
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up with water, and I just want to be
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able to take this with me if I'm
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checking in a bag. Now, the side pocket
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here initially would seem like that's a
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no-go. However, it is designed where
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there is this zipper that allows
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elasticity to it. And not only even with
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it full like this will it go uh all the
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way in there, but it will do so very
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very securely. You're going to see right
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now that this is empty, but as I'm
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moving the bag around, it is not
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shifting at all. And so it does pass
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that test and I'm able to squeeze that
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in there even when the bag itself is
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very full. One final thing I want to
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note that's an advantage even when I'm
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very heavily packed like this. Having a
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FID lock here means that I can actually
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attach in a one-handed operation here
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and then if I go to loosen likewise I
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can use a one-handed operation. Say this
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hand I'm carrying a you know cup of
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coffee or something. So being able to do
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that onehanded is very useful. All
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right, the final uh task with my heavy
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load here is to go out and I'm going to
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walk for about a mile, kilometer and a
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half to uh determine 1.6 kilometers to
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determine how it would be carrying this
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kind of load uh as it's packed through
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the airport and so I can give you some
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feedback on how the actual strap quality
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is in terms of comfort. Now, there is a
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waist strap that is optional. I'm going
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to do half of the trip with the waist
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strap mounted. And the actual mounting
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process is easier to do with the
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backpack off obviously, but I did want
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to demonstrate it with it on because it
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is pretty straightforward. Just a matter
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of um clicking these uh straps to
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release. There is a just a point here
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where it mounts on and then you can snap
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that back into place. and so that it's
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actually pulling some of that weight uh
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down towards my lower back and taking a
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little of the pressure point off my
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chest. That being said, however, it is
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not uh terribly uncomfortable right now
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and I will make a few little minor
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tweaks to make sure everything is
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adjusted appropriately before I head out
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and then I'll report back after I
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return. Okay, I'm at the turning point.
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I have gone 800 m or slightly over and
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so that's the a half mile. We're going
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to turn around and uh head back the
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other direction. I have been wearing to
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this point I have been wearing the waist
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strap. I will remove that for the second
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portion. I found that for myself it fit
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best out of the three positions that the
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center strap could go on. For me, the
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lowest position hit kind of midchest
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which was the best configuration for me.
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So far, no problem as far as weight
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distribution. Now, in full disclosure, I
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am a regular rucker and I carry a
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weighted vest of about 30 pounds
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regularly and so carrying weight on my
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back is not a big deal for me. But I'm
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mostly determining whether or not these
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straps are going to start to cut into
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me. The real critical test will be now
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as I remove the waist strap. And so
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everything is up here on the top. Okay,
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just finished up the uh mile 1.6 km and
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so second half I did without the strap.
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So, just relying on the uh upper
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portion, I would say that overall
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comfort was just fine. I would say it
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falls somewhere in between the first
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generation Peak Design travel backpack
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and then their second generation 2in-1
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travel backpack. The twoin- one has a
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little bit more padding and I would say
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is slightly more comfortable than this,
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but definitely this is better in the
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pressure points than what the first
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generation Peak Design was. I would
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often start to feel just kind of
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pressure in my traps where they kind of
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attach to my neck muscles and feel just
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pressure on there. And after this uh
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walk, which I would say represents
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probably as long as what most people are
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going to do under ordinary circumstances
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wearing this travel backpack, I had no
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problems at all. All right, so what's my
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conclusion on the Black Voyage Zephyr
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Pro travel backpack? Well, some of the
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things that I think really stand out to
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me that I like is that I did find that
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the vacuum sealing does work. And one of
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the things that is noted by those that,
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you know, review more uh backpacks and
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uh luggage than what I do is that the
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vacuum seal here is robust. It lasts for
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longer than what a lot of the
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competitors do. And I found that
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particularly if I packed it well, I
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would come back 24 hours later and I
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felt like there was very little
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expansion there. And so in the case of
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where I just did that hike, I was in at
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about 30 hours. Um, from when I packed
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it and sealed it up and everything was
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still holding in place very nicely. The
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cloud weave fabric that I've got as a
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finish on this actually feels really
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great. It has that has a kind of a
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almost a liquid feel to it, which is
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very soft, pleasing, but also nicely
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weatherproof and sheds things well. I
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also find on the back that there is a
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honeycomb here designed that helps it to
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breathe well. So that's good. Also
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interesting to me is that the uh trolley
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strap is upright, which to me is a
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better configuration than having a
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backpack on its side. And so I
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definitely prefer that. I also prefer
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that if if I've got, you know, my mug
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packed into the side of this. Keeping
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that upright is better for me. And so
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that is good. I also like the kind of
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sideways suitcase style packing that you
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can do with this with the flap opening
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up to the side allowing you access to
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that full compartment as opposed to
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zipping down from the top and having to
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lay it back. The fid lock is handy as
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we've noted if you need to do one-handed
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operation. And I do appreciate that
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unlike Peak Design for example, there is
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an integrated TSA style lock here that
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will allow you to lock your zippers in
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place and give you a little bit more
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security. I did note that this bag
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scales up and down nicely. We've seen it
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packed with a lot of stuff. All the junk
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in front of me is all things that were
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packed in this bag just a few minutes
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ago. However, when it arrived to me, it
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arrived really, really compressed down
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and very, very flat. And so, if you need
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to scale it down, the expansion, you can
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zip that down and it becomes a much
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smaller backpack. Doesn't look quite as
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bulky on your back. So, I thought that
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was good. I felt like the comfort level
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overall was good. not outstanding, but
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very good when it is packed heavy and I
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could do my hike there um with the
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backpack fully loaded and I didn't have
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any issue with that. Couple of other
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kind of cool features there is that here
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in this front compartment here there is
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a very cool center pouch that is
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designed perfectly for holding something
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like a passport and so makes it easy
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access, easy to find. But if you're a
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little bit paranoid about that, there is
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also an interesting compartment here at
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the back. You can actually zip down from
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the middle and expose a compartment here
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at the back where you could put, you
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know, either just pack a few more items
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into or hide a few valuables in
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obviously with it up against your back
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when you're carrying it around. No one's
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ever going to get their hands in there.
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So, that was a cool thing for that.
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Another thing that's positive where you
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know there's a little par paranoia these
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days over tariffs and things like this.
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If you're buying from the US market for
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example it is shipping from a US
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warehouse and so you're not having to
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deal with that. So what about some
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things that are not so great? Well, one
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of the things I noted is while I think
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that it's cool here that we have a port
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on the side access to a power bank and
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so you can plug in and charge things.
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And so you have both a USBC and a USBA
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port there um for easy access, but what
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is missing is a pouch conveniently
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located on the outside of the back bag
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where you could slip a phone or
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something similar that you're actually
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charging from it. Now, just note with
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that there are cables attached here
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inside, but you're going to need to
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provide your own power bank for that.
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But it seems like a missed opportunity
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to not have a pouch nearby that if
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you're wanting to do a charge while
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you're carrying the bag to have it right
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there with uh charging your phone would
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be good. Obviously, if you're packing
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clothes particularly into that chamber
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that are the compression chamber that
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can wrinkle, they will wrinkle. And so,
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um, one of the things that I did note on
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that is that, you know, it's not some
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kind of magic thing where you put it in
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there and you compress it all down and
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it comes out unrinkled. It definitely
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comes out wrinkled. to use it
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accordingly.
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One thing that it I had to kind of wrap
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my mind around is having not used a
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vacuum seal space before is that it does
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change the way that I pack. Like I'm
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accustomed to having an open space and I
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use cubes a lot for my packing.
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Obviously, to make uh appropriate use
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here of the vacuum seal portion, it's
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going to make much more sense for you to
20:55
not use cubes and or if they're cubes to
20:59
make sure that they're more flat because
21:01
what's going to happen is everything you
21:03
pack into this. It's going to raise the
21:06
floor of your main packing chamber. And
21:09
in the other spaces, for example, back
21:12
here where I can put tech things like
21:14
laptops and other things like that,
21:16
there's not really going to be room in
21:18
there for me to pack something like
21:21
this. It's not going to fit very well in
21:23
there at all, particularly if I'm trying
21:24
to put anything in this space. And so,
21:26
that was going to work. Even something
21:28
like my tech pouch is probably a little
21:31
too thick for that. And again, it's
21:33
going to create issues here. And so,
21:35
really, those things need to go in the
21:36
main compartment. and that gets a little
21:39
bit complicated because of the race
21:42
floor with the vacuum ceiling. So, I
21:43
think that the vacuum sealing does work,
21:45
but for me, it's going to just require a
21:47
little bit of rethinking about the way
21:49
that I typically pack and maybe the
21:51
accessories that I would choose to put
21:53
into a bag like this if I were using it
21:56
on a regular basis. Now, when compared
21:58
to equivalent Peak Design product, the
22:00
value here does feel good. For the cloud
22:03
weave finish that I have reviewed here,
22:05
you're looking at about right under
22:07
$260,
22:09
about 360 Canadian. However, there is a
22:11
discount code in the description that
22:13
will save you another 10% off that. So,
22:15
and get you into the 230 range, 235
22:19
range. And so, I think as far as value
22:21
goes, particularly considering that
22:23
you're getting the vacuum sealing
22:24
technology and the included pump to go
22:27
with that, it feels like a pretty strong
22:29
value. particularly considering that
22:31
this is made of very robust materials.
22:34
However, while it does have a good long
22:37
warranty on it, it does not come with
22:38
the lifetime warranty that an equivalent
22:40
Peak Design product does. And so, that's
22:42
one thing to consider there. I would say
22:44
that my final conclusion if I were
22:46
choosing this versus one of the
22:48
equivalent bags that does not use the
22:50
vacuum seal technology is that I would
22:53
really want to make sure that I'm going
22:54
to consistently use that vacuum seal
22:56
technology. As someone who is a
22:58
photographer and who regularly travels
23:00
with photography gear, uh the system
23:02
that I use, sealing a camera into that
23:05
space is useful. But say if I wanted to
23:07
bring a separate camera bag along,
23:09
again, not having a big open space as I
23:12
would with say a Peak Design travel
23:15
backpack, it makes it a little bit more
23:17
complicated to bring that travel gear or
23:19
that photography gear along. And so I
23:22
think that um maybe it's a little bit
23:24
less good for photographers and better
23:26
for those that are just doing um you
23:28
know either overnight or you know
23:30
multiple day travel and you're wanting
23:31
to travel with just a backpack you're an
23:34
efficient packer and I would say in
23:36
particular if you're the person who buys
23:38
the kind of fabrics something more like
23:40
what I'm wearing at the moment that
23:42
travels really really well and is not
23:44
prone to wrinkling at all. you're the
23:45
kind of person that can take great
23:47
advantage of the vacuum sealing and just
23:49
get a lot more stuff into the bag
23:51
comparatively than what you could in a
23:53
different 60 L bag. So, my conclusion is
23:56
is that it is a great bag and a good
23:58
value for the money, but it is a great
24:00
bag for the right kind of consumer. And
24:02
hopefully this review has helped you to
24:04
determine whether or not you are that
24:06
type of consumer. You want more
24:08
information, there are links in the
24:09
description down below where you can
24:11
check it out for yourself. As always,
24:13
thanks for watching. Have a great day
24:15
and let the light in.

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