| Capacity-to-weight | 0 L/kg 0 L/lb | Low |
| Cubic space | 16.8 L 1224 in³ | |
| Rated vs. shell | -4 L-4 L | Low |
✈️ 84% (167/199)
This bag can be used as a carry on in 84% of airlines.
This 21.4L backpack is handy for carrying tech, with a 13″ laptop sleeve in the main compartment. Inside you’ll also find a zippered pocket for valuables or smaller items. Outside you’ve got a top pocket and water bottle pockets taking care of ready-access items. And with its luggage passthrough feature it’s easy to secure to rolling luggage handles too.
My Aer Go Pack review is positive. Unless I’m travelling solo for a day or two, I’ll likely start bringing my Aer Go Pack on every trip. The design and style of the bag are perfect for travellers. Some people may the $85 USD retail price is high, but you’re getting quality gear here so I think it’s worth it.
Right off the bat, the Aer Go Pack scores big points for its quality components and style. It’s made with a 300D CORDURA® ripstop nylon all the way around, which means this pack is not only ultra-durable but it also looks more high-end than some of its competitors in this class.
There are some advantages to this design, however. The Go Pack has more internal organization (closer to that of a full backpack with internal pockets and a divider sleeve) than most packable bags—in fact, more than any other bag we tested
| Storage | |
| Compression | N |
| Expanded Capacity | None |
| Opening | TopZip |
| Passport | Y |
| Passthrough | Y |
| Carry | |
| Backpack | S |
| Hip Belt | N |
| Sternum Strap | N |
| Inside | |
| Laptop | 13 |
| Main Compartments | 1 |
| Organizer | N |
| Outside | |
| Hard Shell | False |
| Rain-fly | N |
| Water Bottle Holder | 2 |
| Water Resistant | Y |
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Material: 300D Cordura® ripstop exterior |
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