Thanks dude! It's one of our things

Thank you, thank you so much for the love! The chapter reading was Tav's idea and I told him I didn't want to do it so he said he would do it and it was so awesome 😂😂😂

@@Nomads.Nation Hahahaha... y'all are adorable, love that you guys just have fun too while doing serious reviews simultaneously. Still tickled... trying to figure out why I've now NOT clicked away like five times at least haha... Think Tav just seemed to genuinely enjoy reading that, was like a first impressions, no editing... was also just different and refreshing in the sea of bag reviews, funny but oddly calming as well lol. And hey, you got a break and a piss out of it too. Anyway, thanks, keep doing what you're doing please, and hope a lot more people appreciate your senses of humor and get kicks out of shit like this haha :)

@@herrojangjang you are so right! Tav was so enthused to read it and I didn't want to so he was like 'I'll do it! 😂. Thank you for appreciating our dumb sense of humour, more readings coming your way haha

Thanks so much Laís!

Thanks for the support dude, and best of luck healing after your surgery. Your travel dreams will be here before you know it!!!

That means so much to me - thanks dude!

For me the Boundary Supply is the number 1. I love their products. WR pouch for your flight essentials and can be used as a daybag. Love the wet/dry or shoe compartment and it has the best materials and looks. Backpack mode is a nice option for me. I sometimes like to rent a bike at my destination.

I think I agree that Pakt is the best for travel, but the versatility of BS can't be ignored :)

@@Nomads.Nation as an European customer the Pakt One is even more expensive with import taxes. Almost twice the price of the Boundary or Peak Design. And I’ve read some negative reviews (Packhacker) about the materials and stitching. I’m not risking buying a >300 bag with ‘loose threads everywhere’. Really like the look, metal hardware and organization.

@@Elcee333 makes complete sense. The stitching looked phenomenal to me when I reviewed it, but over time that could be a different story.

Thanks so much Emil!

I’ve heard awesome things about it! Hoping to review it soon

Appreciate that dude! We are working hard to make the best reviews on the web so I’m glad you found them helpful 💪🏾

Hey Jessica, technically a of these duffles are good for carry on 👌🏻

Hey Horace, thanks for the love! I'd recommend checking out the Aer Duffel Pack 3 - they def ship to Australia! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abVklNqE0ammoXk.html Let us know how it goes - ga yao!

@@Nomads.Nation Shite mind blown when I saw that ga yao lmao. Yes, the Aer Duffel is a solid duffel yet the size is a bit inadequate for me so I was actually going to purchase the boundary supply tan duffle as I really dig the subtle look of it plus those Kickstarter brands exclusive little features. Also, I owned a detachable tan shoulder-padded strap so the duffel mode will be much better. Unfortunately, they only have the blue color in stock and they increase the price to around 260 usd . The only downside for me is that they don't have a laptop compartment/ sleeve which is insane for the price they charged. I might go around to see if there is any other available options in the city first and decide. After all my massive 50 cent Ikea tote is still solid af :)))

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It’s more of a duffel/backpack hybrid. It’s a solid choice for sure - we did a full review on it

@@Nomads.Nation i've seen the review for the hexad access, but didn't find one for the carryall. pretty much same thing but more duffel without the compartments?

@@saedo9723 oh I didn't know there was two options... I've only reviewed the Hexad

Check out our best duffel playlist. In particular check out the Aer Duffel Pack and the Monarc Setra Duffel - we've done reviews on both :)

@@Nomads.Nation Hi! Thank you for your answer! I checked your videos about these, and I have a question: there are any duffels (that you could recommend) that are just duffel (not hybrid)? I don't know if I would put laptop/tablet in my duffel anytime. The aer duffel would be good, but I put my football ball in my bag, and I dont think it would fit in there (plus the shoes, towel, etc.).

@@rashifhun Check out the Peak Design Travel Duffel - there's a 35L and a 65L (we've done reviews on both). It's advertised that it can go into 'backpack mode' but in reality it's just an amazing duffel bag - great for sports

Great suggestion! Will try to incorporate in future vids :)

Loll, one of our more interesting ideas 😂

Thanks for putting this on my radar! Never seen them before but it's a cool looking duffel

Probably Boundary Supply

@@Nomads.Nation thanks

they are

Thank you so much! 🎤

Yea I hear you, it depends on the pack. For me I really loved the Aer Capsule Pack… but others don’t pull it off as well

Totally get it. Gotta be prepared in case a zombie comes at you full speed. Unfortunately I don’t have a ‘sword friendly’ recommendation, but if you find one please let me know so I can stock up as well 🧟‍♀️

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Fo sho

Well designed products made from premium materials that will last decades don’t come cheap