Glad you like the tester!

Woot, thanks for the support! =)

Glad it was helpful!

Hah, fair point, they may have then!

It's a great daypack, one of my favorites. And yes, I have so many black bags I try and get the non-black version whenever I can 😆

Yes of course, laying the Go Pack down flat it fits nicely inside the main compartment.

Thanks for watching!

It's my new favorite packable daypack

@@OneBagTravels is it still your favourite?!

@@luegardener5921 It's still my favorite for a general use packable daypack.

​@@OneBagTravels I do like the Olive Green colour. Not really into black bags and I do like Matador's Slate Blue.

Two bags I havent' tested yet, I'll check them out, thanks!

Yeah you can fold and roll it. It's bulkier than the Matador bags so it doesn't fold down as much but it doesn't have a stiff panel or anthing.

Depends on what you're carrying.. It doens't have a solid frame, but it does have a decently thick back padding for a packable daypack. Can carry decent weight, but if you have gym shoes, laptop etc it may be a bit too much for this bag. Aer Pro Pack is a little sleeker pack than the City Pack, may work better as an EDC. Also Able Carry Daily Plus and Tortuga Laptop Backpack are both great.

I haven't folded it in half like that so I haven't gotten any big wrinkles. The bag is already made from wrinkle nylon, so it looks wrinkly to begin with. I would imagine if you folded it in half and squished it in the bottom of a suitcase it may get a crease that would be noticeable. To avoid this I would either lay it flat in the bottom of your suitcase or roll it and tuck it in a corner of your bag.

I just tried that with the Travel Pack 3, Go Pack 2, and the Medium and small Peak Design cubes. They fit, but I wouldn't say with ease. You know you can pack a lot into those PD cubes and they can get pretty fat. The TP3 has a lot of interior pockets which take away from interior volume, so the packing space isn't gigantic compared to simpler bags with less organization. The Go Pack 2 is small, but it's stil substantial compared to packable daypacks with no structure (eg Matador Freefly). The Go Pack 2 fits fine on the bottom but does take up space. When you put the Medium PD cube in, it looks like it's taking up almost the entire remaining space, however I was able to fit the smaller PD cube in above it without too much squishing. Basically they should fit fine, just underpack them a little. If the cubes are bulging with as much clothes as you can get in them then it's not going to fit very well, underpacked a little and they fit fine. I like the Go Pack 2 because its packable, but has enough structure to carry like a much bulkier backpack. It also looks good, which I think makes a difference if you're traveling in urban settings. True packable daypacks are good for a lot of things, they pack down super small so they're great as a general use daypack, however they can be lumpy, and annoying to pack because when stuff falls over it digs into your back, you have to be conscious of how you pack them and adjust as you go. They also look very outdoorsy, which isn't a big deal, but can look a little out of place in major cities. Another thing to consider is you may be able to just use the Travel Pack 3 as a daypack. It's a little large, but with the space the Go Pack 2 takes up, you would almost have the same carry capacity if you used the smaller Travel Pack 3 small, or even the City Pack Pro or Pro Pack, which don't have as much internal pockets and carry like a travel pack or a daypack just fine.

@@OneBagTravels thanks for the prompt reply - I’ve ordered both the go pack 2 and travel pack 3 - should be here soon and will see what you mean with the fitting situation. I’ve thought about using the travel pack 3 as the day pack - wasn’t sure if it looked too bulky as a day pack - will try it out and see how it looks . have you ever used the travel pack 3 overseas as a day pack? - thanks again!

If I was going lighter and smaller, I would use the Freefly because it takes up less space. But it carries like a drybag. The Aer Go Pack is a little bigger, but it has a much more comfortable carry and looks and feels much more like a backpack instead of a drybag. If you're less concerned with space then Go Pack is a better bag.

I'll check it out!

That's a good one! I have a ton of Tom Bihn but not the Daylight Backpack, I'll add it to my list of reviews. Thanks!

The pocket is about 5.5" deep and 10" wide, althought the zipper is slightly smaller with a 9" opening.

It's a pretty durable bag, so yes I think you could use it as an EDC for school

It's better in that it's larger, has more structure and back padding and carries more like a real backpack. However it is larger and heavier, which can be a downside depending on what you're looking for.

TP3 Small

@@OneBagTravels Game on, that is my go to one bag travel bag. Been trying to decide if I get the new Aer TP3 since I also have the TP2. Just traveled in EU for a month with my Nomatic Navigator and in the process of giving them feedback on my experience. It's a great bag but really bigger than 35L and I think with the expansion can go beyond 40L which puts it into dangerous territory for size and weight with many airlines and parts of the world. the TP2 looks smaller perception wise as well, and is more comfortable to wear even though its missing load lifters.

Good point, most smaller personal item packs are going to also be shorter to fit under the seat.

Probably. I just put a pair of GoRuck trainers in there and they fit, they stick out of the pack but it actually doesn't look horrible and you can still close the clasp.

It's only 0.59 kg

It comes in black and olive green

It looks like a completely different pack in the black color. I literally have a wall of black bags so I like to change it up 😆