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expired Posted by Tinkleondabeach • Apr 11, 2024
Apr 11, 2024 7:22 AM
Vancropak Travel Backpack, 40L Expandable Carry On Backpack, Water Resistant, Expandable,Black - $27.19
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Nonetheless, the Matein brand has travel backpacks with a supposed lifetime warranty and they're less than $40! Better than most hyped brands. Though all brands seem to suffer with the claims and say everything is wear and tear, not sure about Matein
Nonetheless, the Matein brand has travel backpacks with a supposed lifetime warranty and they're less than $40! Better than most hyped brands. Though all brands seem to suffer with the claims and say everything is wear and tear, not sure about Matein
But yes, we know a $28 backpack isn't going to be equal to a Yeti. We get it, you spent $250 on a bag you are scared to sit on the floor because it might get dirty and ignore the exact same straps...in the exact same part of your body...causing the exact same pressure because ...its a Yeti.
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But yes, we know a $28 backpack isn't going to be equal to a Yeti nor do we need any kids in the comment section white knighting poor ol' Yeti either. We get it, you spent $250 on a bag you are scared to sit on the floor because it might get dirty.
I haven't had my back "murdered" by a pack since I was in the Army. But that line to customs sometimes lasts an hour and carry on weight limit is 26 lbs so this probably is a close second to that experience
You can buy a pack that blows this one out the water and would last a long time for a reasonable price. Listen to yourself. Adult?
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$30 every day of the week at BJ's.
Now for a hike or ruck we'd be having a different conversation. It wouldn't involve a Yeti either...."kid."
But yes, we know a $28 backpack isn't going to be equal to a Yeti. We get it, you spent $250 on a bag you are scared to sit on the floor because it might get dirty and ignore the exact same straps...in the exact same part of your body...causing the exact same pressure because ...its a Yeti.
I haven't had my back "murdered" by a pack since I was in the Army. But that line to customs sometimes lasts an hour and carry on weight limit is 26 lbs so this probably is a close second to that experience
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Big ol D
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BTW, "Fake Spot" also lists Solo Cups, Frosted Flakes, Amazon Gift Cards....all as D's and F's. Is Tony the Tiger now hiring shill reviewers?
"Big ol F" for Frosted Flakes
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What "morning" do you speak of? And I edited for typos. Feel free to keep projecting though.
This bag is not designed to compete with brands like Osprey nor would I recommend it for a long trip hiking or trekking.
Having said that the best thing about this bag is its rectangular shape and dimensions which are perfect to maximize airline guideline size for a carryon.
My pack is great looking, comfortable, efficient and I love the hidden pocket in these packs to store valuables snug against your back.
I assume it won't last very long, is not very padded and is made of a very thin tear prone material, but the trade off is a lighter backpack carryon at an incredible value.
If that is what you are in the market for, I highly recommend it.
I have had it for 2 1\2 years
I have traveled with it as carry-on
for 8 trips without issues.
The bag is very durable
No issues with rips, zippers or shoulder straps
The bag has two strong padded handles at the
top and side( if you don't want to use the shoulder straps).
The shoulder straps can be hidden if you want to use it as a carry bag only.
it is a great bag at this price and would be worth it up to about $100
I own a Yeti and Nomatic backpack, while Yeti is indeed comfortable, and Nomatic has a lot of utility, I do agree with the other guy that it needs to be babied, hesitant to scratch it or treat it like a rugged bag.
I did travel a bunch with an OGIO backpack with the steel handle, those things have been mad durable! Nomatic on the other hand is so easy to get dirty ðŸ˜
For those late to the party, the less than Yeti bag is now $40. Thanks for playing