The waterproof Voltij is a beast. 65 liters, 26 inches in length, and 14 inches in width, a plastic coated aluminum internal frame with a sleeping bag compartment and a pocket for wet clothes – I can fit more in this thing than I can my closet. All packed up, it straps on very comfortably; all straps and belts are fully adjustable and padded up nice.
The daypack is complete brilliance. It works perfectly as a carry-on if you’re checking the main bag. And it straps onto not only the back of the bag, like an extension, but also around your front if you prefer, so you can keep your valuables in sight and within reach.
As for the main pack, it scores points for both allowing you to load from the top or front.
Bonus: a built-in rain cover.
Extra bonus: built-in compass and thermometer (sewn into one of the belt straps).
The Airporter
I planned on using my Airporter as a carry-on on a recent trip to Quebec. However, a full flight from Chicago with too many carry-on fans forced me to check the main bag. I slid the laptop bag into the daypack and handed the backpack over. My flight was only four hours long, but I didn’t see my Airporter until two days later. Apparently the airline was so impressed with it, they had to show it off to their friends in Montreal before letting me have it back.
I thought I’d filled my Airporter up pretty good before Quebec, but coming home, I added a few new shirts, giant hardcover cookbooks, bottles of liqueur, and other goodies with no problem. I suspect I could’ve fit a wheel of bleu cheese in there as well (and I’m kind of regretting not trying it). 
Airporter (red): Jenny Schratz
Airporter (blue): Kaitie Worobec
Voltij (red): Michelle Hawkins
Voltij (blue): Wyatt Martin
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