ARRIS 35L Hauler Backpack

Great pack! I travel a lot for work and sought 1 bag travel. This pack can fit a weeks-worth of clothes, work tech, a puffer, and packable day pack. It carries all that weight so well even without the hip belt. It’s good enough that I can forgive my minor niggles of the attachment system being better looking than functional. It’s just so hard to clip/unclip that you should plan around attaching stuff on the bag for quick use.

Well made

I don't have much knowledge about bags, but it seems quite great and well made with high quality materials as described on their website. It has quite a lot of storage and love the lash system. Haven't bought any modular items yet, but I probably might in future. The only thing which seems like an issue for me is the weight which seems a bit heavy when carrying fewer items, however this backpack is meant for packing lots of items, so doesn't feel heavy when a lot of items are packed. The bag also doesn't look that great when it's not packed, so might not be very suitable for daily use but should be fine if you don't think about it too much. Also, I noticed the shape of how the bag sits at your back which may seem different from other bags, and one may not like it at first, but it also looks unique. The price may seem quite high, but it feels like a one-time buy for me. I bought this backpack after weeks of research, and I crossed down to this and the Pakt Travel Backpack, however the Arris looks much better, and the green color is also better on this one and has better materials and waterproofing on the outside. Also, you might not be able pack a thicker item inside the Pakt because it is divided into two sides.

Unbelievable quality

Every inch of this pack has been thought about and nearly perfected. Lots of cool ways to attach things. The only two downsides are 1) the 360 attachments aren't quite as smooth to clip on and off as they should be 2) when adding the rift and sling to complete the look, we're talking about a really expensive backpack. However, I would argue it is worth the cost. I own every backpack made by Boundary and I have never been disappointed by anything.