Errant Pro X-Pac

Best backpack I have ever owned!

Exceptional Quality and Customer Service

I recently purchased the Errant Pro-X-PAC, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with both the product and the customer service provided. First and foremost, the backpack itself is exactly as described – durable, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed. The materials used are of the highest quality, ensuring both longevity and functionality. Whether I'm commuting to work or embarking on a weekend adventure, this backpack accommodates all my needs effortlessly. I cannot mentionned their exceptional customer service. I encountered a small issue with one of the components shortly after purchasing the backpack. Upon reaching out to the company, I was met with prompt and courteous assistance. Not only did they respond swiftly to my inquiry, but they also promptly sending me a free replacement part to resolve the issue. I have no doubt that I will continue to turn to Boundary for my future backpacking needs, and I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone in search of quality products and exceptional service.

A dream of a bag

I was unsure if this was the bag for me, according to reviews on YouTube ... but once I held it in my hands, I immediately fell in love with it. It is now my daily driver ... But do yourself a favor and purchase the divider floor! Without it, things get totally messy. With the floor installed, you have 2 thirds on the bottom, accessible via the side door, and one third on the top, accessible via the the top flap. It really is a dream of a backpack. Looks are subjective, but to me this is the best looking bag out there. And it is highly functional, too. The two quick access pockets, on the top and the side, are - in contrast to sooo many other bags - very usable. The laptop/tablet section is top notch. One additional recommendation: don't get the "premium" divider wall. It just takes up space and is pretty much useless unless you go to the gym on a daily basis. Other than that I only have positive things to say. One minor flaw is that the bottom panel is a little flimsy, but still very protective against fluids. But it isn't padded, so don't put anything valuable in the bottom. The zippers are chunky, and look like they could hold an elephant. The whole bag is a unique mixture of adventure and tech bag. The xpc-Version has a golden interior, which just looks awesome in combination with the black. The one thing that is pretty much useless to me is the "magazine pocket". But a bag with so much functionality, features and looks ... you won't find this combination elsewhere.