CabinZero Classic Travel Backpack Review (2 Weeks of Use)
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
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Fully agree with the review. For such cheap & light bag, didn’t expect the best material but it’s good enough to not break down in the middle of your travel. Did 3 months travel with it. Held 18kg in it & still didn’t have to worry about the stitching.
Only thing I didn’t like is that the bag felt flimsy if not packed fully loaded.
We hear you, DJ Jija. Thanks for sharing your experience with us! 😊🙌
- Rebecca
Main point is that it is extremely light and simple. So it's good as a cabin bag - you can get more of your stuff in.
Finally got one. LOVED IT. Used it for all soccer trainings - it could fit clothes, shoes, soccer ball. And use it as my carry-on-only bag. Love that it opens all the way so it's like a luggage. And so light!
Thank you. I'm sure many people will like it. For me, I can tell I will need a more structured frame to a backpack. Again, thank you.
You can keep its shape and avoid slacking either by using one very large packing cube, or by stacking smaller cubes (drawers effect) with the backpack upright.
Thank you for the review!!
One of the best backpacks i purchased. I also have evergoods products but this is still part of my rotation ❤
I have the plus version btw
Good for carrying lots of soft goods like puffy jackets clothing and shoes but probably not that great for electronics and other hard surface items.
you put those in a protective case. wrap clothes around it.. and your set. that's what i did.. works great for me.
My airline allows dimensions up to 40x30x20.
I read the dimensions for this bag are 45x30x20. I suspect the handle on top makes for the extra 5cm. Could someone please confirm?
Don't pack it 100% problem fixed
Good timing on the review.
I was just searching for this.
That's awesome, TJ!
- Rebecca
Is this 36L?
Does anyone know if this 36L will pass as a personal item on Frontier Airlines and Spirit Airlines? Thanks.
If you don't pack to max, it should squeeze in
can you review the plus and pro versions? thanks
Hey Medsas - we currently have no plans to review the Classic Plus and Classic Pro versions of this pack in the immediate pipeline, but we'll check them out. Thank for reaching out! 😊
- Rebecca
Thanks for posting a review of Cabin Zero. I am looking at their Hip Pack 2L. Any chance of reviewing this? Thanks.
Hey SouthPhillyPT - we're working on it! Check out our initial thoughts here and stay tuned for the full review. packhacker.com/travel-gear/cabinzero/hip-pack-2l/ 😊🙌
- Rebecca
Looks great! Thank you! 👍🏻👍🏻
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- Rebecca
Hi PH. Is this the 28L Cabin Zero? 🤘😁 nice review BTW.
Hey Mark - this is the CabinZero Classic Travel Backpack 36L packhacker.com/travel-gear/cabinzero/classic-travel-backpack/ but it's also available in 28L and 44L. 😊
- Rebecca