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Question: Does this pack qualify as a carry on for air travel?
Document: The final and very cool accommodation this pack offers is that it will fall under most regulated dimensions for carry-on flight luggage a huge bonus for airline travelers.
Was looking for a back pack that I could carry on the plane. Did not have to walk too far with it on my back to give you a review. I would have liked a few pockets to access some items out of the bag for convenience. The price was certainly right.
I have not had a chance to use this pack outdoors yet but after 3 weekend trips using it to carry clothes etc the stitching on shoulder straps are already coming unraveled and would never survive a real backpacking trip. Too bad because the pack looks good and seems to have a lot of functionality but is already coming apart.
I was a bit disappointed when i received this pack it is NOT a solid internal frame pack like my other teton pack is. i bought this as a second pack or as an extra for any boy scouts who wanted to try hiking but dont have the $$ to invest in the necessities yet. I have 6 other long trek packs and i wouldnt carry this one for more than a day.my other complaint is that the pack is not large enough for an adult.
I've been using the Canyon 2100 now for a few months and have had nothing but positive experiences with the pack. While I have yet to do any whitewater rafting or canyon exploring with the 2100, I have done a fair amount of hiking and camping with it. If you pack carefully, you can easily carry out a full load for a weekend away.The external carry options are also excellent and makes hauling out your tent, bedroll and other larger items easy and painless.
I'd rather be able to carry this sized bag with me everywhere including an airplane without having to check it. As mentioned, this pack doesn't have a metal internal frame. It has a rigid plastic and foam combination. It does seem adequate for the weights it's going to carry though.There are more expensive packs out there that may do some individual things better. But for 75 bucks this thing has most of the features I wanted at the size that would let it work as carry on luggage.
My father was an alpine guide and ski instructor when I was growing up, so I've been around quality packs before and we would often take day packs on multi-day ski outings. The design greatly reduces fatigue, there's enough space to carry a ton of stuff, and the side and front straps are perfect for ski/tent/walking poles.BUT, this is a canyoneering pack, and in light of that, there are a couple of minor concerns. The first are the water-bottle pockets.
Spent a week in BVI and needed something I could use as a carry on luggage for the plane ride down and yet something I could easily stow away after unpacking on the boat. It had ample room to pack and plenty of zipper side pockets as well as compartment on top and bottom of backpack. I was amazed at the amount of items I was able to pack even when I thought I could not stuff one more item I seemed to find another pocket to use.
It is very confortable to carry and the capacity is large enough for a 2 Day trip . I highly reccomend this product
I've taken this camping a couple of times and I'm totally happy with it! Very well made and lots of pokcets and straps to carry everything.
Answer: yes