Aer Day Pack 3 Review (2 Weeks of Use)

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0:00 Intro
0:25 External Features
2:48 Harness System
4:05 Fit Notes
5:04 Secondary Compartments
8:32 Main Compartment
12:54 Outro
The Aer Day Pack 3 is a comfortable way to carry your tech with a streamlined harness system and good organization, though that takes up a lot of usable space.
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[@shuvrapodder]

what's the difference from the previous generation. ?

[@migueltoralba]

Is the sternum strap removable without tampering with the backpack?

[@fernandoa589]

Yeah it is. You slide it all the way up the rail, and then you can wiggle it out

[@gundam0816]

Is the sterum strap removable?

[@migueltoralba]

I have the same question, is the sternum strap removable without tampering with the backpack?

[@perrylafrance1327]

I'm upset cause I just got the Aer Day Pack 2 approximately 3 weeks ago.

[@BF4NTOM]

Day Pack 2 is still a good backpack and I got the X-Pack version. The only thing I like about the new version is that it has a hidden pocket for an AirTag.

[@luissolanodev]

Sorry bro. I got mine in August last year so not that bad. I wouldve picked this one too.

[@jiangooo]

I bought mine in November last year, I feel your pain

[@perrylafrance1327]

Update: Since the Day Pack 2 is now $43 cheaper since I bought mine. Aer refunded me the difference after I reached out to them.

[@PackHacker2]

That's great! Thank you for the update.

[@asecretboss]

it looks like TECH PACK 3, but I appreciate the different reviewer and different opinion.

[@ElectricGreen]

outside of the padding colour, they look exacty the same...

[@xsubst]

Tech Pack is essentially a Day Pack with a separate laptop compartment. It's been like that from the very beginning

[@DaveStern2]

the tech pack 3 is also slightly larger than the day pack (primarily in the main section)

[@microzal]

What are the main difference compared to Aer Day Pack 2?

[@gundam0816]

DP2 is 14.8L vs DP3 14L. (Seems like a downgrade here) DP3 added a side handle, added a smart tag pocket, added a sleeve to the front compartment, but removed the d-ring on the strap, removed the mesh pocket on the front compartment.

[@microzal]

Do you think reducing 0.8L for exhange of that, plus improving harness, and widen the front & main compartment opening is worth it compared than DP2 ?

[@gundam0816]

@@microzal honestly, the changes feel like a downgrade. They took away more features, but added so little, and also the dp2 and dp2 xpac is super reduced price now on their website. I can't decide 😫

[@marysalluce9685]

@@gundam0816 I would get the DP2 in Xpac on sale. I love Xpac or maybe an Able Carry day pack :)