CODEOFBELL X-TYPE Backpack Review (2 Weeks of Use)

[@daisuke7110]

I think you described it perfectly "it's a little silly" sums up the pack

[@sciamachystandard3676]

I want to know what’s the Green backpack in the background it’s on the top row 7th pack

[@nounbto376]

I have this backpack and i still have no idea how to describe it lol

[@cutsdeep]

do you like it? i think i'm into it

[@Ocana-fi9lu]

i like it!

[@gonickogogo]

This thing looks ridiculous. But it also kind of looks like a backpack from a dystopian cyberpunk sci-fi future which is almost kind of cool.

[@mingzhu8093]

With the total max capcity would have been 30L

[@CheeseballQuartet]

Cordura is a brand, not a material. they are a company that makes textiles

[@Urbanjeffery]

PackerHacker is definitely not the target audience for Code of Bell lol Its pretty telling that it took a year since the bags been out for a review. Especially for such a popular brand. Presumably they don't offer you guys review bags anymore

[@HarimaKenji22]

but I do understand where there coming from, I do have an X Pak Evo with a backpack converter, cant deny its a great idea but for daily use, I do find it rather complex and lack of a quick stash pocket. But good thing the updated version has one. For a bag that has a more seamless expansion, I would say Remote Equipment Alpha 31 does it better

[@tanseerimpex3334]

Manufacturer here

[@bani_niba]

This is the strangest backpack I have ever seen. It's sort like a duffle bag attached to a small laptop pack.

[@bwnnn]

The roll-out expandable compartment is a common feature in COB's X collection. Personally, I like having it on a smaller sling like the X-Pod, but for a larger backpack I'd prefer a more conventional expansion system.

[@NicoleBigney]

Complicated..........Ha!

[@Seanonyoutube]

It’s kinda ugly imo ngl