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American Airlines is more tolerable. You get what you pay for. If you pay for a budget, don’t be surprised later

I loved the non-scripted back and forth!! This was genuinely so fun to watch and see your personalities shine even more!

I absolutely loved Singapore airlines when I flew from Shanghai to London. I'd missed my flight out of Shanghai on a different airline, but Singapore got me out of China within hours. My flight from Singapore to London had been cancelled, so they put me up in an awesome hotel with a free 5 min international phone call. When I flew to London, I got 3 seats to myself, drinks every 20 min, ice cream, and a packet with socks, toothbrush, toothpaste, eye mask, and other amenities. My other fav has been Hawaiian airlines, although they're not quite as awesome as they used to be.

1:35 Tom looking like he's about "no russian" that airport.

Thanks for the reviews! Just picked up the Aer Day 2 and kind of excited to put it to the test.

☺Amazing! Thank you for sharing your review!

I wear my sling everyday. Best invention ever! Kkk

I attached buckles to the bottom excess of the backpack straps. Instant waist strap.

Cheap dupe Birks suck…you’ll feel it the moment you step on a rock.

Those snack containers are great for a deck of cards for travel.

In the US, if it's not Delta, that would 100% surprise everyone!

That's a fanny pack, i wear mine across my chest anyways

Didn’t most sling bags used to be called fanny packs. Sort of like SUV’s used to be called station wagons. A new name to disguise the old one. Fanny packs are great. I’ve been using them for years. Mostly bike riding and going to the beach.

X-pac is my favorite material so far. Love the lower weight and weather resistance. Looks great too.

I have had 5.11 packs for over a decade now. The „Mk1“ Rush 24 as well as the Rush 12. (the first iteration that did not have the laptop compartment) Both have held up incredibly well. None of the two are „closet queens“ that rarely see any use. I have dragged mine through rain and mud, they were tossed around by baggage handlers on two continents, sometimes way overloaded and they just shrugged it off. I have NOT been taking it easy on either of the packs. Probably the best value there is in my opinion. I wouldn’t trade them for anything else and they are still going strong. No broken zippers, no frayed seams, nothing. It’s maybe not „The last backpack you’ll ever buy“. But there won’t be many others. That said, if I travel really light or am on my motorbike, I have recently picked up a „Plan C“ backpack from Hazard4. Not a budget brand by any stretch but from what I can tell the build quality is pretty decent.