Best Pack for Air Travel?

[MatSteelersFan]

Hey OFam,

Looking for some advice, recently started a new gig that requires me to be flying almost every week. Was wondering if any fellow frequent travelers here could recommend the best O backpack for stuffing under the plane seats while still giving me decent enough packing space for a laptop and iPad.

Was thinking my best option was the Icon 2.0, but more suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks y'all!

 

[GhostSnacks]

Second the icon 2.0, that or an icon 3.0 if you can find one. I've learned the hard way to NOT bring a kitchen sink on a plane...

 

[Richard Balaz]

I have traveled all over the world with my kitchen sink. Only one I use.

 

[qtrain23]

I have traveled all over the world with my kitchen sink. Only one I use.

Same

 

[MatSteelersFan]

I have traveled all over the world with my kitchen sink. Only one I use.

Same

Thanks guys. Are you using it mainly as a carry-on or your personal item? Only thing I was concerned with was them telling me the kitchen sink is too big to be my one personal item.

 

[qtrain23]

Thanks guys. Are you using it mainly as a carry-on or your personal item? Only thing I was concerned with was them telling me the kitchen sink is too big to be my one personal item.

Both. I’ve never had anyone complain about it. Flown on most all airlines with it at this point.

 

[MatSteelersFan]

Both. I’ve never had anyone complain about it. Flown on most all airlines with it at this point.

Cool, appreciate the info Q!

 

[TheStig]

I was just on a short trip with my Mechanism Pack Pack. The Mechanism Pack, unlike my Bathroom Sink, is very flimsy. I had to use protective sleeve for both of my notebooks. Payload is awesome.
My first Kitchen Sink just arrived today. I will use that for my next trip to Austin TX.

 

[qtrain23]

Kitchen sink in Milan at the duomo

 

[Richard Balaz]

I also use my hot tub duffle for my check in. Never had a problem with anything.