Daily Plus

This is the first time I spent this much money on a backpack. However, I will definitely say that it was worth it. This backpack is incredibly comfortable and holds everything that I need it to for my daily use case. I purchased this in Xpac and the Xpac makes cleaning the exterior very easy to do

My Daily Bag

I picked up the X-PAC in black and I love the bag very much. It's durable and I enjoy the quick access by hanging the strap over my right shoulder.

Bag itself is great | the padded straps too short for tall people

Pros: • Very highly packaged came in a high quality box with branding and a dust bag. Wasn’t expecting it, impressive. • Great x pac material, convenient pockets as well a large hidden water bottle compartment (best feature). • Love the handle best one so far that I’ve tested from competition. • Decent design. Cons: • Short padded area of the straps at 43 cm. For tall people like myself at 6”2 need at least 48 cm which Stubbe & Co everyday backpack delivers. Eliminating any discomfort I had with Able Carry daily plus. • No luggage pass through. • No clamp shell opening like on Aer Pro Pack or Peak Design travel backpack. In conclusion all the cons are minor but would still benefit if improved. Except for the short padded straps this is where it’s deal breaker. If you’re not comfortable wearing it and getting highly annoyed as a result everything else doesn’t matter. I hope this will be fixed asap. Fix all the issues and it’ll be perfect. Highly mind boggled all of these YouTube reviewers failed to mention this strap issue. This is across the board Aer, Peak Design, Mous and Able Carry at least within under 21L range. If you’re short or average height you’ll be fine, not if you’re tall Stubble & Co everyday 20L is the to go for.