It’s secured by a locking YKK zipper, which means it stays in position when the zipper pull is pushed down. Up at the top, you’ll find a quick grab pocket for your everyday carry items like earphones, wet wipes, power banks, charging cables-whatever you need to get to quickly, those can go inside.

Aer Fit Pack 3 | Water bottle pocket Inside The Pack What’s different? The handle is now stitched wider, and it should help the weight distribution and is easier to grab. It’s another “blink, and you’ll miss it” subtle change from the Fit Pack 2. The simple nylon strap should be wide enough to fit most rolling luggage handles, and it’s a thoughtful inclusion nonetheless for those who carry on their workout even during out-of-town trips.Īnother improvement is the top handle. You can also remove the strap entirely if you feel that it gets in the way too much.Īside from the fair amount of mesh and foam padding, the back panel also features a luggage pass-through. It clips on via a side-release buckle and slides to adjust, giving a great amount of granularity when it comes to positioning. If you plan to get more enthusiastic with your walks to and from the gym and the office, there’s a handy sternum strap provided. It’s a subtle change that primarily affects those coming from the Fit Pack 2, but it’s worth mentioning for those whose muscle memory is already trained for the previous position. One thing you might notice if you’re coming from the Fit Pack 2 is that Aer switched the position of the D-ring to the right side shoulder strap. This wider surface does help distribute the weight better, and it’s something you might notice if you’re upgrading straight from the Fit Pack 2. We noticed that compared to the Fit Pack 2, the shoulder straps on the Fit Pack 3 are a tiny bit wider though the thickness remains the same. External Components Left: Randiah Green, Height, 5’4” (162 cm), Torso: 19” (48 cm) | Right: Tom Wahlin, Height, 6’2” (188 cm), Torso: 19.25” (49 cm)Ĭarrying the Fit Pack 3 was a comfortable experience thanks to the well-padded back panel and shoulder straps. It was a very minor nitpick from before, but this small improvement is a welcome one. We shook the Fit Pack 3 and found that they’re a lot quieter than on the Fit Pack 2. We’ve always found Aer zipper pulls a little jingly that’s not the case here. We made an interesting observation regarding those YKK zippers. You’ll be glad to know that the Fit Pack 3 comes with some of the most well-regarded names around: 1680D CORDURA Ballistic Nylon, Duraflex hardware, and YKK zippers. That’s the looks and style out of the way what about the materials? You’ll be taking this to work and to your workouts, after all, so you’d naturally be curious if it can keep up with your active lifestyle. It’s an eye-catching color for those who want it, and you’ll be able to see the Aer logo easier (it’s on the shoulder strap and the right side of the body). While we respect the black colorway as the safe choice for anyone on the fence about which color they should pick, we can’t help but dig the grey and its speckled pattern. Not the most extensive selection of colors, but all three share the same sharp and modern aesthetic you get from Aer. If black’s not your thing and you’re looking for something easier to see in the dark, there are two other colorways to choose from: Olive and Gray. Regardless, we had no complaints about the looks of the Fit Pack 2, and we don’t have any gripes with Fit Pack 3’s either. There are functional differences, although aesthetically, the most notable is the addition of the external water bottle pockets. Side by side, it will probably take you a minute or two to tell which is which just by looking. In this iteration of the Fit pack, the design doesn’t stray away from the previous one.

Much like other Aer bags, the Fit Pack 3 carries on with the signature style they do so well: discreet black. We’ll be diving more into the details, so let’s get to it.Įditor’s note: check out our detailed comparison video on the Aer Fit Pack 3 and the Aer Fit Pack 2.

It’s not a one-size-fits-all solution, but it does feature water bottle pockets, unlike its predecessor. It acts as a hybrid between a daypack and a duffle bag, with a separate compartment for your shoes and gym clothes. The thought of bringing two bags is probably the practical solution, but Aer has a two-in-one answer: the Fit Pack 3. But where do you put all your gym clothes? Aer Fit Pack 3 | Taking the bag to the gym And no, we’re not talking about the afternoon jog to catch the train or the bus we’re talking about hitting the gym straight after work. We all have our ways of relaxing after work, and some of us choose to do it with a good and exciting workout to release our stress healthily.

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