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The Pakt Travel Backpack Accessories Overview

Ever since we launched our campaign to fund The Pakt Travel Backpack, opens in a new tab, one of the most asked questions from backers has been “Can we see more photos of the backpack accessories?” It’s not that we haven’t wanted to share more– we’ve just been working on tuning up the prototypes so we had something accurate to show backers, and now that we’re so close to the golden samples, we’re finally able to share them!



The Rain Cover 

Hooded person walking past a hedge with a bright yellow backpack being sprayed with water from a hose at right

 

The Pakt Travel Backpack’s main fabric is coated with durable water resistant (what those in the bag biz call ‘DWR’) coating, which protects your pack from light weather and splashes. 

 

Backpack with rain cover worn by person in a hooded jacket in light rain, water beading on the cover

 

For an extra layer of protection against the elements, the rain cover fits snugly over the Pakt Backpack. It features a full wrap around design to provide water protection on all sides, including the back panel, and it doubles as a protective cover when checking your bag or leaving it unattended. It features a hooded water resistant zipper to allow access to the lower front pocket, so your items are protected, yet always within reach. 

 

Close-up of Pakt cypress rain cover on backpack showing water beading and a hand opening the hooded water-resistant zipper

Rear view of Pakt cypress rain cover on travel backpack showing full-wrap water protection with raindrops and person in navy hooded jacket against hedge

 

The Packable Tote

Flat lay of Pakt packable tote showing dark gray fabric, exterior zip pocket and black shoulder straps on white sheet


The packable tote is an upgraded version of a popular tote we made for our Pakt One bag. It's compact, lightweight, and folds into an attached pocket, which you can stash perfectly in a mesh interior pocket. 

 

Top-down view of a packed black rain cover in a zippered pouch showing compact size on a white wrinkled sheet


Unpack it at your destination to use it as a laundry, beach, or shopping bag. It’s also great as a shoe bag to keep your shoe soles from interacting with the rest of your gear.



Packing Cube Set

Overhead view of packing cubes: large cube with jeans, small cube with folded clothes, and black packable rain cover

 

Our packing cube set is sized to perfectly fill the two sides of the Pakt Travel Backpack to maximize your use of the volume. 

 

Top-down view of Pakt Travel Backpack open flat showcasing quilted interior panel, mesh divider, and packed packing cubes on a white sheet

 

A set includes 5 total pieces, consisting of 3 different sizes and styles: two large zippered cubes, 2 small zippered cubes, and one stuff sack style bag for items that you don't fold – like socks or underwear. The zippered cubes feature a translucent fabric top panel that allows you to easily identify contents without opening each cube.

 

1 x Stuff sack

Top view of gray packing cube showing 13.5 inch length, zippered closure and side carry handle on white sheet background

For this test, I fit 6 pairs of socks, 6 pairs of underwear, 2 sports bras, and 1 bathing suit into this small sack.

 

2 x Small cubes

Top view of Pakt small packing cube filled with folded clothes showing measurement overlays 10 in by 6 in on white sheet background

Packing cube with neatly folded clothes in white, pink, red, and dark brown colors on a white surface.

I fit 6 shirts of varying types into one small cube.

 

2 x Large cubes   

Top-down view of small mesh packing cube with clothes and orange measurement overlays 10 in by 12.5 in on white background

Top view of a black packing cube with mesh zippered lid filled with folded clothes on a white sheet

I packed 3 pairs of jeans, and 3 pairs of work out pants into one large cube.

 

Overhead view of Pakt Travel Backpack open showing rain cover and packable tote labeled Rain cover and Tote on white sheet


The Rain Cover and the Tote fold up super compact into their attached pouches. When they’re not in use, they barely take up any extra space in your pack. We recommend stashing them in one of the small, interior pockets that you can access from the top zipper when you’re on the go (which might come in handy in the event of a surprise monsoon).



Ready for future travel? Pre-order the Pakt Travel Backpack and accessories on our Indiegogo campaign page

 

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