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Pakt Travel Backpack Version One Full Features List & Owner's Tips

There’s a ton of features on version one of The Pakt Travel Backpack to get yourself acquainted with, and some of them deserve a little explanation. Here's a little “owner’s manual” with some best practices for optimum travel performance.

Diagram of a backpack with numbered features: 1) Buckle, 2) Back, 3) Strap, 4) Mesh pocket, 5) Sunscreen and lotion bottles, and label 'LOCKABLE ZIPPERS'.

1. Sternum Straps

Close-up of a person fastening the chest strap of a green backpack while wearing a black shirt.

Slide the straps vertically for the perfect fit, or completely remove if you prefer

2. Secret Pocket

Person holding a passport and cash while opening a green backpack

3. Padded Shoulder Straps

 

Man adjusting backpack strap outdoors, wearing a yellow shirt.

 

 

4. Outer front pocket organization

A Small mesh compartment
B Pen Holder
C Key clip

 

5. Water-proof pocket

Hands opening a gray backpack on a bed

 

 

6. Hip Belt + day pack / sling

Two people wearing black t-shirts and blue jeans, each with an olive green harness strapped over their shoulders and chest, standing against a plain light background. 

 

Person placing a silver camera into a green waist bag worn around the waist, with visible tattoos on the arm and wearing a black shirt and jeans.

Person wearing a black crossbody bag over a grey t-shirt and blue jeans

 

Person packing a black backpack on a white bed.

  

Accessory straps

 

 

TSA Pocket

Schematic of a container with a thermometer, a smartphone, and bubbles inside, indicating a temperature-related immersion process.

 

 

Luggage pass-through

Person holding a black travel bag over the handle of a rolling suitcase in a parking area.

 

Bike light loop

Person wearing a backpack with a glowing red safety light in a dimly lit tunnel.

 

 

Lockable Zippers

Hand opening a zipper on a green backpack

Tip: all exterior zippers can be locked together using a cable lock.  

 

Water bottle Pocket

 

Interior Features 

Diagram of a device with two main sections and numbered callouts 7, 8, 9, and 10 indicating specific parts.

7. Two large interior compartments for organized packing

 

8. Laptop sleeve

Hand placing a silver laptop into a gray padded backpack with a visible 'Pakt' label.

 

The sleeve fits up to a 16” laptop (depending on the brand).

 

9. Mesh divider

Open suitcase with neatly packed items including a book titled 'Trouble Boys Replacements', papers, sunglasses, and small containers on a white surface.

The mesh divider makes identifying contents easy. We’ve added a pocket on the divider here, which can be accessed from the top without fully opening the bag.

 

10. Mesh pockets

 

 

 

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