Aer Day Sling 2 Review | Sleek & Comfortable Sling Bag For Travel & Everyday Essentials
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The Aer Day Sling 2
The Aer Day Sling 2 is a sleek and comfortable sling made with top-notch materials you can trust. We love using it for everyday essentials while out and about. View Our Full Review: https://packhacker.com/travel-gear/ae...
0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Material & Aesthetic
2:38 - External Components
3:57 - Inside the Sling
5:55 - Durability & Testing
6:46 - Pros & Cons
7:19 - The Verdict
Slings aren’t always the most popular item we review here at Pack Hacker. There’s a bit of a “waist pack” image some people can’t get past—but waist packs are cool again, aren’t they? Whatever the case, any traveler knows certain scenarios call for a lightweight, no-hassle way to haul a few essentials while keeping you hands-free—and that’s where a sling comes in.
When we first got our paws on the Aer Day Sling 2, a 4.5-liter sling designed to carry your everyday necessities, it was love at first sight. Well, the potential was there—because this sling is made with the same high-quality components as one of the Pack Hacker all-stars, the Aer Travel Pack 2.
The Aer Day Sling 2 does exactly what it's designed to do, which is carry your everyday essentials when you're out and about. It's comfortable to wear and there's plenty of space and organization inside—even if the size of the pockets aren't that varied. The materials and components could be considered slightly over the top, but we appreciate the high durability and quality feel that comes with it. If you're looking for a sleek and stylish sling for carrying smaller everyday items that are too much for your pockets, the Aer Day Sling 2 is definitely worth a look.
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SHOW NOTES:
In this video, Nathan of Pack Hacker reviews the Aer Day Sling 2. A sleek and comfortable sling for travel and everyday essentials.
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0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Material & Aesthetic
2:38 - External Components
3:57 - Inside the Sling
5:55 - Durability & Testing
6:46 - Pros & Cons
7:19 - The Verdict
Slings aren’t always the most popular item we review here at Pack Hacker. There’s a bit of a “waist pack” image some people can’t get past—but waist packs are cool again, aren’t they? Whatever the case, any traveler knows certain scenarios call for a lightweight, no-hassle way to haul a few essentials while keeping you hands-free—and that’s where a sling comes in.
When we first got our paws on the Aer Day Sling 2, a 4.5-liter sling designed to carry your everyday necessities, it was love at first sight. Well, the potential was there—because this sling is made with the same high-quality components as one of the Pack Hacker all-stars, the Aer Travel Pack 2.
The Aer Day Sling 2 does exactly what it's designed to do, which is carry your everyday essentials when you're out and about. It's comfortable to wear and there's plenty of space and organization inside—even if the size of the pockets aren't that varied. The materials and components could be considered slightly over the top, but we appreciate the high durability and quality feel that comes with it. If you're looking for a sleek and stylish sling for carrying smaller everyday items that are too much for your pockets, the Aer Day Sling 2 is definitely worth a look.
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View more reviews on our website: https://packhacker.com/travel-gear/
SHOW NOTES:
In this video, Nathan of Pack Hacker reviews the Aer Day Sling 2. A sleek and comfortable sling for travel and everyday essentials.
CONNECT WITH US
Sign Up for our Newsletter: https://packhacker.com/newsletter
Subscribe to Pack Hacker on YouTube: http://packha.kr/youtube
Follow Pack Hacker on Instagram: http://packha.kr/instagram
Like Pack Hacker on Facebook: http://packha.kr/facebook
Follow Pack Hacker on Twitter: http://packha.kr/twitter
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Pack Hacker utilizes affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our product links, Pack Hacker will receive a small commission at no cost to you. This helps support us, and allows us to keep providing reviews, guides, and content for you. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. Thanks for your support!
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