At AEVOR, there’s the perfect backpack for everyone.
These are your favorites for day trips.
Trip Pack
Whether you’re exploring the city or enjoying the great outdoors: With its flexible roll-top closure, you can pack everything you need for a day in a bag that holds 26 to 33 liters. Your laptop is safely stowed, your water bottle is within easy reach—and thanks to the padded straps, the pack remains comfortable even after hours of use.
Made from100% recycled PET and water-repellent material, it’s a smart and sustainable companion.
Highlights:
- Expandable thanks to the roll-top
- Side pocket for water bottles
- Two access points to the main compartment
Roll Pack
Whether you're out and about in the city or on a day trip: The Roll Pack is your everyday all-rounder with a clever roll-top system. This lets you flexibly adjust the capacity between 20 and 28 liters —depending on how much you're carrying. A padded laptop compartment protects your device, and the waterproof outer material stands up to the rain.
Especially handy: the front cargo pocket for extra storage space. Sustainability is a top priority here, too—the backpack is made from 100% recycled PET and is PFC-free.
Highlights:
- Flexibly expandable to 28 L
- Cargo pocket for extra storage
- 15″ laptop compartment & water-repellent
Explore Pack
If you need more than just the basics: With a 35-liter capacity, padded shoulder straps, and an anti-sweat back panel, the Explore Pack offers perfect comfort—even on long trips. The wide hip belt ensures ergonomic weight distribution, while quick-access and mesh pockets keep your essentials within easy reach.
The material is waterproof (13,000 mm water column) and sustainable: 100% recycled PET, PFC-free, and bluesign®-certified.
Highlights:
- 35 L capacity with smart access points
- Comfort thanks to the anti-sweat panel and hip belt
- Numerous exterior and interior compartments
WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR - Day Trip Edition
When buying a daypack for day trips, it’s all about finding the right balance of comfort, functionality, and adaptability. Here are the most important criteria to look for—along with a brief explanation for each:
1. Capacity & Expandability
Recommended: 20–30 liters
📌 That’s enough space for snacks, a change of clothes, a camera, a water bottle, and more. An expandable roll-top is especially handy if you want to pack more on the fly.
2. Comfort & Ergonomics
- Padded shoulder straps
- Chest and hip straps (shift weight to the hips)
- Ergonomic back panel (e.g., anti-sweat panel)
Good comfort really pays off, especially on longer hikes—even with a smaller pack. Back padding with air circulation prevents excessive sweating.
3. Weather Resistance & Material
- Water-repellent or waterproof material
- Zippers with covers or sealed
- Durable outer material (e.g., recycled PET)
💡 Tip: In case of sudden rain, a high water column rating will protect you (10,000 mm or higher is very good)
5. Weight & Packed Size
An empty weight of less than 1 kg is ideal for day trips—after all, you don’t want to carry around unnecessary weight.