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Pacsafe GO 34L Anti-Theft Travel Pack - Unisex
$159.94
$219.95Save $60.01 (27%)
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About this product
The Pacsafe GO 34L Anti-Theft Travel Pack is a carry-on-sized backpack built for travel, measuring 47cm by 32cm by 20cm and weighing 743g. Its outer shell is constructed from 600-denier recycled polyester with a PFC-free water-resistant coating, while the lining uses 150-denier recycled polyester, making it a more sustainable choice overall. Security is central to the design: Carrysafe slashguard straps and a thin, flexible eXomesh panel resist cutting attempts, while TurnNLock hooks allow you to fasten the bag to a fixed object. RFIDsafe blocking material protects cards and passports from electronic skimming. The clamshell zip main compartment opens wide for easy packing and includes interior organization, plus a padded internal sleeve sized for laptops up to 16 inches. Twin side stretch pockets accommodate a water bottle or umbrella, and a luggage slip on the back fits over wheeled bag handles. Padded shoulder straps and a back panel add carrying comfort for longer days on the move.
- Category
- Backpacks & Bags
- Color
- Stone
- Size
- One Size
- Depth
- 20cm
- Width
- 32cm
- Access
- Clamshell zip
- Length
- 47cm
- Volume
- 34L
- Weight
- 743g
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Pacsafe GO 34L for its comprehensive anti-theft features, including lockable zippers, slash-resistant materials, and RFID-blocking pockets, which give travelers genuine peace of mind in busy destinations. The clamshell opening and carry-on-compliant size are frequently highlighted as practical strengths, and the bag is well-regarded for fitting a week's worth of essentials. The most common criticisms center on comfort, particularly that the harness system lacks cushioning and can sit uncomfortably low on shorter users. Reviewers also repeatedly flag the absence of a dedicated laptop sleeve, limited internal organization, and floppy sides that make packing awkward. A few users have raised durability concerns.
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