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The Eastpak Travelpack CNNCT is a versatile travel bag: it can be worn as a backpack or hand-carry depending on the trip. Cabin size, 35 liters, 30-year warranty, 100% vegan design, and water-resistant material: in practice, every day, you travel light without changing bags.
The Eastpak Travelpack CNNCT is a great choice if you alternate between train, plane, and walking trips. What really sets this model apart is its dual function: you switch from a backpack to a hand-carry bag depending on the context.
Available in several colors, it maintains a sober and urban line. I recommend it when you're looking for a single bag to go away for two to three days without checked luggage.
The adjustable straps offer a stable backpack carry: the weight is distributed better when you walk for long periods. The padded adjustable shoulder strap allows for a more flexible shoulder carry in queues or at train stations.
The transport handles are useful during quick transfers: you can easily grab the bag from a trunk, seat, or luggage rack. What the photos don't show is this gain in fluidity during multimodal trips.
The first thing to look at is the interior organization. The two-tier storage separates items better: clothes on one side, accessories on the other, with less mixing upon arrival.
The integrated sleeve for laptops up to 16 inches secures your device: it stays in place without slipping during transport. The front zippered pocket keeps essentials within reach: passport, earphones, or charger remain accessible without opening the entire bag.
The 35-liter volume corresponds well to a short cabin departure: you take the essentials without adding a suitcase. Prefer it if you travel often for a weekend, a business trip, or a few days abroad.
In fact, this water-resistant polyester material better protects the contents in case of rain: the bottom of the bag stays dry longer on wet ground. The 30-year warranty reassures you about longevity, and the 100% vegan design will suit you if you avoid animal-origin materials.
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