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Eagle Creek Switchback Max 25 Convertible Pack - 2009 BCS
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Load up the Eagle Creek Switchback Max 25 Convertible Pack for varied travels that require a backpack and wheels. This multi-function pack features a zip-away backpack suspension system as well as a pullout handle and rolling wheel s for easy transport in any situation. And when you’re out for a short day trip, a zip-of daypack handles all your essentials. A front organization panel keeps your documents, reading material, and other essentials in order, and panel access to the main bag lets you quickly find your stuff. The padded and breathable suspension system features an torso adjustment to accommodate any size traveler, and the padded hip belt protects you from the luggage wheels.
Bottom Line: Now that’s versatility.
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Does this piece of luggage work as a carry on, on most airli
Does this piece of luggage work as a carry on, on most airlines?
By: Carol
November 1, 2011
Hi! The 25" is not carry on- but the 22" is......
By: Owen Dennehy
November 8, 2011
Hi, I'm a slim but fairly athletic female who is 5'6"
Hi, I'm a slim but fairly athletic female who is 5'6" and weighs 133 pounds. Just came back from my first backpacking trip round New Zealand and loved it, but traveled with a large backpack (no wheels), and a smaller rolling duffel.
I'm looking for a rolling backpack with a detachable day pack, and the whole Eagle Creek Switchback Max line intrigues me. The day pack I need must include a laptop sleeve inner pocket, at least two outer pockets, and a water bottle holder on the side so I can reach it without taking the pack off. I'd prefer if the main pack looked less like a standard piece of luggage (read: not completely rectangular) and has plenty of padding in the straps and part that would be on my back. (My back and waist are narrow, so am thinking about comfort here...)
Is this the pack for me? Can anyone recommend another if it is not 'quite right'? Will be ditching my regular suitcase and duffel in lieu of this one, so want to make a good choice.
Thanks in advance!
By: Ideabaker
February 6, 2010
Check out Rick Steve's website. He sells travel packs and accessories. He's got two great rolling packs to choose from, and both can also be worn as back packs too. I like them because they lack the rigid frame of a suit case and so they're softer and they appear easier to mold into tight spaces. They're also lightweight and study. I'm going to do a backpack tour of Europe in Nov and I'm going to get one of his bags.
By: Melissa
September 1, 2011
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
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Eagle Creek Switchback Max 25 Convertible Pack
Eagle Creek Switchback Max 25 Convertible PackResearch other out-of-stock versions:
- Material:
- 1680D Ballistic nylon, 210D nylon oxford
- Volume:
- [Total] 4700cu in (77L); [Daypack] 1600cu in (26L)
- Suspension:
- Rigid luggage frame
- Hydration Compatible:
- No
- Rain Cover:
- No
- Access Types:
- Front panel
- Pockets:
- [External] 1 organizer, 1 fleece-lined, 1 side; [Internal] # and location
- Weight:
- 11lb 8oz (5.4kg)
- Recommended Use:
- Travel
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime