🎒 Ultimate Security Companion: PacSafe Venturesafe Theft Casual Daypack Review

Excellent protection, you will feel completely safe when walking through crowded Rome or Venice. Packs tight and deep. As secure on your back as a backpack, it might need a bit more organization to use as a carry-on. Love the shoulder strap lock feature, no escaping pockets.

I've been looking for a long time for the perfect backpack, light, durable, stylish and reliable, to take with me to Europe. I just got it and after a bit of struggling to figure out how to use the lock (my 12 year old showed me how) I love this backpack and would highly recommend it for travelling.

Need a smaller backpack for a small stature and this bag fits and won't weigh you down. It is well made, durable and water resistant. Some will be difficult to get through. However, I give three stars for the lack of organizational subjects in the main subject. It's hard to find stuff as the main compartment is deep, so using small zip-top pockets for items requires easy access on long trips.

25 liter backpack, very well made. Usually extra protection costs more weight, but not in this case; It's very light, making it a great choice for international travel. The bag is stylish and at the same time unobtrusive, so as not to attract attention unnecessarily. The design of the backpack has been thought through down to the smallest detail. I like that the laptop holder doesn't touch the floor. Zippers and PopNLock are excellent. Some have complained about the lack of pockets in the main…

This is an incredibly secure backpack! I also bought two smaller shoulder bags. All were for a recent trip to Europe. They were all amazing! Lots of pockets, comfortable straps and practical locks. Loved the internal RFID pocket for passport and wallet. We all felt completely safe and didn't have to worry about pickpockets, which we were warned about in a number of places. Shoulder bag suggestion: I only put non-essential items in the smaller front pocket (e.g. sunglasses, tissues, small comb…

As a snob, I needed to find a new everyday set that would meet my needs as a traveling artist. When I'm on the road or in town, Pacsafe is my favorite. I have Osprey for hiking/adventure and Pacsafe for everything else. Its front pockets are better than the Osprey and it has the same open main compartment. I've added two cocoon organizers for my art supplies which solve this problem and I can switch between them in about a minute. Pacsafe is my go-to for everything but hiking, and after…

The 2019 Venturesafe G3 25L has all of the outstanding safety features I love about Pacsafe, plus adjustable lap belt, sternum belt AND ADJUSTABLE SHOULDER STRAPS! (I originally bought the Pacsafe Venturesafe 25L GII. I returned it because the shoulder straps were NOT adjustable). I'm a 5'2" female and the 2019 G3 is very comfortable on my back. I can fit a large packing cube (or 2 medium packing cubes) and 1 TSA quart size e-liquid pouch into the main body. Although there is only one…

A few months ago I moved to South America and wanted a very reliable backpack as it is often filled with expensive items. It definitely checks all the drawers for security, although the main zip makes it difficult to install all the zips inside. Basically I am satisfied with the bag. My main gripe is the lack of additional pockets or organization. There is a spacious main compartment with a compartment for a hydrator/laptop and a small compartment with two compartments for a phone and wallet…

I have been using PacSafe backpacks for many years. I have one for everyday use and one for my camera. I had to replace an old backpack that I use on weekend trips and PacSafe was a no-brainer. The VentureSafe 28L looked like it had plenty of room and pockets to stash my gear. I can squeeze in enough clothes for a 2-3 night stay, as well as my Surface laptop and other electronics (chargers, cables, etc.). I gravitated towards the larger 32 liter version but just didn't like the vertical side…