The Fit Pack’s sleek and minimal look disguised the fact that I was hauling around some stinky old running shoes and clothes that were about to regret their existence all while carrying my MBP and HD’s ready to edit a music video, commercial spot or a bag review. With weather not always my friend, my pack can be pretty bulky some days. While my workout clothes don’t weigh a ton, I do pack a few extra layers, as well as some clean non-work clothes to toss on after I work out. And living in Northeastern PA, it can snow in July. Like a lot of people I canceled that gym membership last year, so I run outside. That might be why I always find myself running alone… As a distance runner, my shoes and workout cloths do not smell good. Inversely, the interior being treated with an antimicrobial coating to help control odours and bacterial growth works well.

The 1680D Cordura ballistic nylon is easy to wipe clean when the tot wants to get daddy’s bag for him (You never know what’s on a 2 year old’s paws). After a couple of weeks of daily use, I saw little to no signs that the bag had been used. That being said, I had no doubts on the quality of the bag. While I had been eyeballing them for some time, I had no previous experience actually handling and using the brand. The Fit Pack 3 is my first offering from Aer. They focus on sleek minimal designs, that are well thought out and have high functionality. They threw their hat in the ring back in 2014 and have been putting out some great bags ever sense. Aer is a name most readers will be familiar with by now.

Aer fit pack 1