Men's Borealis Backpack
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Good for school
I really do love this backpack, but there are a few design flaws. I tend to carry a lot of pens and highlighters and usually use the front pocket to store all my personal belongings such as keys, airpods and my wallet. I find that the pocket becomes super heavy compared to the rest of the backpack when it's got stuff in it and causes my backpack to fall over or slip down which is super annoying. I used to own the jester backpack before this and noticed immediately how much heavier this backpack is in comparison which is surprising since I did not think there was much of a difference other than extra compartments. The padding on the backpack makes it bearable, but it still become uncomfortable at times. The water bottle pockets could also be a little steeper
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Customer review from thenorthface.com
Best backpack I ever bought
I bought this backpack because my back was hurting a lot with my previous bag from another company. This bag is saving my back. the fact that the back of the backpack is a harder material makes the backpack stay upright and helps to distribute the weight of the things in the backpack more easily. I also love all the compartments inside that help organize my stuff. Also, their are two straps to tie it in front of you and it also helps distribute the weight of the back more eavenly so my shoulders and back don't feel so much pain. The color was even prettier in real life.
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YES
fantastic travel backpack. Great in airport, great on plane, Great to use for day excursions once at destination.
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A must buy that lasts forever!
These backpacks last for years. We are on our third for our high schooler. We bought our first one in Kinder!
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i would purchase again!
i have had the mini borealis for years and i love it! since getting into hiking i needed something with more space and this was the perfect choice!
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Customer review from thenorthface.com
"My Borealis Backpack: A Love Story in 28 Liters"
Listen, I've had relationships that lasted shorter than my commitment to this backpack. This isn't just a backpack-it's a portable organizational utopia. The FlexVent suspension system hugs my back like it's apologizing for every uncomfortable bag I've ever owned. Those padded shoulder straps? Chef's kiss. I've carried this beast through airports, hiking trails, and aggressive subway commutes, and my spine still thinks I'm 22. The front elastic bungee cord is my spirit animal. Wet jacket? Throw it on there. Impulse grocery purchase? Strap it down. It's like having a tiny, extremely efficient roadie following you around. Can we talk about the pockets? FIFTEEN organizational pockets. I found my sunglasses from 2022 in one of them (okay, that's on me, but still). The fleece-lined laptop sleeve treats my computer better than I treat myself. The side water bottle pockets actually HOLD water bottles without ejecting them onto the pavement-revolutionary concept, I know. At 28 liters, it's the Goldilocks of backpacks: not too big, not too small, just right for pretending you have your life together. Whether you're a student, commuter, or professional mess like me, the Borealis doesn't judge-it just performs. Worth. Every. Penny.
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Perfect for school ( Tech student gold mine)
I use it for school and work (i never leave home feeling like i left something). It's great for carrying all for tools and accessories that you use for tech. I wish it had a water bottle clip, size not ideal for big bottles
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Perfect for school ( Tech student gold mine)
I never leave the house feeling like I left something as everything was packed from the moment I got it.
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