Matador GlobeRider45 Travel Backpack: The Ultimate Travel Companion | Full Review

In today’s video, we’re diving deep into the Matador GlobeRider45 Travel Backpack—a pack designed for serious travelers who demand both versatility and durability. Whether you're trekking through city streets or navigating rugged terrain, this backpack is built to handle it all!

We'll break down everything you need to know, from its innovative design and weather-resistant materials to its organisation features. The GlobeRider45 combines the best of travel and outdoor gear, offering you the ultimate pack for everything from long-haul flights to spontaneous adventures.

🔑 Key Features:
45L capacity for efficient packing
Built with the best outdoor, weather-resistant materials
Comfortable and stowable harness system for easy carrying
Plenty of compartments for organization (including a laptop sleeve!)
Soft-sided design and carry-on airline compliant

If you're someone who loves to travel smart, the GlobeRider45 might just be your new travel buddy! 💼🌍

⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:49 - Capacity
1:11 - Materials
2:04 - Exterior Feature
4:43 - Pro Tip
5:11 - Main Compartment
7:09 - Back / Harness
9:22 - Model Comparison
9:28 - Closing

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[waxifari]

By far the most accurate review I have seen on the bag. I love mine and the much cried about "flaws" are more conscious trade offs I readily accept in my use case.

[lars]

How would you say the metador packing cubes fit in this bag? It seems like a lot of room is left

[boogada]

Its a good bag. I like mine a lot. But it has some flaws:

The most annoying: The zippers are hard to move. You always need two hands and opening and closing the main compartment can be a PITA. Its really really annoying.

It does NOT meet many carry on size restrictions - if fully filled. The one dimension that is the deal breaker is the depth. But: You can under fill the bag and use the compression straps. That should work for many use cases.

It is heavy. And over-engineered. For example you don't need the weird system to clip the belt and shoulder straps together. You can just push them inside the compartment to stash them away. These days I just skip this step.