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The North Face: Backtrack 50 Adventure Travel Pack
An adventure travel backpack that rolls easily through airport terminals. 3050 cu. in. capacity.
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Designed for the new breed of contemporary traveler this Backtrack 50 Adventure Travel Pack features ultra-rugged components and highly functional features. Beneath the durable Cordura nylon and breathable Airmesh padding is a lightweight tubular 6061 aluminum V-frame architecture mounted on durable ABS wheels with innovative through-axles and ramped housings for easy and stable rolling--especially on uneven terrain--that lasts longer than many conventional carryon luggage designs. Up top you'll find a retractable pull/carry handle but unlike most designs this one has an ergonomic offset design that ensures heel clearance when you're on the move. The kickplate on the pack is intentionally curved for easier and more comfortable carrying when you're wearing the Backtrack 50 as a pack. When you get to your destination unclip the detachable 800-cubic-inch daypack for your small excursions. The daypack has tuck-in shoulder straps that firmly integrate the designs into the pack so you're less likely to worry about the smaller pack breaking loose in luggage cargo holds (it would have to disconnect at four separate points). Inside the small daypack you'll find The North Face Universal padded sleeve a removable compartment that can be used for a small laptop or a hydration reservoir. The Backtrack 50 has more details so check out the bullet points listed below. If you're looking for a slightly larger capacity with identical options take time to consider the Backtrack 70 Adventure Pack.
Greatest Travel Pack Ever! 
by Carlo V. Pasaol II
I bought this pack here (Philippines) at on of TNF's outlets... And I tell you guys... It's one greatbuy! I have to this day not found anything that could eclipse its durability expandability finesse robustness ... (running out of adjectives here) ... Truth be told gentlemen... The day pack really is something. I'm a mountaineer/adventurer and I put emphasis on my gear. For my packs I always chose The North Face (I have a Spire 38 this one and hopefully soon enough a Crestone 75) for its value/cost ratio. Sue me if you find the Backtrack 50 a losing buy.
