Aer Reviews

The Aer Pro Brief is a professional, capable messenger bag with organization for your laptop, travel documents, and accessories, but not much else.

The Aer Pro Kit's unique internal organization makes using all its features easier and more intuitive; however, its small size will hinder some tech-heavy travelers.

The Aer City Tote is a well-organized, durable, and structured travel tote for all your adventures, whether that's every day or on vacation.

Aer's Dopp Kit 3 has a more compact design than previous versions that consolidates toiletries in one large compartment and is balanced for short and long trips.

The Aer Pro Pack 24L makes full use of its volume by letting its valet pocket and admin panel occupy otherwise wasted space—clever and efficient.

The Aer Pro Pack 20L takes design features we love from other Aer daypacks and pairs them with lighter materials and new ideas to craft a comfortable and dynamic carry.

The Aer Pro Pack Slim is a decent daily driver with a comfortable harness system, though we wish it were easier to access the bottom of the bag.

The Aer Pro Sling’s roomy main compartment is a good match for large everyday carry gear, though smaller items tend to get lost.

The Aer Travel Weekender is a duffel with internal organization for small gear and ample space for clothing, though you’ll need to use packing cubes.

The Aer City Pack Pro's clamshell design and efficient use of space make it a daypack that you can use comfortably as a travel backpack.

The Aer Go Pack 2 is a capable, packable daypack that improves upon the previous iteration with features familiar to Aer’s non-packable offerings.

The Aer Go Sling 2 has stellar organization that can hold everything you’d typically throw into your pockets, although it might be too small for some.

The Aer Go Tote 2 will help you carry what you need as you explore a new city, though it has a larger footprint than other packable totes we’ve seen.

The Aer Travel Pack 3 improves the collection’s core strengths with an updated harness system, smoother compartment access, and refined build quality.

The Aer Travel Pack 3 Small takes key features from its bigger sibling and puts them in a smaller package built for shorter trips smaller frames.

The Aer Flight Pack 3 offers versatile carry and lots of storage for your gear while cruising at 35,000 feet, making it a great companion for a wide range of trips.

Aer switches up the internal organization for the Day Sling 3, upgrading the main compartment’s pocket count at the cost of a now-plain front pocket.

The Aer Day Sling 3 Max has a large capacity for holding lots of gear, but some of the organizational features feel lackluster in its large size.

The Aer Travel Kit 2’s extra toothbrush holder and spruced-up interior are fairly minor upgrades, but it brings it that much closer to a 10/10.

The Aer City Pack has plenty of pockets and compartments for keeping gear organized, though using all of them at once cuts into available space.

Despite its larger size, the Aer City Sling 2 wears more comfortably than the original—though the Fidlock buckle tends to snag inside the back panel.

The Aer Split Kit’s slim profile and two-compartment organization seem minimal, but the gusseted bottom and stretchy mesh material give it room to grow.

The Aer Lunar Pack carries comfortably and has spacious pockets, though we wish it had smaller organization for tech items.

The Aer Dopp Kit 2’s space and organization make it great for long trips, but the size is a bit overkill for one-bag setups.

The Aer Packing Cubes’ used clothing compartment keeps your threads cleverly separated, though we wish there was a size smaller than the 6-liter cube.

The Aer Tech Folio 16 packs in your laptop and its accessories comfortably, though we wish we could attach a strap to carry it messenger-style.

Carrying the Aer Travel Sling 2 three different ways adds welcome versatility, though the storage compartments reach full capacity quicker than we’d like.

The Aer Sling Bag 3 is a mini backpack in disguise. It’s big enough for a laptop and gym clothes, but we’ve got a bone to pick with the carry strap.

The Aer Fit Pack 3 offers a nice balance for work and gym use, but space can be limiting if you need more than the basics.

Organized compartments in the Aer Gym Duffel 3 keep your gym gear and daily essentials separated nicely. If only the quick grab pocket was in a better spot.

The Aer Duffel Pack 3 has the space and flexibility for work and hitting the gym, but a significant change to the front pocket may leave some on the fence.

The low profile Aer Slim Pouch will keep the mess on your desk at bay and your tech gear organized, though we wish some pockets were stretchier.

While the Aer Tech Sling 2 is conveniently organized and comfortable to carry, you’ll need to be intentional with what you pack and where.

If you don’t mind a bit of bulk, the Aer Cable Kit 2 is a solid, well-organized option for storing your everyday tech essentials.

The Aer Commuter Brief 2's snap fastener handles may slow down your access, but the bag's sleek, muted aesthetic and ample organization are well-suited for the workday.

The Aer Slim Pack is a minimal, sleek, and sophisticated bag with ample organization. We just wish it was more comfortable to carry.

The Aer Day Pack 2 is that just-right size, with a just-right amount of organization—but we’ve been having some issues with its harness system.

The Aer Tech Pack 2 has ample, efficient organization for our tech and everyday essentials—but its rigid structure doesn’t make for a very comfortable carry.

The Aer Travel Zip Wallet will help you organize your passport(s), cash, cards, and documents while traveling—but its large size can be inconvenient.

We’re digging the simple, effective organization of the Aer Cardholder—even if it is a bit taller than other wallets.

The Aer Capsule Pack Max has an ideal blend of open space and organization. We just wish the zippers were smoother to use.

Versatile and durable with solid organization and ample space, the Aer Fit Pack 2 is a great commuter bag—but the zippers can be frustrating to use.

While we don’t love the Aer Travel Pack 2 Small as much as the larger version, it works better for small body types or travels on stringent airlines.

With solid internal organization and a versatile carry, the Aer Sling Pouch is a great travel companion—as long as you don’t mind its handbag aesthetic.

The Aer City Sling combines clever design, versatile organization, and a surprising amount of capacity—all while keeping a low profile.

The Aer Travel Wallet will hold your travel documents, passport, cards, and cash on the road. But accessing your passport & cash is a bit cumbersome.

The Aer Travel Duffel is a sleek travel bag made of quality materials that should last a long time, though it gets uncomfortable to carry at capacity.

The Aer Travel Kit is ideal for organizing toiletries as you zip around the world. We love the internal organization, durable materials, and nifty hook.

The Aer Day Sling 2 is a sleek and comfortable sling made with top-notch materials you can trust. We love using it for everyday essentials while out and about.

The Aer Go Pack is a solid choice for a lightweight Aer day pack that looks good and keeps you organized, despite being somewhat less stowable.

Delivering some much anticipated upgrades from the previous iteration, the Aer Flight Pack 2 is a durable, functional pack with lots of organization that’s great for short trips and urban adventures.

The Aer Travel Pack 2 picks up right where it’s predecessor left off—a great one bag travel pack with a slick look and high attention to detail.

Though a bit smaller, the professional design, organization, and versatility of the Aer Flight Pack make it optimal for shorter trips and urban travel.

The Aer Travel Pack is a sleek & good looking—ideally suited for casual, one bag travel and urban adventure. Plus, it’s got some great pack organization.