Boundary Supply Reviews

The Boundary Supply Rennen Pro daypack has lightweight, sustainable materials, extensive organization, and modularity to connect other Boundary Supply gear.

Access to the Boundary Supply Rennen Shoulder Bag's main compartment is a bit slow, though the gains in weather resistance are worth the tradeoff.

The Boundary Supply Rennen EDC Case can hold all your essential daily items, but a lack of structure and padding may be a deal breaker for some.

The Boundary Supply Rift Pack is crafted from quality materials and has ample storage space, though its large size makes it difficult to keep gear straight.

The Boundary Supply Arris Pack is crafted from quality materials and isn’t overly organized, but can feel naked without the additions that are available.

Boundary Supply’s Port Kitt is a rather left-field combo of a toiletry kit and tech pouch; niche as a package but individually capable.

The Rennen Recycled Pouch is Boundary Supply’s eco-friendly, yet stylish take on the humble pouch, though it has trouble standing up on its own.

The Boundary Supply Rennen Recycled Daypack has clean looks, eco-friendly materials, and great organization—held back only by its soft structure in front.

The Boundary Supply Prima System Modular Travel Backpack has a lot of clever features—although the components don't feel as cohesive as we'd hope.

With plenty of smart organization, the Boundary Supply Errant is versatile, durable, and offers a great bang for your buck. What else is there to say?