Heimplanet Reviews

The Heimplanet Transit Line Daypack 24L's design has hints of travel backpack DNA, but clunky access to internal organization impacts its use as a daypack.

The Heimplanet Packing Cubes' single-zipper simplifies accessibility, but it can make packing more difficult compared to a clamshell design.

Heimplanet’s Transit Line Sling Pocket XL retains the great organization and structure of the original, though the aluminum quick-release buckle can be clumsy.

With its sleek aesthetic and thoughtful internal organization, the Heimplanet Travel Pack 34L is ready for any adventure. We just wish the hip belt was more supportive.

The Heimplanet Commuter Pack offers convenient versatility in its external storage & harness system, but the organization is a bit too simple for its use case.

The Heimplanet Simple Pouch offers a straightforward design that creates convenient organization within your pack—although the interior doesn’t provide much visibility.

The Heimplanet Travel Pack 28 features a smart design with the looks to match, though the bottom-only compression straps don't cinch the bag as tightly as we'd like.

Carefully packing the Heimplanet Neck Pouch A5 fixes its lack of structure, while the removable strap transitions it from everyday carry to travel-ready.

The Heimplanet Transit Line Sling might just be the perfect personal item for flying. We’ve tested it rigorously, and have little to complain about.

The Heimplanet Monolith Weekender is a 40L carry-on compliant pack that works well for one bag travel. We’ve been impressed with the quality materials, comfortable harness system, and practicality of this pack—it’s just a shame there’s no water bottle pocket!

Durable, environmentally friendly, and urban focused. Despite minor nitpicks, the Heimplanet Transit Line Travel Pack is quickly becoming one of our favorite backpacks.