The North Face Reviews

The 2-liter Bozer Hip Pack III from The North Face punches above its capacity with its spacious cinched compartment. However, overpacking compromises comfort.

The North Face Surge Backpack has a ton of organization and hefty laptop protection. We just wish the pockets were liter independent.

The North Face Jester carries comfortably for its size, but the main compartment’s zippers open a little too easily when left ajar.

For a heritage backpack by a reputable brand, check out The North Face Daypack. It lacks internal organization but is spacious enough for EDC and short trips.

The North Face Base Camp Voyager 32L is a versatile duffle-backpack combo with upgraded organization, though the bag’s overall structure is on the soft side.

The North Face Borealis Backpack is a great bag for your buck, offering ample storage and a slew of external features some may find a bit much for everyday use.

With smart and simple features, The North Face Kaban is a sleek 26L daypack that looks nice and functions well, too.

If you’re looking for a duffle to haul your gear while traveling, The North Face Base Camp Duffel is a solid option—but it’s not ideal for one-bag travel.