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Everything we can state about the four bags without claiming performance we haven't tested.

Comparison of Day 18, Weekender 28, Carry 38 and Split 42
SpecDay 1818LWeekender 2828LCarry 3838LSplit 4242L
TypeEveryday backpackBackpack-duffel hybridClamshell travel backpackOrganized travel pack
Trip length0 nights — daily carry and day trips1–3 nights3–5 nights5–7 nights
Capacity18 L28 L38 L42 L
Laptop fitFits a 14-inch laptopFits a 15-inch laptopFits a 16-inch laptopFits a 16-inch laptop
Carry styleTwo-strap backpack, top-loadingBackpack straps plus a duffel-style side grab handleClamshell backpack with stowable straps and top handleClamshell backpack with harness cover and dual side handles
Dimensions17 x 11 x 6 in (43 x 28 x 15 cm)19 x 12 x 8 in (48 x 30 x 20 cm)21.5 x 13.5 x 8.5 in (55 x 34 x 22 cm)22 x 14 x 9 in (56 x 36 x 23 cm)
Weight1.7 lb (0.77 kg)2.5 lb (1.13 kg)3.2 lb (1.45 kg)3.8 lb (1.72 kg)
Materials420D nylon shell, polyester lining, YKK zippers (intended concept specification — not yet verified in production)600D polyester shell, 210D lining, YKK zippers (intended concept specification — not yet verified in production)600D polyester shell, EVA back panel, YKK zippers (intended concept specification — not yet verified in production)840D nylon shell, ripstop lining, YKK zippers (intended concept specification — not yet verified in production)
ColoursCharcoal, Warm Sand, Mineral BlueWarm Sand, Charcoal, Transit Orange accentMineral Blue, CharcoalCharcoal, Mineral Blue
SKUKAN-D18-CHRKAN-W28-SNDKAN-C38-BLUKAN-S42-CHR
Illustrative price$94$148$218$248
Not forMulti-day packing — there is no clothing compartmentLonger one-bag trips — you will run out of room past three daysNormal commuting — it is too bulky when half fullEveryday carry — it is a trip bag, not a daily pack
Airline noteNot sized as a carry-on bagNot sized as a carry-on bagDesigned around common carry-on limits; airline rules vary. Check your airline's stated dimensions before you fly.Sized at the upper end of common carry-on allowances; airline rules vary and this bag may need to be checked on smaller aircraft.

How to decide in one minute

  1. 1Count the nights. That sets the capacity band before anything else.
  2. 2Check the laptop. A 16-inch machine rules out Day 18 and Weekender 28 entirely.
  3. 3Decide whether you want compartments. If separated shoes and tech matter, go Split 42.
  4. 4If two bags still tie, take the smaller one — an under-filled large bag travels worse than a full small one.

Prefer to be asked? Use the trip-length selector. Sizing questions are covered in the carry-on size guide.