Though I haven’t yet flown with the bag, it has been on road trips, in and out of cars, and used as a daily carry for work. And in the subsequent months of daily use I’ve put the bag through, nothing has changed. The Travel Sling 2 arrived with absolutely zero construction flaws upon initial inspection. Aer has been continuously improving their construction (not that they were ever “bad”) with each generation of products they release. Quality of construction is, for me, one of the most important aspects when it comes to making a purchase decision with a bag. But I must say, I love the bright orange liner they use on their X-Pac editions and I think it would really suit this bag’s overall look and feel. Aer’s typical neutral gray interior liner works well enough to give you a clear view of the bag’s contents. This almost feels like a scaled-up version of the Day Sling, and the bag feels well-proportioned overall. I also am a big fan of the updated patterning of this version over the original Travel Sling, which was overall a more boxy design. There is no wrong choice between the two as they both suit the overall silhouette of the bag very well. The Travel Sling 2 is currently available in two different colorways, Black and Heather Gray. Though, in my opinion, I would say they are slightly masculine in their appearance. Aesthetically speaking, Aer’s products predominantly feature a minimal, tech-forward look which suits all genders.
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