1. Design concept: Outdoor travel bag: it pays attention to practicality and functionality, and the design is mostly around the needs of outdoor activities, such as hiking, mountaineering and cross-country running. Traditional travel bags: more emphasis is placed on fashion and daily practicality, and the design is often based on aesthetics and portability.
2. Material and durability: Outdoor travel bag: Wear-resistant and waterproof materials, such as nylon and polyester fiber, are used to adapt to the changeable outdoor climate and complex environment. Traditional travel bag: The choice of materials is varied, but it does not necessarily have the wear-resistant and waterproof performance required for outdoor travel.
3. Capacity and storage: Outdoor travel bag: it usually has a large capacity, and is designed with multiple partitions and pockets, which is convenient for classifying and storing all kinds of outdoor equipment, such as trekking poles, sleeping bags, kettles, etc. Traditional travel bag: the capacity and storage design are often based on daily travel needs, which may not meet the special needs of outdoor travel.
4. Carrying system: Outdoor travel bag: Pay special attention to the design and comfort of the carrying system, usually equipped with generous shoulder straps, belts and chest straps, as well as ergonomic backboard to disperse the carrying pressure and improve the carrying comfort. Traditional travel bag: The backpack system is relatively simple, and it is often only equipped with basic shoulder straps and hand straps, which may not have the comfort and stability required for outdoor travel.
5. Additional functions: Outdoor travel bag: It is often equipped with additional functions such as plug-in system, ventilation window, quick pick-up pocket, etc. to meet the special needs of outdoor travel. Traditional travel bag: relatively few additional functions, mainly to meet the basic needs of daily travel.