The larger sibling of the Travel 900 offers 70+6 liters at 2,500 g, which works out to 32.9 g per liter — paradoxically a better ratio than the smaller 50+6L version, since volume grows faster than the weight of the build. It shares the suitcase-style front opening, a detachable 6L daypack, and the Easyfit foam-padded back system, again without load lifter straps.
The 100% polyester fabric with PU coating improves moisture resistance compared with the uncoated fabric on the smaller model. Lockable zips are a plus for travel on public transport or storage in hostels, and the integrated rain cover handles unexpected downpours.
The key difference from the rest of the range is the warranty — just 2 years instead of the standard 10 years found on the Forclaz trekking models, worth weighing when comparing overall value. The padded hip belt with pockets carries over. This pack suits extended travel with bulkier luggage more than lightweight trekking.