The Gear Warrior was designed with adventure in mind. The bag is spacious, rugged, lightweight and has plenty of well-thought features. I got this bag a few months ago for an extended trip around south-east Asia. The bag was tested on the streets of Cambodia and Thailand, bus stops, taxis, airplanes and rural areas. In a nutshell, this bag exceeded my expectations on every level.

What I liked most about this bag:
 Durability: this bag is extremely rugged, the exo-skeleton protected the bag contents during my travels. The geo ripstop material is solid and was very easy to clean
 Mobility: for a bag this size it was really easy to maneuver through streets, airports and bus stops. The oversized wheels come in handy when using the bag on sidewalks or in rural areas. Multiple grab handles (4 in total) make carrying the bag an effortless experience. The gear warrior has a very lightweight yet strong handlebar that adds ease to the bags mobility
 Space: the bag is very spacious! It was actually more than what I needed for this trip, however, I did fill it with souvenirs on the way back. There are 2 main compartments, a main large one with built-in compression straps and a secondary compartment used to store my gear (the secondary compartment has the same width and height as the main one)
 Design: the Gear Warrior definitely wins on looks when compared to other models in the market. I went with the black option, which handles dirt very well and can be easily cleaned
 Other impressive features include: Large lockable zippers + Water replant material + Stowable equipment keeper which I used to hold a smaller bag/gear on many occasions + Interior compression straps + Compressions wings on the front for extra protection and compression

Things they could have done better:
 Longer handle system. This isn't a deal breaker, but Im 64 and would have appreciated a longer handlebar
 No external ID tag (they have an internal one, however, a reflective external ID tag would come in handy

Note: The Gear Warrior 32 is massive. If you have a small body frame, you're a light packer, or have a trip under 4 weeks I highly recommend to go with the 29 option. The 32 will tempt you to overpack.