The Odessa doesn't pick a carry mode and settle for it. Built around a three-way carry system, it moves between tote, sling, and backpack with a single strap adjustment — no detaching, no repacking, no explaining yourself to the bag.
The Phantom build brings the same core architecture in a darker, more composed colourway built on 1000D nylon — structured utility in toned-down black for the days that call for something less conspicuous and more capable. Eleven compartments give you a padded laptop sleeve, internal mesh organisers, two quick-access external pockets, and hidden stash zones that hold your essentials in place across all three carry modes without shifting or settling. The frame holds its shape when it needs to and stays close to the body when it doesn't — balanced across a full load of tech, chargers, a water bottle, a jacket, and whatever else gets added before you leave the house.
At 710g and 18L across 35 × 38 × 14 cm, it carries a long day without making you feel it — in any mode, in any weather, on any kind of commute.
