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Aer Pro Sling vs Boundary Supply Rift Sling

The Aer Pro Sling is 4.5L and 0.27kg0.6lb; the Boundary Supply Rift Sling is 4.5L and 0.31kg0.7lb. The Aer Pro Sling is 0.04kg0.1lb lighter. The Aer Pro Sling costs $15 less. The Aer Pro Sling fits the carry-on limit of 36 of 36 major airlines and the Boundary Supply Rift Sling fits 36; under the seat, 26 and 26 of 26.

SpecAer Pro SlingBoundary Supply Rift Sling
Price$79Best$94
Volume4.5L4.5L
Weight0.27kg0.6lbBest0.31kg0.7lb
Carry-on compliance100%100%
Personal-item compliance100%100%
Dimensions17.5×29×9cm7×11.5×3.5in15.2×27.9×7.6cm6×11×3in
Laptopno laptop sleeveno laptop sleeve
Openingn/azip top
WarrantyLifetimeLifetime
OrganizerYesNo
Shoe compartmentNoNo
Hydration sleeveNoNo
Frame sheetNoNo
Water-resistantNoYes
Rain coverNoNo
MOLLENoNo
Hip beltNoNo
Sternum strapNoNo
Load liftersNoNo
Shoulder strapRemovableNo
Luggage pass-throughNoNo
Camera compartmentNoInsert sold separately
Material840D CORDURA re/cor recycled nylon exterior (bluesign approved), recycled nylon lining (bluesign approved), YKK zippers, Duraflex hardwareWaterproof 400D HT nylon with TPU inner coating and DWR finish
Last checked2026-092026-09

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