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Caribee Storm 38L Backpack vs Dakine Split Adventure Backpack 38L

The Caribee Storm 38L Backpack is 38L and 1.15kg2.5lb; the Dakine Split Adventure Backpack 38L is 38L and 1.26kg2.8lb. The Caribee Storm 38L Backpack is 0.11kg0.2lb lighter. The Caribee Storm 38L Backpack fits the carry-on limit of 31 of 36 major airlines and the Dakine Split Adventure Backpack 38L fits 19; under the seat, 0 and 0 of 26.

SpecCaribee Storm 38L BackpackDakine Split Adventure Backpack 38L
Pricen/a$198
Volume38L38L
Weight1.15kg2.5lbBest1.26kg2.8lb
Carry-on compliance86%Best53%
Personal-item compliance0%0%
Dimensions55×32×22cm21.5×12.5×8.5in54×37×12cm21.5×14.5×4.5in
Laptop17"sleeve, size not published
Bottle pockets2n/a
Openingmulti-compartment, front zip pocketn/a
Warranty3 years10 years
OrganizerYesYes
Shoe compartmentNoYes
Hydration sleeveNoNo
Frame sheetNoNo
Water-resistantNoNo
Rain coverYesNo
MOLLEYesNo
Hip beltNoNo
Sternum strapYesYes
Load liftersNoYes
Shoulder strapNoNo
Luggage pass-throughYesNo
Camera compartmentNoNo
Materialn/a62% recycled polyester, 22% nylon, 16% polyester body; polyester lining
Last checked2026-102026-09

Where their airline fit differs

AirlineLimitCaribee Storm 38L BackpackDakine Split Adventure Backpack 38L
Air ArabiaCarry-onToo bigFits
Air FranceCarry-onFitsToo big
Air IndiaCarry-onToo bigFits
AirAsiaCarry-onFitsToo big
Alaska AirlinesCarry-onFitsToo big
American AirlinesCarry-onFitsToo big
AviancaCarry-onFitsToo big
Cebu PacificCarry-onFitsToo big
Delta Air LinesCarry-onFitsToo big
Gol Linhas AereasCarry-onFitsToo big
IndiGoCarry-onFitsToo big
JetBlue AirwaysCarry-onFitsToo big
KLMCarry-onFitsToo big
LATAM AirlinesCarry-onFitsToo big
QantasCarry-onFitsToo big
RyanairCarry-onToo bigFits
United AirlinesCarry-onFitsToo big
Vietjet AirCarry-onFitsToo big
VuelingCarry-onToo bigFits
WestJetCarry-onFitsToo big

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