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Thule Pack 'n Pedal Commuter

ThulePremium commuter rugzak24 L / rolltop + laptopvak

Thule · Premium commuter rugzak· €120.00

Our verdict

The definitive premium commuter pack for the no-compromise rider. For most people Vaude or Ortlieb is the smarter value pick.

80
Overall
90
Waterproofing
70
Value
88
Comfort

Detailed review

The Thule Pack 'n Pedal Commuter is the premium combination of what Ortlieb and Vaude each offer separately: waterproof roll-top and padded laptop sleeve. €120 gets you a backpack that makes no compromise — laptop stays dry and shock-protected.

The integrated rear light mount is a smart detail: a Knog Plus or CatEye Rapid clips directly to the pack, no extra bracket needed. The magnetic quick-close on the side gives access to phone or keys without opening the whole roll-top — handy for commuters constantly grabbing their OV-chipkaart.

The only real downside is price: at €120 you expect the best, and you get the best, but the Ortlieb (€110) and Vaude (€90) do 90% of the job for less. For riders who want premium build quality and don't feel the extra €30, the Thule is the definitive choice.

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What to watch out for

Specifications

Capacity

Volume24 L
Laptop fitTot 15 inch (gepad)
WaterproofingWaterdicht rolltop
Weight1400 g

Materials

OuterGelamineerd nylon
Light mountGeïntegreerd
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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Waterproof roll-top + padded laptop sleeve in one
  • Built-in mount for rear safety light
  • Thule's known robust build quality
  • Magnetic quick-close for fast small-item access

Cons

  • €120 — most expensive in this comparison
  • 1.4 kg empty is on the heavy side

Use case fit

How well does this product fit different bike types?

City Bikes
92
Electric Bikes
90
Trekking Bikes
82
Road Bikes
65

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