Professional 23-liter storage maximizes organization for daily essentials and commuting needs
Durable nylon and polyester construction ensures long-lasting use in urban environments
Multiple external and internal pockets provide easy access to gear and items
Lightweight design reduces carrying fatigue for daily commutes
Compatibility with Smart Light enhances safety and visibility on the road
Summarized by Shop
The UNIT 1 TORCH Backpack seamlessly merges the practicality of a daily bag with the endurance of a commuter pack. *Please note that the Smart Light is not included, but it can be purchased separately from UNIT 1's product list.
Capacity
23 liters
Material
Nylon, Polyester, Synthetic
Closure
Flap, Buckles, Magnetic, Zipper (varies by model)
Carry Options
Backpack strap, Handle
Dimensions
31 cm (L) x 46.5 cm (H) x 28 cm (D) (approximate)
Weight
2.1 kg (approximate)
Summarized by Shop
3.7
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Unit 1 Torch Backpack
I bought this for my commute to work on an ebike. I stayed within the Unit 1 ecosystem and purchased the lights to attach to the backpack and another as a rear light. The backpack is awesome, has plenty of storage as well as an included tech pouch. My Unit 1 water bottle fits in perfectly and the backpack is very comfortable. I own a lot of backpacks and this is up there with my favourites. Highly recommended.
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Customer · April 21, 2026
I'd been looking for quite a while
I wanted an ideal airline/travel backpack and had found that many were too small or lacked useful, thoughtful compartments.
Seriously impressed by the Unit 1 TORCH.
Very very well thought out. My large headphone case, laptop, tablet, power supply, cables, etc.
Also, I purchased the cycling lights - VERY cool and the magnet attachment works brilliantly (OK, pun intended).
Finally, looks very well made indeed.
NG Mobility - Great choice partnering with Unit 1
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Customer · January 20, 2026
I was genuinely excited to get the Torch Backpack and Smart Light, but the experience has been massively disappointing.
I was charged $299 for the backpack, supposedly marked down from $309.20. But the tag on the product itself clearly said $239. That’s a $60 difference that was never disclosed.