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A very well designed, stylish travel bag for one-bag travel with enough pockets, organization and access to make travel smooth. view bag
The Travel Bag from Peak Designs is an extremely well designed, quality bag for modern carry-on adventure and business travel. view bag
The 28L Transit Backpack from Bellroy is nicely sized and well organized for big commutes, business travel and regular ol' adventure travel. Innovative and classy bag. view bag
The Setout from Tortuga is one of our highest recommended travel bags because it has tons of capacity and organization and a very comfortable back panel and straps. view bag
The GR2 from GoRuck will last your entire life, features a segmented main compartment, is extensible with pouches and accessories and boasts a very rugged, handsome look. view bag
The Aeronaut from Tom Bihn is an excellent duffel/backpack conversion bag with minimal organization and insanely durable materials and construction. view bag
The Black Hole Duffel from Patagonia is a classic. Solidly built. Fairly affordable. Zero gimmicks. view bag
The Viken from YNOT is as simple and sturdy a duffel as a modern urbanite could ask for. And it expands. Just lovely. view bag
The X30 from Shimoda is a full featured mobile studio rig for adventure filmmakers and hobbyists alike. view bag
Simple, Techy Capacity
Durable. Organized. Playful.
Rugged. Technical. Capable.
Well designed simplicity
Comfortable. Carries everything.
Delicious. Rich. Techy.
Burly. Compartmentalized.
Organized. Spacious.
Stalwart. Extensible. Floppy.
Most Minimal
F*cking Heritage, Man
Everything but Carry-on
Organized. Built Tough.
Affordable Killer.
The Laid-Back Lifer
Legend.
Expandable. Vandalous.
Durable. Protective. Expansive.
Solid. Organized. Techy.
Adventure Junkie
Elegant. Protected.
Clean. Bento Boxy.
Light. Tough.
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