The packable backpack for when the weather means business. Roll top plus a zip, seams fully taped inside, and it stuffs down to nothing in your travel bag until you need it. This is the let's-go-to-Thailand one.
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The packable backpack I'd reach for most of the time. Simple, light, weatherproof enough, with a nice pocket up front and a quick-access stash on the top back. It disappears into your travel bag, then becomes your daypack on the other side.
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Matador retired the beloved GlobeRider and replaced it with this: one new design language, two sizes, and a big rippable water-sealed clamshell. Great harness with real load lifters, a hidden smuggler's pocket, and a laptop compartment with a false bottom. The 35 is where I'd point most pro travelers. The 45 is for carrying your whole life on your back.
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One of my favorite travel bags in this size. Goes right under the seat in front of you, swallows a full set of packing cubes, and holds excellent structure where the bigger bags go frumpy. Admin pocket, water bottle pockets, quick access from the top and the inside. This bag feels really good.
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At 2 lb 5 oz, this is one of the lightest ways to move 45 liters of stuff, and with almost no structure it carries bigger than nearly any 45 out there. Five segmented compartments work like built-in packing cubes with outside access. If you organize in chunks and count ounces, this is your bag.
An epic everyday rambler from Matador's all-new lineup. Top loader with a clamshell when you need it, laptop and hydration ready, and wider, sturdier straps than bags twice its size. Killer hiking day bag, killer personal item, killer everyday carry.