Review of the MInaal Carry On 3.0 which has been one of the most popular one bag travel backpacks over the past couple of years. The bag has a distinctly minimal aesthetic along with a solid build quality, plenty of space and one of the best laptop compartments of any travel bag on the market. 
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Review of the updated version of the Modern Dayfarer Backpack which already offered a stylish look and great functionality and now has upgraded materials, a streamlined silhouette and a few other tweaks that make it even better to use. 
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Quick comparison of the Patagonia Mini MLC 30 and the Black Hole 32L backpack which are two of the most popular minimal travel bags I have featured over the past few years. Both have a versatile size and useful organization, but have a few similarities and differences which might make it difficult to decide which one might be best for you.

Review of the Bellroy Venture Ready Pack 26L which is a durable and comfortable everyday carry bag that will work equally well in the city or the outdoors. The bag offers a minimal aesthetic and solid organization / laptop protection and is quickly becoming one of my favorite new bags of the year.

Quick comparison of the Aer 20L Pro Pack and Bellroy Transit Workpack which are both excellent tech and everyday carry bags, but have a few similarities and differences which might make it difficult to decide which one might be best for you.

Review of the Minaal Daily 3.0 which makes some nice updates to the previous version while maintaining the durability, minimalist aesthetic, and epic laptop protection that has made the 2.0 so popular.

Review of the Herschel Little America Backpack which is one of the most popular tech and everyday bags for commuters and students around the globe. I’ve had hit or miss experiences with Herschel and in this video I will be discussing my impressions on the comfort, capacity, style and tech protection after using it over the past couple of weeks.

In this video we will be reviewing the brand new Pro Collection from Aer which is their first line of sustainable bags and includes 3 backpacks (24L, 20, 12.5L) and a pro sling bag. Each item uses Aer’s new 840d Recycled Nylon and the backpacks have an updated organizational layout along with the same protection for your tech that Aer’s bags are known for.

Review of the SLNT E3 Faraday Backpack which has a modern aesthetic that can work in any environment, rugged and weather resistant materials, great organization, and modular accessories that will help protect your digital privacy. If you are looking for a bag that can hold all of your stuff (it even includes a packing cube) and provide a little additional piece of mind, this will be an interesting one to check out! 
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Review of the 1733 x Huckberry X11 Duffel and Dopp kit which are durable travel staples that offer a solid build quality and classic aesthetic. If you are looking for a high quality duffel that is made in the US and does the basics very well, this will be a great option to check out.