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Review of the Black Ember Shadow Backpack which is another stylish and weather resistant tech bag which offers solid laptop protection, a unique organizational layout and one of the more underrated harnesses on the market. If you need a minimal and reliable laptop bag this will be a good option to take a look at.
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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!
Review of the Alpha One Niner (A19) Evade 1.5 Full which is one of the most popular everyday bags on the market and offers pretty much all the features you could want out of a backpack. It has a great organizational layout, comfortable harness, plenty of space and comes in at a pretty reasonable price. If you are unsure what bag to go with and you want something unique and versatile, this is a good place to start.
In this video we will be unboxing and doing a first look at the recently released Knack Convertible Duffel. The new series introduces an updated look and a new organizational layout while keeping many of the things that made the original Knack Pack such a versatile bag. This will be a high level first look of the bag and I will be doing a more in-depth review in the future.
Review of the Recycled Firefighter 24hr Plus backpack which is one of the more underrated backpacks I’ve come across. The bag has a rock solid build quality, minimal aesthetic, and a dual clamshell layout that gives you a lot of flexibility and space for EDC and minimal travel. On top of that the bag is assembled in the US at a pretty reasonable price point. If you want something versatile and unique this will be a good one to take a look at!
Review of the Goruck x Huckberry Heritage GR2 26L which combines some of the best features of my favorite Goruck bags: the Heritage GR1 and the GR2 26L. This is a rugged bag with a timeless aesthetic, excellent organizational layout, and a versatile size that works for everyday carry and minimal travel. It definitely isn’t cheap, but if you have a higher budget and are looking for something awesome and long lasting this will be tough to beat!
Review of the Mous 25L Everyday Backpack which is a sleek work and tech bag that offers tons of pockets, space and protection for your essentials. If you need to keep your tech and accessories protected from the elements and an aesthetic that will work well in the office, this will be an interesting one to check out!
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