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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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 Osprey Proxima 30L Backpack which is a student and edc focused backpack that provides plenty of organizational options, space, and laptop protection for your daily essentials. If you are looking for a lighter weight backpack that can handle larger items such as textbooks this will be a great option to check out.

Review of The 2022 Patagonia Refugio Daypack which is now available in a 26L and 30L size. There are some differences in features between the two bags and design updates from the previous generation of the Refugio that I am unsure about, but overall the bags still offer a solid build quality and plenty of space.

In this video, we will be taking a look at a few travel accessories from Matador: the SEG30 which is a smaller version of their previously released SEG42 that is more focused on EDC and shorter trips, an updated Nanodry Shower Towel, a waterproof stuff sack that fits on a keychain, and a waterproof pill case that keeps your medicines protected.

Review of the Arcido Akra 35L travel pack which is a carry-on friendly backpack with a minimalist aesthetic, plenty of space and a comfortable harness system.

Review of The Patagonia 25L Black Hole Pack which is a durable all-purpose bag that offers solid weather resistance, useful pocketing, and a surprising amount of space.

Review of the North Face Jester backpack which is a more budget friendly everyday bag that provides plenty of space, a suspended laptop sleeve and a very comfortable harness system. If you are looking for something solid under $100 this will be tough to beat.

Review of the Matador Beast 28 Technical Backpack and Laptop Base Layer which are lightweight and highly weather resistant travel accessories that offer a great build quality and solid functionality. Combining these with a travel bag like the SEG42 are a great way to create a modular travel system.

Review of the Brevite Roamer II which is a great follow up to the original Roamer backpack and offers a ton of features and versatility that make this a great camera and everyday carry backpack. The Roamer II has an improved and comfortable harness system, plenty of organizational options for your camera gear and tech and a nice size that provides plenty of space without looking too big.