#backpack

#backpack

I generally like using the Peak Design backpack, except that bringing it on vacations means that I have to leave my handheld(s) at home. It's not wide enough to accommodate even the original Switch once things are stuffed into its side pockets. The Vortex 1.0, on the other hand, let me bring both my Switch 2 and Steam Deck, thanks to its two dedicated handheld sleeves. It's also wider and taller, which means its top zipper compartment can hold a 16-inch laptop and a tablet.

Not all carry-ons are suitable for use on a hiking trail, and not all hiking packs should be used as a carry-on. It takes serious versatility to be good for both, and one of the standout brands that meshes travel and outdoor functionality well is The North Face. The Jester backpack is a prime example.

The Porter Frame series was quietly discontinued by Yoshida & Co. due to its embodiment of a design approach becoming increasingly rare: the courage to say no.

Germany's Ortlieb is announcing the launch of the innovative waterproof bikepack-bike bag hybrid, the Vario Lite. One of the features that helps it stand out is its slim profile.

This backpack takes that classic image and turns it into a tangible accessory, putting a little computer humor into your daily routine.