The backpack’s laptop compartment is just as roomy as the rest of the bag, which is one potential drawback anything smaller than a 17-inch model swam around in the bag when we packed it. The 40-liter capacity could prove unwieldy to pack, but the bag completely unzips like a suitcase, making it easy to organize larger items inside. This bag is also one of the more spacious models we tested, with three large internal zipper compartments. The compartment is vented and keeps shoes separate from the rest of the backpack’s contents, but it easily opens up into the main compartment of the bag. We love the cleverly designed shoe compartment in the spacious Matein Travel Backpack. The laptop sleeve is on the large side, so smaller computers may slide around in the bag. The Details: 13 x 5.5 x 15 inches | 1.8 pounds It’s worth noting that the bag’s shape makes it bulky on a smaller frame, but the straps are generously padded and it wears comfortably otherwise. Although it’s not technically marketed as a water-resistant bag, the vegan leather exterior held up well in the rain during testing. We were also impressed with the thoughtfully designed outer pocket located on the back of the bag testers were able to access the pocket without removing the bag, making it a perfect secure spot for a transit card, cash, or credit cards.
For days when you’re grabbing takeout instead, the separate compartment easily doubles as a space for shoes the backpack also comes with a shoe bag, so you can carry both if needed. The insulated lunch bag can hold a reusable water bottle, coffee mug, and large ice pack with ease, and has a zippered utensil holder. The backpack can feel bulky on smaller-framed users.įor toting lunch and snacks along on your daily commute, we recommend the Nichet with its coordinating, removable lunch box. The Details: 12 x 7.25 x 17.5 inches | 27 liters Still, it’s one of the most stylish options we tested, and functioned beautifully as a day bag. We also found one of the aesthetic features to be less than ideal during testing: the bag’s front flap gives it a relaxed, slouchy look, but its magnetic fastener may come undone when the bag is full, leaving the pocket flapping in the breeze. The bag has an exterior side-zip laptop compartment and two easily accessible pockets on the outside, but the water bottle holder leaves something to be desired - its inflexible material means it can’t accommodate different sized bottles.
It held up well during testing, showing no tears or scuffs even after rough handling. The recycled polyester material is lightweight, and the bag is incredibly comfortable to wear. The ReNew Everlane Transit Backpack functions like a commuter bag, but looks like a cute backpack you’d choose to wear for a fun day trip. The water bottle holder wasn’t able to accommodate different sizes, and the outer magnetic flap didn’t stay put during testing.
The Details: 13 x 7 x 18 inches | 1.43 pounds | 22 liters | Smart | Water-resistant It’s a high-quality, durable, versatile choice for work or travel, making this backpack our overall winner.
We also found it to be incredibly durable during testing even after drop tests and months of real-world use, the bag didn’t suffer a single scuff or scratch. It’s worth noting that the backpack straps are placed close together at the top of the bag, which could pose a problem for taller users, but the padded straps and even weight distribution kept it feeling lightweight and comfortable while we were on the move. The exterior of the bag is water-resistant and made of antimicrobial material, so it’s easy to wipe down with cleaning wipes. The external water bottle pouches are surprisingly roomy too, holding up to a 32-ounce bottle during testing.
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It has plenty of pockets and intuitive storage options to match its large capacity - including an all-important key leash, a pocket for a portable charger, and a built-in USB port - and the smooth zippers made it easy to access items inside without a struggle. Although it doesn’t feel oversized, we found the capacity to be nearly bottomless even packed with daily commute necessities, there’s room to spare. We love how spacious and comfortable the Solo Re:Define backpack is. The placement of the backpack’s straps could be less comfortable on taller users.
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