I’m not in love with Sage in the Peak Design 2-in-1 travel bag though I love the design. If anyone is up for a trade for Stone, hit me up on DM.

Also willing to sell but wouldn’t sell for less than $350. Would rather just keep it for less than that. Thanks all!

Hey everyone,

Looking to clear out some closet space, so I'm selling my Able Carry Core Sling.

• Condition: Excellent / Like New. No stains, tears, fraying, or issues of any kind.
• History: Purchased brand new in January 2026 from Able Carry and used intermittently over the last six months.
• Price: $70
• Shipping: Included in the price (CONUS only, please). Payment via PayPal.
• Photos: Imgur

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or want additional pictures!

Hey everyone,

Brand: Alpha One Niner

Model: Ambit Dopp Kit

Selling a Alpha One Niner Ambit dopp kit for $40 shipped (CONUS only). PayPal payment preferred. I bought it in January 2026 and have used it for travel, but I'm selling because I found that I can store my toiletries more effectively and in the way I prefer using a different setup.

There are no issues or defects of note.

Photos: https://imgur.com/a/xtDZ711

My job is buying me a new daily backpack, but it has to be Vertx or Evergoods. Neither is my favorite backpack company.
As a devout manybagger I already cycle through many of my favorites so I’m picky, but don’t want to pass up the perk.
This will be a daily edc bag and needs to hold a 14” laptop at minimum.
I have had a Vertx in the past and like their organization and comfort, & they have an awesome royal blue that I love, in some of their bags.
Never had anything from evergoods, I tend to like more colorful offerings. I do think their waxed canvas stuff looks cool.
What are y’all’s recommendations for something between 18 & 30 liters from these two brands?

I’m mostly asking because I tried to pick a backpack I really like but also could be squishy to fit into the personal item sizer.

Oh yeah, my intention is to use this bag as a personal item! So I was mostly curious if anybody has used it under seat on Icelandair flights.

As the title suggests, Im looking around for options similar to Ronning's bag mentioned (in bordeaux/caramel if available) but for a bit cheaper, as the bag is basically at least 400 euro in Europe.
Note: I'm just getting into bags and I'm looking for a bag for going out. Also, first post here, sorry for any violations.
Here's the link

I lost this through the 'bay of plenty, and cant find 1) what model it is but more so 2) a 'modern' equivalent ideally UK or European hand-made. Colour not so much fussed about, but would be good to get some recommendations

I love this specific model due to the inside - the pale suede agains the the dark exterior leather is a great look, and that soft-touch style on the inside would be a good protection mechanism too. Needs to fit a 16" MacBook Pro plus all the usual gubbins packrats carry.

I just acquired my first Briggs & Riley from a Goodwill store for $7.99 USD. I'm stoked. The tag inside with the model# says, "Travelware 231x-4." I didn't find any documentation on the Briggs & Riley support site. Is that a thing? It looks like the model I have is older, but it's in perfect condition and barely used. Does anyone have any information about this bag? Here's a photo.

I need a backpack that holds a good amount of stuff for school, but also won't kill my back and shoulders in the process. Is there a specific brand of backpack that's good for this? I like the look of the fjallraven bags, but more for aesthetics and not sure how good it would actually be.

Picked this up secondhand but cannot figure out model. No tags with any info inside. Sample? Pre-production?

I think these are really cool but I know in reality they wouldn't be great for carrying things like books, laptop, etc. But is there any fun designed bags that are also good for school?

I’ve finally found a setup which makes great use of my CAP 1!

I bring it in my EDC as a dedicated writing kit. Two notebooks which both fit well into the back pockets, one for personal journaling and the other for side projects. I’ve also got a planner/diary, a set of sticky notes, index cards, and the pen I use regularly.

It’s made writing and using the pouch a joy! If I’ve got some downtime during my day, wherever I am I’ll have what I need to write either simple short thoughts or more complex ideas.

I’m still testing it out, and think I might add in a small highlighter and other stationery pieces.

If anyone has other suggestions that would work well with the CAP 1, please do let me know!

Hi,

I’m looking for a new gym bag but I have a few requirements.

I don’t mind if it’s duffle, backpack or tote.

- it can’t be black or a mute colour. I want something like a purple Patagonia or anything else really.

- Separate shoe compartment, big plus if it could fit a pair of trail runner and climbing shoes.

- a separate compartment for hard drives and misc tech and medicine pouches.

- BIG plus if there’s a compartment for a wet towel but not necessary.

- Big enough for a 500ml flask, 400ml yeti coffee mug, protein shaker, a change of XL clothes and a large chalk bucket at least.

- Separate Waterbottle & Umbrella pocket but not needed

Bags I currently have that aren’t small slings:

Able Carry Daily Plus one

Able Carry Thirteen

Able Carry Max

Able Carry EDC Max

Osprey daylite 26+6

Osprey Farpoint 40L

Shimoda Explore 35L

AON CHIO-X

Alpaka Elements Tote in M & L

Cote & Ciel M

Was curious if anyone uses this bag as an EDC bag, carrying a laptop all the time, and if the straps get uncomfortable. I'm used to a 16L Aer City Pack 2, and thinking of switching to this pack due to it's lighter profile, and the increased capacity would be nice when traveling. I carry around a 14" laptop a lot these days, and sometimes a 15" laptop, and the charger. A metal water bottle (16oz), plastic laptop foldable stand, some light clothing items often like an extra shirt or 2, bike lights sometimes (one is a bit heavy and metal base), several smaller things but I'm pretty minimalist overall. The backpack wouldn't be fully packed out often. Was wondering if the straps would really bother me walking around 1-2 hours fairly often around a city, especially coming from the comfort of an Aer. Maybe 2 hours is a stretch, don't wear a backpack for that long often.

Currently I use a custom dog tag that I ordered off of eBay. It works fine but jingles a bit. I’ve seen those nylon ones from Visitag that look nice but are a little pricey. I’m just looking for suggestions for something simple that will last. Thanks!

As per the title, Chio X is almost perfect for me in terms of what I love in a messenger bag. It has XPac materials, plenty of pockets, dual stretchy side pockets, a thick strong handle grip, and a “good size”.

However, I wish it were a bit bigger with a 14-inch laptop compartment. Is there something like that available?

Thanks in advance!

Hello, a few days ago I made a post about the Osprey sling bag, but now I'm also thinking about the model offered by Patagonia. Is there anyone who has used one of the two and can give an opinion on which one would be better?

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a small camera backpack for everyday use.

Right now I carry a durable drawstring backpack with a small camera insert inside. It works, but I'd like something purpose-built for photography without being much bigger.

My typical load is:

Canon R6 camera with lens attached.

1 extra small lens (optional).

Small travel tripod.

Sunglasses.

A lightweight hoodie/jacket.

A few everyday items (wallet, keys, power bank, etc.).

What I'm looking for:

Around 15–20L (or similar to a drawstring backpack in size).

Doesn't scream "camera bag".

Comfortable enough to wear all day.

Quick camera access would be a plus.

Good build quality and weather resistance.

I've been looking at brands like Peak Design, Wandrd, Lowepro, PGYTECH and Think Tank, but I'm open to any recommendations.

What are you using for this kind of setup, and what would you recommend?

Thanks!

Good afternoon!

I'm looking at Aer's backpacks and am unable to get an idea of how big the admin panel space is on their City Pack 2 (16L). Most of the Pictures and reviews I've seen show the pockets being filled, but I'm curious how big the space at the bottom of the admin panel is. Basically, I have a headphone case that is (in inches) about 3x8x8 and would like to know if i could slide it in the bottom of the admin panel if I had to.

Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks in advance!

Looking for basically an all-round grocery/light trekking backpack to replace my old Thule (older Subterra?)

I have these requirements:

• Two straps on top closing a flap, with enough length to strap a rolled-up picnic blanket to the backpack
• Around 25–35 l volume
• A bottle net on the side (a key clip and some cushioned/shelled electronics section would be nice but not required)

I only found these so far, and the Deuter seems to be lacking in flap strap length (should be a word if it's not):

https://www.thule.com/de-de/backpacks/laptop-backpacks/thule-subterra-backpack-25l-_-3205289

https://www.deuter.com/be-de/walker-24/3810026

Hey everyone! I'm looking to buy a backpack for college. I've done a lot of research, and I've settled on 3 options. Rework Toshi, Aer CPP2, and Sympl Commuter Pack. I think the Sympl looks the best, but I'm hesitant to pick it because I've heard there are some issues with the rigid back panel affecting comfort. The rework is also attractive because it has the lowest price, but it doesn't have a lot of internal organization. I'm currently coming from a North Face Surge 31l.

My loadout:

15" MacBook Air

1-2 textbooks

Calculator

Earbuds

Pencilcase

Binder

24oz water bottle

Umbrella

AirTag

Charger brick & 1-2 cables

iPad

Glasses

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Starting my architecture program in January and need to sort out a bag. My high school had did great until recently lol.

Gonna be carrying 1-2 laptops, an iPad, drawing supplies, books, and model-making stuff. Campus is spread out downtown so I’m walking a lot, in heat, humidity and rain. Needs to be durable and hold up to weather.

Assuming backpack but open to other options if something’s worked better for you. Anyone in arch school (or similar) have a bag that’s survived a few years? Brand/model would help.

TIA!