Best Travel Backpack for One Bag Travel in 2024
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
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0:28 - Tortuga Travel Backpack 40L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/to...
Tortuga Travel Backpack 30L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/to...
1:38 - Osprey Farpoint 40: packhacker.com/travel-gear/os...
Osprey Fairview 40: packhacker.com/travel-gear/os...
3:48 - EVERGOODS Civic Travel Bag 35L (CTB35): packhacker.com/travel-gear/ev...
4:56 - Patagonia Altvia Pack 36L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/pa...
6:10 - Matador GlobeRider45 Travel Backpack: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ma...
7:16 - TOM BIHN Addax 31: packhacker.com/travel-gear/to...
8:26 - ALPAKA Elements Travel Backpack: packhacker.com/travel-gear/al...
9:36 - tomtoc Navigator-A82 Travel Laptop Backpack 40L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/to...
10:50 - The North Face Router Backpack: packhacker.com/travel-gear/th...
11:54 - Eagle Creek Tour Travel Pack 40L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ea...
12:56 - Aer Travel Pack 3: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ae...
13:21 - GORUCK GR2 (40L): packhacker.com/travel-gear/go...
13:40 - Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/pe...
13:52 - Minaal Carry-On 3.0 Bag: packhacker.com/travel-gear/mi...
14:10 - Heimplanet Travel Backpack 34L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/he...
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I wish Pack Hacker paid more attention to "weight" when comparing backpacks for one-bag travel. Backpack weight can make all the difference on airlines with 15 pound carry-on limits. Even when you don't have to deal with weight restrictions, carrying a lighter backpack has clear advantages. Light weight is the primary reason I use the 2.1 pound Tom Bihn Techonaut 30 in halcyon fabric. It enjoys a 1-3 pound weight advantage over most of your best One-bag Travel Backs of 2023. For me that is a big deal. Weight may not be the only consideration in one-bag travel, but it is an important one.
I fully support you. I also travel with one backpack and focus on models with minimal weight and at the same time maximum functionality
Thanks for the recommendation, I will consider the model you suggested
Doesn't the lack of ability to open the laptop compartment hinder this model?
@@vbesedke Actually, it is very easy to open the laptop compartment. The laptop compartment is separate from all other pockets and compartments in the Tom Bihn Techonaut. You simply unzip a YKK zipper to open the laptop compartment.
@@sl-rt5kv What other models of lightweight backpacks could you recommend?
We traveled this year with 2 Kids (12y & 7y) 14 days to greece (Athens + 2 Islands). Everything was packed in 2 Osprey 40l (Farpoint & Fairview) incl. the Farpoint/Fairview Travel Daypack, 1 Fjallraven SKULE 28 & 1 small Backpack from Tatonka (15L). As organisation we had 6 Packing Cubes from Peak Design (4x medium, 2x small), 4 Shoe Pouches (no name, from Amazon), 2 Osprey Drysack (14L + 20L), 2 Tech Pouches (1x Bellroy Tech Kit, 1x no name) and one (old) Toiletry Bag from Nomatic. And guess what? It was great 😎 Thanks to the Pack Hacker team, without your videos and blogs we would be chanceless 👍👍
How did you get a heavy backpack past check-in? Some European airlines are strict about weight.
@@fallinginthed33p We flew once with Ryanair and once with Austrian Airlines, but absolutely no one was interested. I think the trick is that the backpacks aren't too overloaded, so you're not suspicious 🤷♂
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how was the ospreywhen carrying around for long periods? was it comfortable?
@@ricoko9119 Compared to my Bellroy Transit Backpack, which I use for business trips, the Farpoint/Farview were very comfortable. But we only had the backpacks effectivly on our backs for a short time, i.e. maximum 30-45 minutes (eg from the plane to the taxi or from the gate at the port into the ferry). For this reason, I'm not sure if I can make an accurate statement.
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This channel has changed our travel life for the best. The one bag travel is the way to go it's all about organizing and travel cubes are live savers. My wife loves her Aer bag and believe me she did fight in the beginning and we your help with some great videos she does not leave home without it.
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Traded my aer TP3 for alpaka travel backpack and couldn't be happier. Yes the small pockets on the interior COULD be annoying, but i only put gear in there I need access to once my clothes and stuff are pulled out, or i store a backup cable or two in there and lesser used dongles. The bag is excellent and packs down when not full to be used as an edc bag
Osprey 46L fire point BP is awesome. The load lifters makes the bag comfortable
I have used Thule Versant 60 for the past few years as a carry on on domestic and international flights. Very comfortable, and the top lid can be used as a daypack.
My Farpoint 40 has always been reliable to me for travel. I repurposed it sometimes as a gym and weekend trip bag.
It's a solid bag . I got one recently and over thought it and returned it but having tried some others i think it's one of the best bags you can get.
I travel extensively with Tom Bihn Synik 30 . It’s been a workhorse. Love it.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
I love the Pakt Travel Backpack!!! It’s literally perfect, especially if you want to bring a camera cube, etc.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
Love the REI co-op rucksack 40. The bag looks more minimal than typical rucksack, can carry a bit more, can open fully for a clamshell like experience, and still has a good waist belt/frame for comfortable carry. I also put a luggage belt around the mid of the pack to keep a more slim profile.
I've been using a Trail 40. The hip belts don't tuck away though, so I'm not sure about checking that in.
I just bought this bag as my one bag for a month in Japan. Do you think that this bag is too big sometimes?
Osprey Fairview for big one bag trips and Fjallraven Raven 28L for shorter or warmer weather trips 👌
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I love the Farpoint 40!! We traveled through Europe and it was great on the fly being able to switch from Backpack to briefcase style on to go (literally while I was walking). I also being able to cover up my locks with the side straps. Bright green on the inside makes it easy for seeing of my stuff too. Lastly, it is super comfortable. I have worn it for hours with no complaints
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
I'm in love with the matador globerider 45, I love the one section a whole tub for space, and the other section split into 2, works especially for storing liquids bag and taking it out when needed for TSA, and the stretch pouch on the outside is perfect for throw anything pouch
Yeah everthing is good but more expensive than PD 45L
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
Can you please review the more budget-oriented Forclaz backpacking packs (in particular the Backpack travel organizer 500 | 40L) from Decathlon?
seconding this!
I ended up buying the Patagonia Blackhole and, even though I generally use it in its duffle configuration, it is perfect for my travel between cities and in small planes to far north.
I love your videos - Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
Thanks for this video! Have you done one on wheeled/rolling backpacks (not suitcases lol)?
I just ordered my Fairview 40L. Now i feel i need to order this whole lineup to compare!
I have been a one bag traveler for years and I use the Cotopaxi Del Dia 42 L. I love it’s layout and has just the right amount of pockets 😊🇨🇦
does it work as a carryon bag or do you have to check it?
@@erinward139 I have always used it as a carry on. I have never had to check it 😊
@@dawnmcelligott1334 is the torso adjustable?
6 Days of London with the Osprey and its daypack companion was absolutely perfect
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
Loving my Cotopaxi 35L
Me too ! 🙌
My Gregory Tribute 55 (40 L travel backpack with optional 15 L zip-on day pack) is everything. Even fully loaded i barely feel the weight (unlike my Son's Osprey). It has a wishbone inner frame for support, a suspended mesh back panel for airflow, and extra thick padding on the straps and hipbelt. It is woman specific, has an adjustable harness, and of course opens clamshell. I absolutely love it! Plus it includes a 3-in-1 raincover. 👍
Great channel. I love your videos very informative and helpful. Would it be possible for you to review a 38L CorSurf backpack? Would love to see what you guys think about it. Thanks
Are is likely still the best but I’m intrigued by the eagle creek one!
thanks Tom
Thanks for watching! 😃
Saving this video to share with friends. I often get asked about travel backpacks. I’ll tell them to start with this video, but I’d also add the REI Trail 40 and Ruckpack 40 as options. Always good to have more budget-friendly options. And not everyone needs separate laptop and admin pockets, which add weight and reduce main compartment capacity.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
I wish you’d make a video with only bags that fit the dimensions 20 x 30 x 40 cm. That is for travel with personal item only
yeah people keep dropping this topic. I would love a roll or fold simple durable day bag that fit in the personal item at under $100.
I recently picked up the Cotopaxi Allpa 42L Travel Pack for a 6 week trip to the Philippines in November/December. I got a deal with it that included a free Luzon 18L Del Dia backpack.
I just got the 35L this summer and it's been great. Surprised it wasn't in this video!
No mention of the Able Carry Max? I'm surprised no one else asked about this, because it really was innovative for travel backpacks. So much, that Alpaka heavily "borrowed" from its design.
Having said all that, I'm pleasantly surprised how many more choices there are on the market now. Great video, as always.
Nice one mate you ❤
Thoughts on Decathlon 40L travel backpack?
thank you
Thanks for watching! 😃
I prefer the peak design 45L for one bag travel over the 35L. If only the shoulder straps were more comfortable it would be perfect!
AER Travel Pack 3 (Small) is the one bag to rule them all. Great blend between organization, materials, and style. Currently running it as my EDC and travel. Could not recommend it more. Thanks to Pack Hacker for the comprehensive review which help inform my decision!
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
I'm surprised the Cotopaxi Allpa 42/35L didn't make the list. I've traveled all over the world with the 35L version over the past few years and couldn't be happier with it. I chose it over the Osprey Farpoint. Maybe I need to revisit the Osprey.
The Allpa is amazing! I've done 2 weeks in the UK and a 10 day trip in Chile with my 35L plus tons of travel stateside, I've turned my whole family onto Cotopaxi/Allpa's!
I've been using my Allpa 35L for years as my one bag travel and couldn't love it more. I kinda feel like the PackHacker team doesn't like bright/colorful stuff 😅😅 there is a black colorway if that's your cup of tea but personally I appreciate not having an all black bag that looks like everyone else's. I also tell myself it's a safety feature because it's harder to steal my uniqie, bright colored bag 😂
I have the 35L and travel with it all the time. I love it!!
I had to return my 35L to REI because the main compartment zippers were difficult to pull around the edges of the bag. Some people have noticed the same problem while others are quite satisfied. Seems like a quality control issue.@@CrystalApple
Same! Loved the 35L Cotopaxi for our two weeks in Japan! But i think it didn't make the cut because the Pack Hacker team loves the minamistic look of just black or simple colors.
13:16 ARIZONA!!! Wow that’s my hometown. So cool to see!!
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amazing video as usual you guys are the best, if possible video about best photography travel Backpack please
Check this video out! ruclips.net/video/FjlxYDFiIB4/видео.html
when do you expect the release of AER Travel Pack 4?
I’m disappointed the Cotopaxi Allpa wasn’t featured. The 28L is my go to for one bag travel 😊
We're a fan of that pack, too! 😃
The zippers aren't good and it is floppy... thick.. overpriced, I think :)
I'm surprised the Tom Bihn Aeronauts didn't make the list. I use my 45l every trip I take and it's perfect. Just the right amount of space for clothes, toiletries and an extra pair of shoes without being bulky and everything is easy to access since it's configured like a duffle bag.
14 min vid left comment at 7 min past release lmao
@@cosmicowl42069 I didn't watch the whole thing and just happened to be on RUclips when it was posted. I skimmed the bag choices using the timestamps. I don't find value in watching the whole video for these lists unless they list a bag I'm curious about.
Hi guys, i love your reviews. May i suggest that you include the dimensions? Thanks.
Can you test and present backpacks and bags for camera and photo equipment?
With over 2 mil miles of travel... I have my favs in the over 35L category (in no particular order):
- Osprey Sojourn/Porter 46
- Fjällräven Split Pack
- AER Travel Pack 3
- The North Face Voyager Travel Pack (newer) - Amazing pack!
- Cotopaxi Allpa 42
- Pakt Travel Pack
I have used more than 10 others... including Pacsafe and many others...
I have reviews as well coming... :)
I recently bought the Farpoint 40 for the possible extra space of my usual carry on: The Osprey Porter 30. The thing was that when I opened the Porter 30 and the Farpoint 40 side by side I didn't notice much of a space difference in their main compartments except the Farpoint was slightly longer. I think the reason is because the laptop sleeve intrudes into the main compartment on the Farpoint where in the Porter no other compartments intrude on the main compartment. I've traveled with the Porter 30 and depending on how it's packed, I can actually fit it under the seat in front of me. The Farpoint is slightly longer so it probably won't fit under the seat. I like the Farpoint I just got, but truthfully if I knew how the laptop compartment intrudes into the main compartment I probably wouldn't have gotten it because it really isn't giving me the extra space I thought it would to justify the money spent when I already owned a Porter 30.
Can you please post a video with your favorite daypacks. Are you no longer testing Tropicfeel backpacks?
the Altvia looks interesting, but if you want a bag that looks more at home in urban settings Patagonia MLC 30 is excellent
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
You should have included the PacSafe Vibe 28. It‘s an almost perfect back for minimalists.
Please review travel backpack with wheels. Thank You! 🌹
CTB 35 is 💪🏼
On the Minaal 3.0 Carry On, you mentioned an included nylon pouch for shoes. When reviewing their website, I can’t find that accessory mentioned as included nor can I see it as available for purchase separately. Any insight?
I have compared the Evergoods CTB35 and CTB26 side by side and personally i prefer the CTB26. The CTB35 is taller and looks bulkier when its fully packed. Also, its easier to put the CTB26 under the seat if the overhead cabin is not available due to full capacity in the plane. For some airlines, if you are carrying a sling bag, it's not even counted as a personal item which is a plus
Any recommendation for lightweight travel/carry-on backpack for those with 7kg limit restriction, please?
No mention of the Topo Designs 40L Travel Bag is crazy. Still my favorite, hands down, to this day!
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
My eBags TLS Motherlode (now the Mother Lode Travel Backpack) was excellent for 11 days in Italy. Then it became my one bag for every trip since then. I see it's available now for a lot less than I paid for it in 2019, now about $100. What's right for one person, might not be ideal for someone else but for me, I give it 5 stars.
Is the torso adjustable?
I got a Cotopaxi Allpa 42L this spring, serves me really well so far!
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Any problems with taking as a carry-on especially on flights to/from Europe?
@@misterbill5700 I'm in Canada. I've used it once to go to Germany (Lufthansa) and once to go to the US (Air Canada), no issues at all so far. People with rollers in front of me got checked but the airline staff don't look at me.
Can you do an updated review of the Yeti bags? I loved the video from a couple years ago! Also I was wondering if you could do a review of some of the Carhartt bags?
Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll pass it along.
-Eric
any recommandation for a good 50L 60L backpack that is not forclaz ? My budget is limited.
What are your thought about the Osprey Nebula?
I wonder if all the paxks that claim waterproofness by using materials like sailcloth and aquaguard zips actually tape their seams?
What bag is the best for carry on that fits MOST airlines this is so confusing frontier spirit ?
How come you didn't do the Cotopaxi packs? Please advise?
Arc’teryx Assault 30 can do it all and the rigid frame fits a typical back profile like a glove. Buy once, cry once.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
-Eric
Any plans for a similar video for your favourite Day To Day under 20L bags? I love my Osprey Daylite, but always on look out for more. 🤪
REI flash 22
@@ckgonzales6743 REI needs to open stores in other countries. I'd love to visit one.
which bags are carry-on friendly?
Not many of these available in New Zealand. Luckily I’m still very happy with my 38 litre Kathmandu Litehaul.
Somebody needs to do a video on a list of backpacks that fit a 40oz water bottle
I’m really interested in Kapten & Sons Banff backpack, something for you to try and do a review om perhaps? :)
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along.
-Eric
Hi I like so much your reviews for backpacks! Can you do one for Stubble & Co The Adventure bag? Thank you!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along.
@@PackHacker hi, when can we expect the review of this backpack? Thanks
Supreme NYC they sometime release a different assortment of bag. And I would love to buy a couple but I would like an in-depth review from you guys if it’s possible in the future.
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along.
What’s everyone’s favorite for week trips that can replace a suitcase?
Wife and I had a month and half trip with total of 6flights. I was rocking the 3V Precision and this underrated bag has passed thru all the rough flights. No one has reviewed it though I was able to travel with it with minimal sweat in back. It took all the things i wanted to carry on the plane with 2 ipads toiletries, clothes, slippas, a pair of sneaks, sweater, and some souvineers.
I noticed the packT bags were left off any reason
Modern dayfarer v2?
Can you please do a MOST COMFORTABLE backpack video? Or best backpack straps… I’ve been hunting for months now 😂 😅 plz Tom!
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As someone who travels on budget airlines with strict carryon weight restrictions, all these bags are way too heavy. I don't want to waste 1/3 to half my weight allowance on just the bag alone.
I'm waiting for the day travel pack manufacturers take more cues from the ultralight backpacking companies and make a 40 litre front loading pack that weighs under 1kg.
U can take duffel for that , which is lesss than 1kg
quite saddened to see that the topo designs global 40L didnt make the list. such a wonderful bag for one bag travel for me
I came here to say this as well! I thoroughly enjoy using mine every year, along with the cubes and accessory bags.
the greatest travel backpack is what fits your budget
Sad to see that my favorite backpack, Thule landmark 40L, didn’t make the cut.
oh if i can put my passport in there its a must
my baby is pacsafe vibe 28L
The first version of the farpoint was the best.
I was just looking at mine with gratitude. It is so great
The laptop compartment placement in the old version (away from the body) was silly. The new version is a big improvement, if only for fixing that. I do wish it had proper water bottle pockets, though
@@cbunn81 it's a minor gripe for how much was lost with the redesign
@@kismet8010 I have to disagree.
That laptop placement moves the center of mass away from the body, making the load less stable and less comfortable. Not to mention offering less protection to the laptop inside. Putting the laptop against the back just makes sense. There's good reason it's the de facto standard for backpacks.
The material used seems nicer to me, and the adjustable harness is another improvement. I don't see much lost in the redesign, actually. I think the only thing that might have been better was the bottle pouches, but I don't think they were especially good in the old version either.
What do you feel was lost?
I purchased the original Osprey Fairview a couple years ago. Very comfortable harness system but I dislike the lack of organisation and waste of space for the laptop compartment which I don't use. Just bit the bullet and spent $$$ on the Tom Bihn Aeronaut30 which I've been eyeing for years, praying the backpack straps will fit my very short torso.
Still waiting on the LTT backpack review
is 45L enough for a 2 month work remote trip through Thailand and Phillipines?
It all depends on how you pack! It should be 😃
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No cotopaxi allpa???😮 🤔😢
This is a review for all expensive backpacks!
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This was a little disappointing as the title says “best travel backpack” but it’s just an overview of a bunch of packs. Which one is the best?
Who has tried the tropicfeels?
I'm looking a backpack that is waterproof, lightweight, durable and has a capacity of 28L to 30L.
So what's the cheapest?
What's with the disposable cameras?
They're fun 😃
@@PackHacker I didn't know they were still being made. Seems wasteful.
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Tell me what you want ! But if you need to walk a lot nothing is better (in the carry on category)than Osprey farpoint 40
I don't get the appeal of roll-top or cinch-top backpacks. I would always be worried about things falling out.
Which is the best 40 or 45 litre backpack to purchase in 2024 ? Or top 3 backpacks 2024?
I think that the amount that is being charged for rucksacks and backpacks is extortionate , these firms must make a fortune for these bags , many of which are produced overseas with cheap labour and manufacturing costs
My go to travel backpack is the YOREPEK Travel Backpack, Extra Large 50L. It's rugged, water resistant, has a USB port and holds lots. I've used it for trips to various countries including NZ, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Canada, France, England, Amsterdam and the US. Properly packed, it can hold enough for a week...maybe ten days. Best of all, it only costs $28!