Minaal Carry-on 2.0 Bag

But i do like that banal is thinking about that and again like if you're, a digital, nomad or a remote worker, you got to protect your tech, which mea...

So to wrap this thing up with some pros and cons, the overall look of the Manol Carry-On 2.0 is some of the best that we've seen in urban travel packs...

We'Ve got four tinny six packs here and it looks like it'll fit that super easy yep, probably room for more. If you want to disassemble some six packs...

\- The material the bag is made out of is pretty nice to the touch, and so far I haven't had an issue with it picking up dirt/dust/lint like the Minaal 2.0 (which was filthy about 10 minutes after I took it out of the box). I like this material way more than the Pakt One duffle, which I picked up a used one cheap after preordering this just to get an idea of quality.

The Minaal Carry-On 2.0 is the bag I've traveled the most with, and also the bag I've been most critical of. For the price, the Minaal or any bag in the $300 range, should check most of the boxes, however, I've always had a few issues even though the 2.0 is still the best bag I've used over the past 9 years.

The GR0 is my preferred backpack if I know I’ll be going to multiple places with uncertain transportation in between. I’ve had mine for 7+ years and it still looks new. My main bag used to be a 35L (I’ve gone through a couple including the Minaal Carry-On 2.0) but I realized that size was too heavy and would make me cranky after walking for an hour or so.

Looks good. The Minaal is relatively new and doesn't have much information about it yet. It is small enough to carry as an EDC while looking not too touristy which is why it's profile appealed to me. Overall, I can tell the materials are good quality and this is the lightest weight of the 3 bags I've considered.

- comfortable and light enough for everyday carry. - suspended laptop sleeve and really good laptop protection in general. - easy access pocket in the back of the bag when worn for passports etc.

I like the Minaal 3.0 Carry-on . It has a real nice neoprene device suspension system for a laptop and tablet. You could combine it with the 3.0 Daily Bag.

\- I really like the way this bag looks on my back. I gave up on the Aer Travel Pack 2 and Tortuga Setout because they looked and felt like I was carrying a suitcase on my back. That big boxy look is not for me. I loved how sleek the Minaal 2.0 looked when I had it, and this is the best I've used since, though not better.