Amazon Basics Carry-On Travel Backpack vs Minaal Carry-on 2.0 Bag

The other important disadvantage of being such a tall and wide backpack is that it does not fit under the sit in smaller planes. In larger planes, it's really a stretch to consider this an under the seat item. I had to cover mine with a blanket, because I was worried that the flight attendant would not allow it under the seat. There was no room for my feet

It was absolutely unbearable on my back with the laptop, much better without. Couldn't see myself lugging this thing around with the MBP in it (which I don't normally travel with), but imagine it would be much better with a 13"MBP/Air or ultrabook like an XPS.

But this thing bows out directly into your spine between your shoulder blades when there's a laptop loaded in its sleeve. It's REALLY annoying. 3. The handles are not particularly well padded, and hence are very uncomfortable to hold

0 is some of the best that we've seen in urban travel packs, and we think it's one of the better-looking bags on the market. The well-thought-out feat...

So you detach them here and you basically hide them like that and now and zip it up. walk on top and now becomes basis. a usual suitcase. A very conve...

Quick side note: All the zippers on this bag are YKK. We love YKK zippers as they are basically the international standard for durability and high-quality when it comes to zippers. These particular ones also have loops so you can throw on a padlock for some added security. The loops aren’t massive, so you’ll have to use a pretty small padlock—still better than nothing

I'm just saying backpack. but the straps. The shoulder straps has a little middle clamp too. I guess for more comfort

I still have with this bag, the big one being with the water bottle pockets. So all that and more coming up in this video, let's get right into it, bu...

This allowed the straps to slide out, making the 30lb weight I was carrying extremely unwieldy on my shoulders. I therefore returned it. The AmazonBasics is the closest thing I've been able to find so far. It has nearly all of the eBags Weekender's capability and functionality without the fatal sternum strap design flaw

Also, the straps feel more narrowly placed on the 3.0 (but perhaps I got wider during lockdown..

And Now this only goes to help the comfort against your back,, but it also helps with air flow and ventilation, which is great if you're traveling any...

You won't feel the edges of the strap digging into your shoulder when you're carrying it or digging into your waist, and it makes for a much more comf...

So I really liked that they added that flexibility there and then the main compartment in this bag is awesome. It's very simple: it's just a big space...

Moving into the pack, we’ll start by opening up the back clamshell pocket. This is where all your essential goodies are going to go—passport, documents, electronics, all that stuff.