Daylite Carry-On

A decent bag is $100. $100 is 1/6 of the way to the AirMini. Beyond that I would suggest the Osprey Daylite Carry-On 35L. It’s a serviceable travel backpack with a trolly handle pass through so you can stack it on a roller bag. It will fit under an aisle seat as well.

Hello, I'll be going on a ~30 days trip to Japan the end of March of next year. It'll be my first time traveling for this long and onebagging aswell so I'm trying to find a backpack for it. There are so many options and a price ranges that I'm getting a bit overwhelmed. What I (think) want my backpa

I am finishing off a world trip right now, and I strongly recommend avoiding a designated, obvious photography bag. Get any average/normal-looking backpack for your laptop and use a soft case insert like this: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/833687017/bag-inserts-removable-camera-gear There are lots

REI has a nice collection of Osprey suitcases (carry-on) and backpacks. I'm eying this one. It has straps so can also be a back-pack. https://www.rei.com/product/238106/osprey-daylite-carry-on-wheeled-duffel-40?color=NIGHT%2520SHIFT

My wife uses the 36L Fairview roller/backpack and has carried it on both Lufthansa and Icelandair without issue. She was asked to place it into the Icelandair sizer and it fit like a glove. Her bag was stuffed full. Another roller to consider is the Osprey Daylite Carry-On Wheeled Duffel 40. Its str

First off, congratulations on taking the slow travel plunge. We head out and embark on a similar itinerary in January; Perhaps our paths will cross? As my travel credo is "carry on only," wondering if y'all considered Osprey's Daylite™ Carry-On Wheeled Duffel 40L. I have been using it for domestic t