Kaslo Backpack Tech Moonbeam Tonal Daypack - 20L

I had shoulder bags for about a decade before I switched to a backpack. Mainly for back support. I'm 42 and I need something that won't kill my back. I also commute, so I need something I can run to the bus/subway in a rush. I did look around for something that's both functional and fashionable. I e

Herschel Kaslo 30 liter rugzak. Huge, maar er past ook wel echt alles in. Eten, papier, boeken, laptop en ipad. Heel blij mee.

I have a Herschel Kaslo Daypack Tech and love it.

Bellroy and Black Ember backpacks are your best bet for minimal aesthetics. You can also check out XD Design Bobby backpacks for a more techy and nerdy design. Great for tech carry kaso very limiting for packing since structured shell sya. Popular choice din recently yung Herschel Kaslo 30L on the m

I started using my Herschel Kaslo Daypack Tech bag (it has a sleeve that slides on to your luggage handle), I use that as my diaper bag and everday bag now. It fits perfectly in the small basket under my ergobaby metro+ stroller. I did use the Hershel Diaper Bag at first, but for everday, it got too

I actually don't use a backpack when exploring the city. My backpack stays in my hotel. But you might be interested in 3 different backpacks. (1) The Swissgear 3598 is very minimalist and small for a backpack as well.--> This is my bugout bag in my car. (2) Bellroy Transit 20L --> my work EDC and gy

I just purchased the Herschel Kaslo Daypack Tech laptop backpack in navy blue and it’s perfect. I’d also recommend Tumi if you’re looking for something a bit more high end.