Refugio Day Pack

Mine is a black Patagonia Refugio backpack which is apparently being discontinued or updated: https://www.patagonia.com/product/refugio-daypack-26-liters/47913.html I find it perfect for teaching. Enough room and padded compartment for my personal iPad, chargers, and cables, along with spare pens, r

Look at the Patagonia Refugio 30l for a good option for <7kg travel - it’s only 795g and the laptop sleeve is removable so without that it’s even lighter, and it has a sternum strap and decent straps. I think some of the top load Decathlon bags are also fairly lightweight. I would just try not to br

Just got the 30l patagonia refugio daypack very roomy. Has external laptop compartment which is helpful at airports and comes with its a laptop sleeve. Only one outer pocket for small stuff

Thanks for taking the time to share. The previous model is the only bag I use for travel. Whilst I do miss the exterior pockets, as well as the strap width and placement my hiking pack has, I really enjoy mine. The new front pocket looks great. I feel as though this should be a consideration on almo

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I've looked at: Osprey Daylite 26+6...something about it I just don't love. I know it's highly recommended. Looks like laptop might just barely fit in the case but I'd have to open the whole bag to get to it which is kinda annoying. I love Cotopaxi bags but they won't fit the 16" laptop. For anyone

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I don’t know what your budget it (these are probably too expensive if you’re looking at Jansport) but check out the Patagonia Refugio day pack 26L, and the Aer Duffle Pack. Both have a duffel front, to keep clothes seperate. The Aer in particular would be a great gym bag but it’s very expensive.

I’m contemplating an Atom, but I’m looking to take a single bag for indefinite travel, and it’s such a specialised pack. Please could you share how this setup was the best you’ve tried yet? Liteway also look to be a great company, and one of their packs has a way to keep their laptop sleeve flush to

College student here, The refugio has a laptop sleeve: https://www.patagonia.com/product/refugio-daypack-30-liters/47928.html I've read that TNF backpacks and their quality has gone downhill, especially with the new straps they added a bit ago. The company also hasn't been honoring their warranty so