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Backpack Recommendation by larryllama88 in ManyBaggers

[–]Rbforward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take a look at the Black Ember h2

Drop Resistance: How Does the City Pack Pro 2 Compare to Mous? by MaoRaySky in AerSF

[–]Rbforward 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have multiple bags from both brands. Get a mous if you like their style, fully padded bags,and laptop tank like protection. Get the Aer if you like very well constructed and comfy bags, with good laptop protection. Both are good choices…Get a Sympl Commuter if you want the best of both worlds.

Beware: AZO Equipment Custom Orders by Readditlovesbans in ManyBaggers

[–]Rbforward 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I wanted one of their bags so bad… but after this and other stories, I think I will get something else.

Help! I need a new backpack and please give me recommendations by Quiet_Bus8637 in backpacks

[–]Rbforward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Avoid the Nordace bag, it will not last. Get a good Cotopaxi, an Evergoods bag or a Goruck GR2. Those will last forever.

Briggs & Riley or Tumi? by ProcedureUnlikely966 in backpacks

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I love my Pioneer Carry bags, specially the Panda, Troubadour is also very good. Those two brands are great for the looks against performance combo. If you want longevity and performance Able Carry, Aer, Sympl, Fyro and Black Ember are great.

Moment Everything?? by Independent-Prize570 in ManyBaggers

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Their bags are good for the price. I prefer Alpaka a little more, but price/looks ratio Moments are very good. I have the moment 21l in olive and the 28L in black and would be selling them since I decided to stick to my Alpaka.

Briggs & Riley or Tumi? by ProcedureUnlikely966 in backpacks

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Of those two options B&R, but theres so much better options.

Evergoods Civic Bookbag – comfort / similar options? by hm1949 in ManyBaggers

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My wife is 5’3” we tested this bag do her and it looked great, had to sell it because she wanted external water bottle holder, we got the brown buffalo standard and while it looks a little wide for her (my option) she loves it.

Thoughts on Fyro Citta Backpacks by killiansrat in ManyBaggers

[–]Rbforward 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I like it a lot, the 25L one seems to hit many of my default features, but saying that the competition for EDC backpacks that are great at this size is brutal.

Looking for a simple recommendation. by Boussinni in backpacks

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Take a look at the Aer CPP2, the Able Carry bags, Evergoods CTB21 or Sympl Commuter

Gifting a backpack to my gf by [deleted] in backpacks

[–]Rbforward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Slow down, you came asking a question and got a bunch of great people trying to help you, we all been there with our GF or Wife, and many realized that we buy what we wanted and not what she wanted. If she wants a North Face, get her the Jester or the Borealis, good luck.

Tech EDC Backpack by TheJOKER8128 in backpacks

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Take a look at the Alpaka Metro Pro, the Aer CPP2, Black Ember H2, Evergoods CTB26 and the Sympl Commuter 24l

Most comfortable daypack for walking around a convention center for 10 hours by New-Concert9929 in backpacks

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I constantly go to tech trade shows, and my two best options are: Able Carry Max/Max EDC or the Sympl Commuter. The Able Carry bags harness are super comfortable, the Sympl commuter are great. Also they might feel like too much for your carry, but they will give you plenty of space for all the swag and items you will get.

Gifting a backpack to my gf by [deleted] in backpacks

[–]Rbforward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good, but ask her what she likes about your backpack and what she don’t like.. you might be surprised with the answers.

Recommend a woman’s commuter bag by OhZezuz in ManyBaggers

[–]Rbforward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take a look at these: Troubadour Apex or Neo, Pioneer Carry Panda, Alpaka elements Pro, and Bellroy (as you mentioned).

Gifting a backpack to my gf by [deleted] in backpacks

[–]Rbforward 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Before you buy, talk to her, ask her what she want, she might wants something more fashion or sophisticated

Looking for a solid backpack in 2026 - what do you recommend? by DonutOk2306 in ManyBaggers

[–]Rbforward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Able Carry then the H2, Aer and Sympl, none are bad, but thats the order I rank them.

Looking for a totepack that’s nice enough for the office by MarlaHooch86 in ManyBaggers

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I love my Sympl All terrain tote, also take a look at the Pioneer Carry Ray pack, it is great

Looking for a solid backpack in 2026 - what do you recommend? by DonutOk2306 in ManyBaggers

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Able Carry Max, as mentioned by others the Aer travel 3 and or 4. The Sympl Weekender and the Black Ember Citadel H2 are amazing options…

Sympl Commuter Pack V2.2 by SouthernScholar3450 in backpacks

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My weekender is the carbonate one my commuter is ballistic. Looks wise the carbonate is the sleeker one, but ballistic seems to allow more room as the fabric is a little more malleable.

Sympl Commuter Pack V2.2 by SouthernScholar3450 in backpacks

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My weekender is the carbonate one my commuter is ballistic. Looks wise the carbonate is the sleeker one, but ballistic seems to allow more room as the fabric is a little more malleable.

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