Best Travel Backpacks for 2025 | Tested & Reviewed

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What do you want in a travel bag? Lots of space, easy access to gear, lots of organization, open space? We’ve got the best travel backpack for every traveler, from lightweight models that won’t weigh you down to more supportive bags with lots of padding and creature comforts. Find the best travel backpack to take on your next trip in this video.

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[Stevenbrownx]

Traveling is one of the things that most motivates me to invest and keep my accessories and edc updated, it's like when Indiana Jones was preparing for the adventure haha

[hkochi]

How about a video about which travel backpacks fit smaller frames or women best?

[javyacuna]

Thanks to this channel, 3 years ago I settled on the Peak Design 45L and have taken it all over the world! Whether walking streets of Istanbul or having it in my tent, the bag does everything I need it to do. You guys rock!

[msgeen]

My personal pick is the Aer Travel Pack 3 Small. It's large enough to carry my essentials for my trip, yet small enough to fit under the seat. It can also be used as an everyday carry bag. I think it's more versatile than the regular ATP3.

[d.nakamura]

2:46 got the Tortuga 40L travel Lite and it worked well as a one bag carry-on for a week in Kaua’i. Very well designed and made, and it pairs very well with the Bellroy 7L Lite sling.

[mindyschaper]

Happy to see the improvements to the Alpa.

[aarongonzales]

I picked up a Nomadic Research TTL Bag 38L about a year ago and I LOVE it. It travels really well and I love the neutral look.

[manueldelgado]

I think the best pockets are in the Evergoods CTB 26, just loving it as my EDC carry for the past 9 months

[SJ_shinkansen]

More customization bag system videos would be helpful for the community

-is it possible to carry PD camera cube in bellroy travel light pack?

-if the 25L light outdoor PD bag is enough for my camera gears, will i be able to fit packing cube inside the canguro pocket with 3-4 days worth of clothes?

These type of videos are helpful for different type of travelers, different trips and for photographers

[jkamp]

Love the list. Has both mine and my daughters tops picks! CTB26 has been my go to bag since its release as the Phoenix 2 Carryology collab and I recently got the Griffin 2 version in waxed canvas. Still an absolute stunner. My daughter got the Cotopaxi about 2 years ago now and she loves it. She’s current an employee at the Grand Canyon National Park and uses it regularly.

[tjl]

Missing the old reliable Tomtoc Navigator 40L. I recently abandoned my Goruck GR2 40L for the Tomtoc due to the growing trend of 7kg/15lb carry-on limits.

[DavidParkinson]

For a long weekender I’ve found the Stubble & Co 30L to be a great pack. So good I wish they made a 23L one for EDC use.

[Marcel-ddch]

Good vid. thx! I just tend to buy the new Osprey Daylite Carry-On Travel Pack 44L instead atm for my next big roundtrip

[ThomsonVarghese]

i have done over 25 week long business trips on southwest airlines using my eBags Motherload last year (2024). This year (2025) i tried the TomToc T66 40L and i like it but i have a 2 week long Japan trip coming up and now i am inclining towards the Osprey Farpoint 55 😅

[Dr.ZoidbergPhD]

What do yall do with all those backpacks that yall have already reviewed? Do yall sell 'em?

[LeslieBurkhammer]

Have you done a Bagsmart Blast travel pack vs Bellroy Light travel pack review?

[Olson]

i've always loved my aer 35L x-pac travel packpack but picked up the pakt 45L bags recently to try them out

[mattosmond]

I’d love to see your opinion on Burton & DaKine backpacks. Been a fan for several years, quality is really good and good variety of bags.

[soulsearcher]

If you had to pick between the Cotopaxi Alpa or the Peak Design travel pack, which would you choose? I’m debating between both

[Maverickgouda]

Any suggestions for insulated pouches? I’m normally a bit funny about leaving my backpack in the car with toiletries, first aid, etc in hot temperatures. I also went on my 1st hike last month. I had to dig thru my Kånken when it came time to reapply sunscreen & the bottles were a bit warm. Is there something small like 1 L, that might go on a carabiner and keep contents around “room temperature” in a hot environment?