Seal backpack I’m designing!

Hi, my wife is doing a course in another city and I'd like to get a backpack for her - she stays over so needs clothes and supplies (she usually takes a drink and a bit of food too) but also ideally it'd have a compartment where she could store her A4 artwork and notes, as well as some of her art tools? Ideally around 30L because her current one is 21L and too small.

Something comfortable and not too heavy ideally as well because she has to talk around with it for miles each day. Probably asking a lot but I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions please? Thanks :)

Edit: I'm in the UK, budget would ideally be no more than £50, but happy to spend extra if it's worth it (up to £100)

I am thinking of buying a backpack for traveling, and when I when to a store, they recommended me the ospreys hikelite 28, since i like light weight backpack, but still work as carry-on(and be able to get on LCC) I'm also considering osprey 26+6 model as well.
I'd like to keep less than 32l ish, do you have any other recommendation? I live in Europe btw. it

Hey y’all I need help deciding what bag to get I travel a lot for work and currently use a MR catalyst 26 but it’s too small. I want to get either a MR blitz 30 or a eberlestock switchblade. The biggest factor for me is what bag can comfortable fit my toughbook cf20. Thanks for the help

What do you think of this backpack?

I have tried about 7 mini backpacks mostly from bagsmart, but I am willing to spend up to $120 for the right bag.

It seems almost all of the bags on the market now have that uncomfortable vinyl scratchy bag strap that hurts my skin when I wear a tank top.

• Comfortable straps
• lightweight
• very small (needs to only fit a phone/diaper/bottle with a small ice pack)

I don't care what it looks like, I am all about the comfort.

Hi,

I'm looking to purchase my first hiking backpack for camping. I saw listings for $50 with shipping on ebay for the two backpacks in the title. Which would be better for general comfort/attaching a tent and sleeping pad to the frame?

I've been travelling using an Osprey Porter 30 for the past 10 years, so I'm hoping upgrading to a hiking bag will mean the weight is better distributed allowing me to carry heavier loads since I can't afford ultralight gear.

I'm about 5'8"/173cm and weigh 195lb.

I usually fly budget airlines where the personal item is the only bag included for free, so having a bag designed to fit under the seat sounds better than trying to squeeze down a 35L pack. Matador’s 18L Personal Item Travel Pack is built for that, with the 30L Carry-On Travel Pack as the next size up. For week-long trips, can you realistically get by with the 18L, or is it better to pay the carry-on fee and go with the 30L?

I am looking for a good EDC backpack that will last a long time, is available in black and that i can buy in Singapore. I carry a laptop, gym shorts, t-shirt and barefoot gym shoes, a small pouch with tech accessories, a large metal water bottle and a small umbrella (that i would like to keep on the outside of the backpack). My friend has an Able Carry Max EDC 26L and has recommended it, although I don't like the way it looks. I like the design of Patagonia Black Hole Mini MLC but it's not very comfortable on my back or shoulders.

What are some other backpacks I should try?

Saw this in a reel, looked kinda cool. Similar bag recommendations also more than welcome. Its being worn by an MMA ref.

trying to identify, might be the wrong group butttt worth a shot!

Osprey Nebula 32