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The Best Carry-On Bags To Meet Any Need

by Akhil Kalepu

Feb 3, 2015

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Products / Travel

Looking to meet the perfect bag to fit your particular style? Look no further, friends.

 

For a Sturdy, Stylish Duffel Bag, Go for BAGGU

This dependable, canvas bag is a sleek, no frills bag that does its job: it carries your stuff. It’s flexible, light and compact, and has an adjustable shoulder strap for extra comfort. A BAGGU bag is really the only bag you’ll ever need.

 

For a Functional Backpack, Go for Patagonia

Patagonia backpacks are praised for their organized structure and packing versatility. The Refugio Pack in particular is a waterproof, three-compartment pack complete with fleece-lined pockets and laptop sleeve. It also comes in a number of bright, fun colors.

 

For a Light ‘n’ Easy Roller, Go for Eagle Creek

This bag might be perfect for the perpetually late person. When you’re running through the airport to catch your flight, you can use one of many grab handles to quickly convert this roller into a backpack.

 

For a Small Satchel with Big Space, Go for Army Surplus

When you need to pack a lot into a little, military satchels are basically your regular Mary Poppins’ bag. This tactical gear bag is made of sturdy polyester, a removable hard lining and seven pockets. Oh, and a pen organizer.

 

For the Ultimate Travel Tote, Go for Vera Bradley

Chances are, if you’re looking to travel with a tote bag, you’re a stylish one. Luckily, Vera Bradley’s got you covered with a line of lovely weekenders and travelers. The Trimmed Vera Traveler is extra large and extra chic, complete with six slip pockets and a zip-top closure.

 

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