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The best backpacks you can buy

Erin Mayer   

The best backpacks you can buy
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The best backpacks

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  • Backpacks are perfect for anyone who commutes to work every day or just tends to carry a lot of gear with them when they go out.
  • The Herschel Supply Co. Little America Backpack is the perfect work-to-weekend bag because it's roomy enough to pack for a short vacation, but not so large that it looks comical at the office.

I got really into everyday backpacks when I worked in an office. Simply put, I found them to be the best way to carry all my daily essentials - laptop, book for the commute, lunch when I remembered to pack it - without destroying my already tension-prone shoulders.

Although the word "backpack" still reminds me of middle school, modern-day rucksacks are anything but childish. It's entirely possible to find a backpack that is equal parts cool and functional, no matter your style or your daily needs.

A good everyday backpack should fit what you need for a busy day in a well-organized manner, without being so bulky that it becomes difficult to carry. All of our picks can accommodate a laptop or tablet. The right daily backpack should cater to your lifestyle, but on the whole, our top picks will take you from the gym to the office to your after work plans in style.

Here are the best backpacks you can buy:

Updated on 06/11/2019 by Les Shu: Updated prices, links, and formatting.

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