Wandering around the many exhibitors of the Berlin Travel Festival last March, I found something that caught my attention: a Sustainable Travel Backpack made only by recycled materials. Wow, super cool. But where is the trick? Back then the product was only a prototype, so I just take note of this as the innovation to […]
Travel Backpacks
Arcido Saxon Review: Light and Versatile Travel Backpack
After the big succes of the Arcido Bag, one of the most durable travel backpack I had the opportunity to try, in 2018 Arcido is back with a renewed line of travel backpacks, ready to attack the market. The Arcido Saxon is one of the new models of this year and is the smallest and […]
Best under 50€ Travel Backpack? Cabin Max Melbourne Review
After the positive review of the Cabin Max Ontario of last year, my curiosity went on the new backpack of Cabin Max: A premium-looking backpack, for digital/business people, that is sold for less than 50€. Here there is the Melbourne Advanced Travel Backpack review: Cabin Max Melbourne Review The Cabin Max Melbourne is a 38 litres […]
The Sportiva Bag, the minimalist daypack. Review
Are you looking for a minimalist and durable backpack? I may have the one for you. Some time ago, I wrote about 24 Bottles and their sustainable bottles (here is the post). They did another great job, again, with the Sportiva Bag. The Sportiva Bag is a durable backpack, without frippery. The materials are great. The […]
Cabin Max Ontario: The best backpack you can buy with less than 50€. Review
Cabin Max Ontario Review The backpack is big, resistant and waterproof. But its better feature is the price, only £35! Of course, the bag is not perfect. The touch and feel, of materials, is not so cheap but it is still some kind of plastic made coverage. Let’s start with some specification. Dimensions: 55x35x20 Laptop pocket up […]
Arcido Bag: The Tank of the Travel Backpacks. Review
This is the most solid and well-made backpack I’ve seen so far. It is waterproof, durable and plenty of space and pockets. With one big gap. But let’s start from the beginning: after I switched my idea of traveling from trolleys to a backpack only traveling, I’ve become addicted. So, in the last months, I’ve […]
