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Hipster-Stalin t1_itsq1yz wrote
Backpack.
SnooWords4839 t1_itsvn4n wrote
I always use a backpack.
Altruistic-Ad2645 t1_itsxkdl wrote
PacSafe backpack.
OttoBaker t1_itszt7y wrote
Baggallini makes water-resistant, antibacterial bags. They are lightweight and resilient, and available in many styles and sizes. I have several, my oldest one is 12 years old and I’ve used it on weeks-long treks in Europe almost annually, and it still looks good. They are well made and reasonably priced.
bahahaha2001 OP t1_itt4m4a wrote
I’m fine with a backpack but let’s get more specific. Best one? Comfortable storage options. Cute.
Grateful_Veg t1_itt56ko wrote
Can’t give you a specific but just look into any kind of outdoors brand ie the north face / Patagonia etc. you’ll want it to have some kind of weather proofing for the fall/winter
mbc106 t1_itt58v7 wrote
If you don’t plan on going through the bag during your trip then try a backpack. I have this one and like it a lot: https://a.co/d/0udpWoH
If you’ll be going through the bag during the trip for your coffee or a book or whatever, I’d do a cross-body bag. Going in and out of a backpack more than once is a pain. Baggallini is a good brand - maybe something like this? https://www.baggallini.com/the-only-bag/OOB760-BG.html
Browse in TJ Maxx/Marshall’s and I’ll bet you’ll find something.
Groady_Wang t1_itspxhr wrote
Is a backpack not sufficient or convenient?