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Minaal Carry-On Bag

Minaal Carry-On BagThe Minaal Carry-On is a favourite of digital nomads. The bag features a lie-flat packing system, easy access for laptops, and it adheres to all airline carry-on sizes.
Minaal Carry-On Bag

Standard’s Carry-on Backpack

Standard's Carry-on BackpackThis bag is a 3-in-1 travel backpack, messenger bag, and duffle. Designed with concealable backpack straps, compartment dividers, side and top handles. It comes with an expandable capacity of 35 – 45L and fits airline size rules.
Standard’s Carry-on Backpack

REI Wheely Beast Wheeled Duffel – 22″

REI Wheely Beast Wheeled Duffel - 22The REI carry-on-size rolling beast is as burly as ever and fits in most airline overhead bins. Smooth-rolling wheels and inside features 2 zip mesh pockets and compression straps.
REI Wheely Beast Wheeled Duffel – 22″

Osprey Farpoint 40 Travel Backpack

Osprey Farpoint 40 Travel BackpackThe Farpoint series brings streamlined features and light weight, with two torso sizes for a simplified but custom fit.
Osprey Farpoint 40 Travel Backpack

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