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14 best travel backpacks to take with you on the road

You'll want to upgrade to one of these travel backpacks before your next trip

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Set aside the bulky rollaboard luggage, because duffel bags and travel backpacks are the new undisputed kings of versatile luggage. Cobblestone streets and other rough surfaces that wheeled luggage can’t handle? The best travel backpacks can withstand all those obstacles. Plus, they weigh less than traditional hard-sided suitcases, they contort and cram easier into overhead bins and under airplane seats, and they transition seamlessly from the airport to the backcountry.

All of these reasons make the backpack the single best luggage type for almost anyone looking to travel carry-on only. If you’re looking for the best travel backpacks for men, here are our top picks.

Tortuga Travel Backpack Lite 40L
Tortuga Travel Backpack Lite 40L
Best overall
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Swissgear 1900 Scansmart Laptop Backpack
Swissgear 1900 ScanSmart Laptop Backpack
Best value
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Ortlieb Atrack
Ortlieb Atrack
Best waterproof travel backpack
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Victorinox Mythic Compact Backpack
Victorinox Mythic Compact Backpack
Best compact luxury backpack
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Mission Workshop The Rhake Backpack
Mission Workshop Rhake
Best durable travel backpack
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Osprey Arcane Roll Top
Osprey Arcane Roll Top
Best eco-friendly travel backpack
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Pacsafe® ECO 25L anti-theft backpack
Pacsafe ECO 25L anti-theft backpack
Best anti-theft travel backpack
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Ogio Pace Pro 25 Backpack
Ogio Pace Pro 25 Backpack
Best work travel backpack
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The Brevitē Backpack
The Brevitē Backpack
Best minimalist travel backpack
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Peak Designs Travel Backpack
Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L
Best expandable travel backpack
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Minaal Carry-on 3.0
Minaal Carry-on 3.0 Travel Backpack
Best laptop travel backpack
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Osprey Farpoint 40L Men's Travel Backpack, Black
Osprey Farpoint 55
Best over 40 liters travel backpack
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Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor
Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor
Best expandable adventure backpack
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Eagle Creek Gear Warrior Convertible Carry On
Eagle Creek Gear Warrior Convertible Carry On
Best convertible wheeled travel backpack
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The Manual Best Product Award Tortuga Travel Backpack Lite
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Tortuga Travel Backpack Lite 40L

Pros
  • Perfect carry-on size at 40 liters
  • Well-padded hip belt for weight distribution
  • Simple yet effective organization
Cons
  • Not as many pockets as other options
Specification:
Dimensions 21.7 x 13.8 x 7.9 inches
Material 630D Cordura nylon

After taking the Tortuga Travel Backpack Lite on a weekend trip, I get why so many travelers swear by this brand. At 40 liters, it’s the perfect carry-on size, and the clamshell design made packing and accessing my gear effortless. Unlike some travel backpacks that overdo the pockets, this one keeps things simple but effective — dedicated compartments for a laptop, clothes, and small essentials.

The harness system is surprisingly good for a travel pack, with solid padding and a hip belt that actually supports the weight. I carried it through airports, city streets, and long walks to my hotel, and it stayed comfortable the whole time. If you want a streamlined, one-bag travel solution that won’t wreck your shoulders, this is a solid pick.

Tortuga Travel Backpack Lite 40L
Tortuga Travel Backpack Lite 40L
Best overall
Best Budget Pick Swissgear 1900 ScanSmart Laptop Backpack
Swissgear

Swissgear 1900 ScanSmart Laptop Backpack

Pros
  • TSA-friendly, lay-flat laptop compartment
  • Affordable compared to competitors
  • Durable ballistic fabric construction
Cons
  • Bulkier than other options
Specification:
Dimensions 18.5 x 13.25 x 9 inches
Material Durable 1200D polyester

Swissgear doesn’t make the swankiest backpacks, and it doesn’t pretend to. The brand’s aesthetic seems like a grown-up version of the bookbag you carried to school every day in 10th grade. What the brand lacks in modern style, however, it makes up for in thoughtful functionality and utility. The Swissgear 1900 ScanSmart Laptop Backpackis well suited to urban executives and road warriors who carry plenty of electronics gear.

The exterior is made from durable ballistic fabric with an oversized main compartment and zippers. Inside, a built-in suspension system ensures your laptop, tablet, and other electronics stay safe. Lay-flat technology means your computer can remain in the bag at TSA checkpoints. Simply unzip and unfold the clamshell design and run the entire bag through the scanner. The best part? The value. Swissgear makes some of the best travel backpacks for the money.

Swissgear 1900 Scansmart Laptop Backpack
Swissgear 1900 ScanSmart Laptop Backpack
Best value
Tested By The Manual ORTLIEB Atrack backpack
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Ortlieb Atrack

Pros
  • Fully waterproof and submersible
  • Adjustable back panel for comfort
  • Innovative back-panel zipper for easier packing
Cons
  • Heavier than other travel backpacks
Specification:
Dimensions 22 x 10.2 x 9.8 inches
Material PVC-free nylon

After testing the Ortlieb Atrack in a mix of city travel and outdoor exploration, I can confidently say this bag is built for the elements. Unlike most "waterproof" bags that just resist a drizzle, this one is fully submersible. I took it through heavy rain and even tossed it in a shallow river just to see if my gear would stay dry, and it did!

The back-panel zipper design took a minute to get used to, but it actually makes packing way easier and keeps the opening protected. Comfort-wise, the adjustable back panel and solid padding made it easy to carry, even on longer treks. If you need a backpack that truly laughs in the face of bad weather, the Atrack is worth the investment.

Ortlieb Atrack
Ortlieb Atrack
Best waterproof travel backpack
Tested By The Manual Victorinox Mythic Compact Backpack
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Victorinox Mythic Compact Backpack

Pros
  • Sleek and luxurious design
  • Breathable back panel for comfort
  • Well-padded laptop sleeve
Cons
  • Higher price point
Specification:
Dimensions 16.9 x 12.6 x 5.9 inches
Material Nylon

I’ve been using the Victorinox Mythic Compact Backpack for everyday commuting and short trips, and it’s one of those bags that just works. Right out of the box, the build quality is impressive and exudes luxury. It’s sleek, durable, and lightweight. It doesn’t scream "travel backpack," which I like, but it still has all the organization you need.

The laptop sleeve is well padded, and the internal compartments make it easy to keep things tidy. I especially appreciate the breathable back panel and padded straps, which kept things comfortable even when I packed it full. If you’re looking for a lightweight, no-fuss commuter backpack that balances style and function, this one’s a great choice.

Victorinox Mythic Compact Backpack
Victorinox Mythic Compact Backpack
Best compact luxury backpack
Tested By The Manual Mission Workshop Rhake Backpack
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Mission Workshop Rhake

Pros
  • Extremely durable and weatherproof
  • Roll-top closure allows flexible packing
  • Comfortable for long-term wear
Cons
  • Heavier than other travel backpacks
Specification:
Dimensions 21 x 13 x 5 inches
Material X-PAC VX-21

I put the Mission Workshop Rhake through its paces on daily commutes and a couple of weekend trips, and this thing is an absolute tank. The build quality is next-level awesome — durable materials, weatherproof construction, and a design that just feels bombproof. The roll-top closure gives some flexibility in how much you can pack, and the many pockets are surprisingly well thought out. I never had to dig for anything, and even fully loaded, the bag felt secure and comfortable.

The structured back panel and padded straps do a great job of distributing weight, which I appreciated on longer walks. If you want a bag that looks tactical but functions perfectly for everyday and travel, the Rhake is tough to beat.

Mission Workshop The Rhake Backpack
Mission Workshop Rhake
Best durable travel backpack
Osprey Arcane Large Top Zip Pack
Osprey

Osprey Arcane Roll Top

Pros
  • Eco-friendly construction with recycled materials
  • Compact 22-liter size ideal for everyday carry
  • Padded laptop sleeve for protection
Cons
  • Limited space for long trips
Specification:
Dimensions 19.7 x 11.8 x 8.7 inches
Material Bluesign-approved 500D recycled polyester packcloth, PFC-free DWR

Osprey is well known for its trail-ready backpacks and daypacks. The Arcane Roll Top embodies a slightly different aesthetic — one that combines a streamlined silhouette with vintage material for a unique look. The construction is a blend of bluesign-approved 500-denier recycled polyester packcloth and PFC-free DWR, so it not only looks great but is also durable and environmentally conscious.

The 22-liter capacity hits the sweet spot for the ideal everyday pack. A low-profile stretch pocket provides a home for your water bottle, while a 16-inch padded sleeve ensures your laptop stows safely inside.

Osprey Arcane Roll Top
Osprey Arcane Roll Top
Best eco-friendly travel backpack
Pacsafe ECO 25L anti-theft backpack
Pacsafe

Pacsafe ECO 25L anti-theft backpack

Pros
  • Made from 100% recycled materials
  • Anti-theft technology for added security
  • Water repellent and highly durable
Cons
  • Slightly smaller capacity at 25 liters
Specification:
Dimensions 19.7 x 10.6 x 7.5 inches
Material 320D ECONYL regenerated nylon Taslon

Among everyday household materials, plastic waste is the single worst threat to our oceans and the environment. Manufacturers are ditching their virgin plastic processes to rely 100% on recycled materials. Pacsafe is leading the charge with its ECONYL collection — an eco-conscious line made of regenerated nylon fiber. The plastic content within the unique fibers is mainly sourced from fishing nets and other discarded nylon fabrics.

The material is inherently durable and water repellent, making it ideal for building the best travel backpack carry-on. What’s more is that the integrated anti-theft technology built into this Pacsafe bag virtually guarantees it can’t be slashed or stolen.

Pacsafe® ECO 25L anti-theft backpack
Pacsafe ECO 25L anti-theft backpack
Best anti-theft travel backpack
Ogio Pace Pro 25 Backpack
Ogio

Ogio Pace Pro 25 Backpack

Pros
  • Multiple external pockets for quick access
  • Spacious compartments for work gear
  • Sleek professional look
Cons
  • Not the best for adventure travel
Specification:
Dimensions 19.25 x 13.75 x 7 inches
Material 1680D ballistic polyester and 900D water-resistant coated polyester

Transform your corporate appearance completely with Ogio’s Pace Pro 25 Backpack, which will help you store more work-related documents so you’re always ready or grooming products just in case your work gets tough. The backpack is equipped with numerous pockets outside for easy access to your essentials, and it’s filled inside with large compartments for your work gear, such as headphones, laptop, tablet, and more.

Ogio Pace Pro 25 Backpack
Ogio Pace Pro 25 Backpack
Best work travel backpack
The Brevitē Backpack
Brevitē

The Brevitē Backpack

Pros
  • Lightweight and compact
  • Minimalist aesthetic
  • Great for everyday use
Cons
  • Small capacity
Specification:
Dimensions 16.25 x 11 x 5.5 inches
Material 600D polyester

If you want a toned-down backpack when it comes to design, then the Brevitē Backpack might be the one for you. This laptop backpack is an ideal bag for everyday use due to its lightweight and compact design while being fully functional. It’s perfect for work, travel, and everything in between.

The Brevitē Backpack
The Brevitē Backpack
Best minimalist travel backpack
Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L
Peak Design

Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L

Pros
  • Expandable from 35 to 45 liters
  • Tuck-away straps for smooth airport navigation
  • Weatherproof recycled nylon shell
Cons
  • Large size might be overkill for some travelers
Specification:
Dimensions 22 x 13 x 9.5 inches
Material Weatherproof 100% recycled 400D nylon Versa Shell external fabric

Peak Design offers some of the best-designed bags on the planet. From its premium camera messengers to its streamlined travel backpacks, it’s clear no detail is overlooked. The brand’s Travel Backpack 45L is no different. It’s an international carry-on-sized 30-liter pack that expands to a generous 45-liter hauler when needed.

Because it’s designed to be the best camera travel backpack, the system of pockets, sleeves, and pouches is remarkably well thought out. This is especially true for modern nomads prone to packing tons of electronics gear, cables, and other travel essentials. It’s all wrapped in a handsome, weatherproof shell made of 400D recycled nylon canvas. The clever tuck-away shoulder straps and its hip belt easily conceal to make passing through airport security a breeze.

Peak Designs Travel Backpack
Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L
Best expandable travel backpack
Minaal Carry-on 3.0 Travel Backpack
Minaal

Minaal Carry-on 3.0 Travel Backpack

Pros
  • Shock-proof compartment for electronics
  • Compliant with international carry-on limits
  • Minimalist, stylish design
Cons
  • Pricier than similar travel backpacks
Specification:
Dimensions 21.6 x 13.7 x 7.87 inches
Material 600D Picton fabric, made from recycled yarn

Minaal is proof that backpack design has come a long way in just the last few years. Its bags are sleek, minimalist, and dare we say, classy. They feature an urban stealth aesthetic that’s equally at home in the boardroom as on a crowded train platform in Vietnam. The 3.0 Travel Backpack can be shouldered like a traditional backpack or carried on its side with a briefcase-style handle.

It accommodates up to 16-inch laptops and 16-inch devices within a shock-proof compartment. It’s sized right to both maximize interior volume and comply with U.S. and European carry-on limits. Plus, the included rain cover wraps around the entire affair to keep valuables safe and dry. For all these reasons, it’s one of the best business travel backpacks available.

Minaal Carry-on 3.0
Minaal Carry-on 3.0 Travel Backpack
Best laptop travel backpack
Osprey Farpoint 55
Osprey

Osprey Farpoint 55

Pros
  • Removable daypack for extra flexibility
  • Comfortable harness system
  • Durable and well built
Cons
  • Too large for strict carry-on requirements
Specification:
Dimensions 9 x 14 x 22 inches
Material Bluesign-approved 450D recycled twist dobby polyester, PFAS-free DWR

Osprey has long been one of our favorite backpack brands. It recognizes a good design and doesn’t feel the need to reinvent the wheel. The Osprey Farpoint 55 features a streamlined piggyback design that combines a 42-liter main bag with a zip-off 13-liter daypack. The main compartment is accessible via lockable zipper pulls, while inside the bag are designated laptop and tablet sleeves.

The pack’s suspension system stows away inside a zippered panel for a sleeker profile. The entire affair can be checked through to your final destination or detached as a complete, two-piece carry-on “kit.” For travelers who can’t part with every convenience of home (we’re looking at you, Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker), there’s also the massive Farpoint 70, which boasts 15 liters of additional cargo space.

Osprey Farpoint 40L Men's Travel Backpack, Black
Osprey Farpoint 55
Best over 40 liters travel backpack
Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor
Sierra Designs

Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor

Pros
  • Expands from 40 to 60 liters for versatility
  • Streamlined, duffel-like exterior minimizes snags
Cons
  • May not be ideal for casual travelers
Specification:
Dimensions 25 x 12.5 x 12.5 inches
Material 100D nylon honeycomb/420D oxford

The best backpacks are designed to pack down as small as possible but expand substantially when needed. Sierra Designs’ Flex Capacito balloons up to 50%, from 40 liters to 60 liters, in a pinch. It’s unique, however, in that it doesn’t expand upward like most packs — rather, the overall circumference expands to provide a more stable and comfortable load carry.

The smooth, duffel-bag-like exterior keeps it more streamlined than its competitors, so it won’t snag as easily in transit. It’s ideal for both travel and trail, particularly for adventure travelers looking at multi-day expeditions once they land.

Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor
Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor
Best expandable adventure backpack
Eagle Creek Expanse 4-Wheel 26-Inch
Eagle Creek

Eagle Creek Gear Warrior Convertible Carry On

Pros
  • Functions as both a wheeled bag and backpack
  • 55-liter capacity split between two bags
  • Rugged wheels and durable build for off-road use
Cons
  • Can feel cumbersome in backpack mode
Specification:
Dimensions 22 x 14 x 10 inches
Material 100% recycled 600D polyester dobby

If you can’t bear to part with the convenience of wheeled luggage (yes, we admit there are rare circumstances where rollaboards beat their travel backpack counterparts), split the difference with a convertible wheeled backpack. The Gear Warrior Convertible Carry On from Eagle Creek is a jack of all trades — a wheeled bag when you need it; a dependable outdoor backpack when the terrain gets rough.

Like Osprey’s Farpoint, this 55-liter “bag” is actually two bags in a piggyback configuration — a 37-liter wheeled main bag and an 18-liter traditional daypack that combine via a series of adjustable straps. The entire setup, including rugged, off-road capable wheels, corner bumpers, kick plates, and abrasion-resistant exoskeleton, is ideal for adventurous travelers.

Eagle Creek Gear Warrior Convertible Carry On
Eagle Creek Gear Warrior Convertible Carry On
Best convertible wheeled travel backpack

What to consider when choosing a travel backpack

Picking the right travel backpack is about choosing a pack that’ll be comfortable, durable, and functional for your specific travel style. Here are a few key things to keep in mind when shopping around for your ideal travel companion:

  • Size: The size of the backpack matters a lot. Too small, and you’ll be cramming your stuff in; too big, and it’ll feel like you're carrying a suitcase on your back. A good rule of thumb is to look for a bag that fits your typical travel style, something around 40 to 50 liters is perfect for most travelers doing carry-on only.
  • Comfort: You’re going to be carrying this backpack for hours, maybe even days, so comfort should be a priority. Look for padded, ergonomic shoulder straps and a well-ventilated back panel to help distribute the weight evenly. If you're carrying a heavier load, a hip belt is a game changer in relieving pressure from your shoulders and back.
  • Durability: Travel backpacks can take a beating. Water-resistant or waterproof fabrics, high-quality zippers, and reinforced stitching will help your bag hold up during tough conditions.
  • Security: Especially if you're traveling in busy cities or unfamiliar places, anti-theft features are a must. Some backpacks come with lockable zippers, cut-resistant straps, or RFID-blocking compartments to keep your valuables safe from pickpockets.
  • Ease of access: Think about how you want to access your stuff. Do you want a top-loader, where you dump everything in from the top? Or would you prefer a more structured clamshell-style bag, where everything opens up like a suitcase for easier organization? The way you pack and unpack can affect how quickly you can get to your essentials, so choose a style that fits your routine.
  • Tech-friendly features: For anyone traveling with a laptop or tablet, tech compartments are a big deal. Many backpacks come with dedicated sleeves for your electronics, some even with extra padding for added protection. If you plan to carry a camera or other gadgets, look for backpacks with customizable compartments to keep everything secure and organized.
  • Weather protection: If you're heading to a place with unpredictable weather, a backpack with waterproofing or a rain cover can save you a lot of trouble. Look for a pack made with water-resistant materials, or make sure it comes with a built-in rain cover to keep your gear dry during unexpected downpours.

How we chose

To pick the best travel backpacks, we relied on our own experiences and thorough research. We started with trusted brands then dove into reviews to see what worked for others. Backpacks that got consistent negative feedback or had obvious design flaws were quickly crossed off the list.

The backpacks we tested were used for different types of trips to check for comfort, durability, and practicality. Any bags that didn’t meet these standards, like those that lacked comfort or key features, didn’t make the cut.

Why trust us

At The Manual, we’ve spent years cutting through the noise to bring you expert-backed recommendations on essentials like travel gear, style must-haves, and grooming tools. Our team has tested countless products hands on to separate the best from the rest, ensuring that you invest in gear that truly works for you.

This best travel backpacks guide was written and contributed to by Mike Richard, who has traveled the world since 2008 and knows a thing or two about travel, and Kelly Baker, The Manual’s expert in all things travel gear. With six years of experience in journalism and product reviewing, specifically in travel gear, Kelly has personally tested, packed, and traveled with several of these backpacks in real-world conditions.

Looking for more expert advice? You can explore more of The Manual’s in-depth guides, including our best waterproof backpacks roundup and the best backpacks for air travel, to find even more top-tier travel essentials.

At the core of our reviews, we focus on real-world usability, durability, and design. Unlike other sites that solely rely on aggregated reviews, The Manual rigorously tests gear to ensure it meets the needs of travelers, whether you’re a digital nomad, weekend explorer, or business commuter. Our goal is to help you travel smarter with gear that won’t let you down.

Kelly Baker

Kelly is a writer who loves good books, baking homemade bread, playing the piano, and spending time with her family.

Mike Richard

Mike Richard has traveled the world since 2008. He's kayaked in Antarctica, tracked endangered African wild dogs in South Africa, and survived a near-miss great white shark attack in Mexico. His travel advice has appeared on the websites of industry-leading publications for Forbes, Travel + Leisure, CNET, National Geographic, and Vagabondish. He loves the great outdoors and good bourbon, and (usually) calls Massachusetts home. Mike also enjoys speaking in the third person.

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