What should a backpack do when you are on the move? From a day in the city to a weekend away, it should keep essentials organized and easy to reach.
Some days take you from one place to the next. You might stay out longer than expected, pick something up along the way or head away for the weekend. Touring helps keep everything organized wherever you are going.
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For content creator Jordan Bunker, a weekend away starts with packing what he needs for the trip. See how he uses the Touring Traveler Backpack to keep work essentials and personal gear organized.
A day in the city can take you from one place to the next. The water-resistant and durable Touring City Daypack helps protect your devices on the move, while a front quick-access pocket keeps everyday essentials close. Its water-resistant design also helps keep your belongings protected when the weather changes.
Need more room? Its expandable case base adds extra space for a jacket or something picked up along the way.
The Touring Traveler Backpack keeps work and personal items separate. Laptop and tablet storage sits at the front, while clothes go into the main compartment and are secured with an X strap.
Side pockets keep smaller essentials accessible during the journey.
Built from durable, water-resistant materials, Touring Traveler Backpack combines protected device storage with travel-ready organization. Anti-scratch compartments accommodate a 15.6" laptop and 11" tablet, while quick-access pockets and dual-access bottle storage keep essentials close. Compression straps secure contents, while padded straps and an air-flow back panel support comfortable carry throughout the day.
Once packed, compression straps help secure the load. An air-flow padded back panel and adjustable padded shoulder straps support comfortable carrying from departure to destination.
Choose a backpack for how you actually move – and for the plans that might change along the way.