Welcome Nomad!

[CameronM]

I am using Northface. Very pleased with it but would like to hear any recommendations for the best backpacks, lightweight, durable and spacious enough for us digital nomads. What are you using now? Thanks in advance!

[MayaNik]

I use an Osprey, but after talking with some long term nomads I have changed my mind and will be switching before my next trip.
Don't get me wrong I love my Osprey, but I've found that mine doesn't have the pockets I need to stay organized and is more suited to hiking / a lot of walking. I guess I'm a lazy backpacker when I'm doing a lot of walking it's not with all my luggage.

Allow me to introduce you to https://www.tombihn.com/collections/travel-bags. My friends who have been DN-ing for 7 years are now solely using this brand after trying a lot.

[CameronM]

Actually, I've been browsing through Osprey's travel backpacks and good thing I've read your recommendation! I am a lazy backpacker too so it looks like Tom Bihn's just what I'm looking for. Thanks for sharing their lovely collection MayaNik!

[coffeeandlappy]

I have a Tortuga backpack and so far I'm happy with it. Sturdy and very comfortable traveling with it. Will surely check out Tom Bihn too.

[quinbee]

Have also been hearing quite a lot of good feedback for Tom Bihn. I do have Minaal and I love it for its minimalist look.

[MayaNik]

I'm a little bit too excited to switch up for a Tom. Might keep the Osprey for hiking trips because it's still a fantastic backpack!

[sam.thomas]

I've been traveling with a Herschel Little America backpack for just over 2 years now and I can't fault it. I'm constantly amazed at how much stuff I can cram into it and i'm a big fan of the retro styling. You'll probably have seen it all over instagram already

[bridgesmark]

I bought Osprey Porter 46L and it's my best purchase ever! Despite its big size, it is extremely comfortable and light in weight.