mainly used for carrying around a pencil case, water, folders, laptop and odd bits. While I understand durability comes at a cost, I have a budget of £50. Thanks and I look foward to responding to your suggestions
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- 4 months
If you’re looking for a non-American/EU option, I’ve had good experiences with Fjallraven’s Kanken Totepack. That’s the only product of theirs I own, but I assume one of their regular backpacks would be even better since there are fewer moving parts to it. Has a lifetime warranty.
Otherwise, and bias fully acknowledged lol, anything from Duluth Pack is amazing since all those use a heavy canvas. It’s on the pricier end, but worth it. The Scoutmaster model has a laptop pouch and is beautiful. Has a lifetime warranty but will stand up for decades before you’d need it.
- IchNichtenLichten@lemmy.wtfEnglish4 months
Duluth Pack have got some bad press for being friendly to Trump. I buy from Frost River instead and their gear is locally made and excellent quality.
