Backpacks

Having a fully stocked diaper bag at the ready makes it easier to get out the door and change your kid on the go.

Struggling to pack for your weekend away? The Cotopaxi Allpa 35L fits so much more than you’d expect.

A buy-it-for-a-lifetime backpack should last you for years of heavy use. But as with all investments, you need to decide if it makes sense for you.

Whether you’re planning a week or a weekend away, the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack Del Dia can keep you organized and comfortable on the road.

The classic Fjällräven Kånken is a child’s school backpack that has barely changed in decades. That’s exactly why I love it.

For trips ranging from a week to multiple months, the Osprey Farpoint 55 and Fairview 55 carried everything we needed comfortably.

We’ve been testing kids backpacks for almost a decade. These packs consistently rank among the best.

Our top backpack picks for the 2023-2024 school year include a sporty-looking ergonomic pack, a bag that’s nostalgic and timeless, and a polished workhorse.

A great laptop backpack protects your tech, is comfortable to carry, and looks good, too. These five bags are our favorites for wrangling your workday gear.

For two years and counting, Everlane’s ReNew Transit Backpack has been my go-to for commutes and weekend trips, thanks to its size, storage, and adjustability.

The Herschel Classic Backpack XL can help college kids carry what they need for campus life. It’s sturdy and stylish enough for the real world, too.

If a free carry-on isn’t included in your ticket, don’t pay extra for it. Here’s how you can pack a personal item for a weekend trip.

We chose four packable daypacks that you can keep on hand, whether you’re trekking across the globe or just on your daily commute.

Whether you’re going to school, work, the gym, the store, or on vacay, you need a bag. Here’s the Wirecutter-recommended carrying gear we love most.

Here are the secrets to avoiding back pain while rocking a backpack, including the best way to load it up and how to adjust your straps.