Best bag for University/Travel/Business?

Budget

>>1090353
Under £60

>>1090328
for bags under 35L the answer is always burton.

i dont know how or why but burton backpacks last forever and have every feature you want. the lifetime warranty is also clutch

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>>1090356
Get a Veshmeshok, completely bulletproof and all the hipster chicks will cream themselves over it.

>>1090328
>university/travel/business
>>>/fa/

>>1090379
this

>>1090382
>>1090379

Sorry wasn't sure since that place is more for fashion trends rather than something practical and functional like backpacks.

>>1090386
Lot of people here like to redirect folk to other boards if they try to talk about anything other than hiking. Ignore. By anti theft, do you mean reinforced straps, etc?

>>1090389
Yeah pretty much, just don't want someone to steal my shit so easily since I will have valuables on me at all times and having a cheap bag won't do it.

>>1090389
walking around in the city isn't an outdoorsman activity. All clothing and accessories for daily use should be discussed on /fa/.

>>1090397
/fa/ will give him either trendy zara chinkshit that will fall apart in a year or $400 backpacks designed to be pretty, not functional. This was a reasonable place to come to ask about rugged bags. OP, look at Chrome bags, they're pretty tough and waterproof and most can be had within your budget

>>1090328

For travel and business, go to www.onebag.com and he has reviews. As a former road warrior salesman who did 90%+ travel, I recommend his practical, somewhat spergy advice.

>>1090404
Cool then he can save some money by stuffing his business cards and laptop into his giant faggot asshole. Then he can go to /fa/ to find a light jacket to cover the bulge.

>>1090404
>>1090397
>>1090386

Op you could also try >>>/trv/

>>1090490
>>1090386
>>1090328

here you go fampai

>>>/trv/1282863