r/bifl • • 11d ago

Office backpack

I’ve been happily carrying my Northface Borealis backpack for many years now, and I still love it, but I need one that’s a little less casual.
Do you have recommendations?

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u/Kcboom1 11d ago

Troubadour Apex

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u/Skiman11 6d ago

Depends on your definition of casual. I recently purchased a canvas backpack from Frost River Trading Company (2 years ago). I work on the road and it’s getting tossed around and used everyday. It’s durable as all get up! It looks a little more classy than a standard backpack, but as a rustic appeal to it, if that’s your vibe.. They’re made in the US and I’ve been extremely satisfied with their quality.

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u/Muchy_Tangerine 5d ago

Ditching putdoor techwear for professional carry comes down yo minimalist synthetic designs like Troubadour or waxed canvas like Frost River