Nine-year gym veteran here 🙋🏻♀️ I’ve used a fair share of backpacks (and the occasional duffle or two…) to get me through days of gym, work and public transport. My top picks would definitely be from Goruck. I’ve been alternating between the 26L GR1 and 18L Double Compartment Bullet Ruck and their simple layouts mean more room for gym gear, meal prep and tech essentials for work. Not to mention the level of comfort their harness system offers - makes a huge difference on hourlong public transit commutes. Worth the price, IMO, given the cost per wear…
Thank you for watching and for sharing your experience with Goruck bags! Glad to hear they’ve worked out well and I agree, the double compartment layout is awesome!
Great explanation but imho most of them are only interesting for those who don't have to pay for them. In my gym are a lot of wannabees with overpriced clothes but nobody's there with a 300$ backpack/sports bag neither at work, even my directors aren't 😆 If you don't wanna have a very specialized gear bag or a 100l outdoor monster I know nobody spending more than about 120$ for a 20-25l backpack 🤦♀
It's the all-youtube standart: you can't recommend it if it's not over the top expensive 🙄 In my gym are a lot of wannabees but nobodies there with a 300$ backpack neither it's at work even my directors aren't 😆
@@Criticalmaze 😆😆 You're totally wrong 😉 I have a very good paid job and I'm really happy with it. I just work with money all the day, so I know what it's worth. Just as I wrote: It's not only on me, I even don't know anybody who would ever spend this much on a small/medium normal backpack...ok, maybe after winning the lottery ^^ If I personally care about brands at work, I'd just buy an Osprey or Thule - awesome backpacks, awesome quality, big brands and even those cost only 70-130 bugs 😅 There's really no need for a 160$+ work/sports backpack 😉
Nine-year gym veteran here 🙋🏻♀️ I’ve used a fair share of backpacks (and the occasional duffle or two…) to get me through days of gym, work and public transport. My top picks would definitely be from Goruck. I’ve been alternating between the 26L GR1 and 18L Double Compartment Bullet Ruck and their simple layouts mean more room for gym gear, meal prep and tech essentials for work. Not to mention the level of comfort their harness system offers - makes a huge difference on hourlong public transit commutes. Worth the price, IMO, given the cost per wear…
Thank you for watching and for sharing your experience with Goruck bags! Glad to hear they’ve worked out well and I agree, the double compartment layout is awesome!
Such a helpful video! Makes my shopping journey much easier. 👏🏼
Thank you for watching and I’m glad the video was helpful!:)
Nice review ❤ Thanks
Thank you for watching and I’m glad the video was helpful!:)
Odd choice from Troubadour to put a key leash in the pocket they’ve lined with soft material design to prevent scratching your items up 😂
Thank you for watching and that’s a fair point, can definitely see the concern with having my keys next to my sunglasses or something like that
Great explanation but imho most of them are only interesting for those who don't have to pay for them.
In my gym are a lot of wannabees with overpriced clothes but nobody's there with a 300$ backpack/sports bag neither at work, even my directors aren't 😆
If you don't wanna have a very specialized gear bag or a 100l outdoor monster I know nobody spending more than about 120$ for a 20-25l backpack 🤦♀
I own the graphene-x limitless backpack and can vouch for it. A little over engineered but am ok with it as i can use it for many different use cases.
Thank you for watching and glad to hear the bag has been working out well!:)
Would love to see you review the Lander Traveler 35L.
Thank you for watching and for suggestion! Will have to add that one to the wishlist!
How come all of them are almost three hundred?
It's the all-youtube standart: you can't recommend it if it's not over the top expensive 🙄
In my gym are a lot of wannabees but nobodies there with a 300$ backpack neither it's at work even my directors aren't 😆
@@ArtaghVrilYou sound broke and mad af. Get your money up and maybe you too can get a $300 bag😊
@@Criticalmaze 😆😆 You're totally wrong 😉 I have a very good paid job and I'm really happy with it. I just work with money all the day, so I know what it's worth. Just as I wrote: It's not only on me, I even don't know anybody who would ever spend this much on a small/medium normal backpack...ok, maybe after winning the lottery ^^
If I personally care about brands at work, I'd just buy an Osprey or Thule - awesome backpacks, awesome quality, big brands and even those cost only 70-130 bugs 😅
There's really no need for a 160$+ work/sports backpack 😉
these aren't GYM bags
Thank you for watching and that’s a fair point! I tried to find some options that felt like good hybrid bags, but agree these are purely gym bags