I travel 6+ times a year to two homes on the coasts of the U.S., so I am always looking for the economy rate on airlines with no carry-on. After a deep dive dive in to all the potential backpacks on the market that qualify as a personal item, I settled on the Boundary Errant. It holds my technology (photo/design) perfectly with room for a few articles of clothing and Every Day Carry items. It suits my minimalist lifestyle and aesthetic with its ideal size, super functional design features, comfortable fit, and sleek design.

In particular, I look for a backpack with no visible pockets on the exterior—it's an invitation to thieves. The Errant eliminates that issue and has sophisticated compartments and hidden pockets. The zippers are top-flight and the magnetic closures are delightful.

Firstly, I spent a lot of time in researching the next backpack and very glad to have got the errant... initial thoughts

Positives: fantastic organisation, very very well constructed, separate section for shoes, EXTREMELY comfortable to wear, great shape

Things to consider: Whilst the pack has a great build and shape, the internal capacity isn't as large as initially thought. I use the bag for daily commute (gym wear, trainers, washbag) and capacity is limited. The trainer section is great however it takes capacity from the internal storage (shoes are lined separately). There are add ons available to extend the storage however this comes at a (significant) extra cost.

Conclustion: great pack for daily use although space could be an issue for some.