Bagful travel backpacks in printed PVC

Inside, there's room for a change of clothes for two or three days, plus documents, a PC, or the few essentials needed for a shower, without having to choose between a suitcase to drag along and a carry-on that's too small for everything you need.

They aren't designed for long trips with lots of luggage: they remain a solution for short departures, where the amount of things to bring is limited to a few days.

They work for those traveling by train, car, or plane without relying on the hold, and who prefer to have their hands free during transfers on foot between stations or between the gate and the exit.

Compared to a trolley, the backpack stays comfortable even on stairs, uneven sidewalks, or stretches without an elevator; compared to a hand-carried duffel bag, it frees up your arms for the entire duration of the transfer.

The material is the same as all Bagful backpacks: printed PVC, which doesn't absorb like fabric and cleans with a damp cloth, without special products.

This matters especially when traveling, between backpacks placed on the floor in the waiting room, the airport security belt, or a trunk that isn't exactly clean.

Don't expect total water resistance, though: printed PVC resists light rain and surface splashes well, but it isn't designed for immersion or for staying closed for long with wet clothes inside.

When it comes to travel, the choice focuses on two specific solutions, designed for different ways of moving around.

If you fly often and want to eliminate security check anxiety, the answer is the Bagpack PRO: our most organized model, designed with exact measurements of 40x30x16 cm to fit perfectly into the small carry-on allowance of most airlines.

If, on the other hand, you mainly travel by train or car, or simply prefer to travel without the obsession of millimeter restrictions, the choice shifts to our traditional Bagpack in size L, considered a travel backpack for its generous capacity and large free volume.

Both options stand out clearly from models designed for the city and daily work, which remain calibrated for 24-hour needs, leaving these travel solutions with the task of accommodating a real change of clothes for several days.

To choose, it's best to start from the duration of the trip and the means of transport you use, not from the model you like best: if you fly often and want to stay within carry-on limits, look first at backpacks to use as carry-on luggage.

If you travel mainly by train or car, or simply prefer to have more space without thinking about measurements, a travel backpack remains the most direct choice.