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Home Bargains launches £10 must-have that keeps your food and drink cool while heading down to beach this summer
Home Bargains launches £10 must-have that keeps your food and drink cool while heading down to beach this summer

The Sun

time6 days ago

  • Lifestyle
  • The Sun

Home Bargains launches £10 must-have that keeps your food and drink cool while heading down to beach this summer

HOME Bargains has launched a summer essential which will keep your food and drinks cool through the heat. The £10 buy is perfect for beach days, camping, picnics or even hiking. The Lakescape Large Cooler backpack has hit the shelves of the bargain retailer just in time for your summer trips. It is easy to carry around on your back, keeping your hands free. The adjustable straps ensure the perfect fit, and the sleek design makes it look stylish. The additional compartments are great for separating food and drinks, and offer extra storage. The discount store said about the product: "It combines convenience and comfort, ensuring your food and drinks stay fresh while you enjoy hands-free fun!" The cooler backpack comes in three colours: blue, grey and red. It is currently selling at Home Bargains for only £9.99. SUMMER BARGAIN FINDS If you're planning a camping trip this summer, Home Bargains is selling a must-have item for only 69p. The HotHands hand warmers come in a pack of five pairs for £3.45 and will keep you warm once the Sun sets and the temperatures drop. Not only are these buys super cheap and easy to travel with, they can help keep you toasty all night long with ten hours of use. Aldi's backyard essential is flying off shelves for only $29.99 and instantly gets your home ready for summer Aldi is also currently selling a foldable BBQ which measures approximately 33.5cm by 29cm for under £10. The discount supermarket chain is advertising the product as: 'A portable BBQ that's perfect for all your travel and storage needs.' When it comes to fans and other gadgets to help beat the heat, there are plenty of bargains to be found on the high street right now. Shoppers are raving about this B&Q fan for less than £50 that's "so quiet you can barely hear it", so it's perfect for light sleepers. For those looking to spend a less to keep cool in the heat, Dunelm is selling a Mini Multi-Coloured Handheld Fan for just £1.50. SUNNIER days and warmer weather will leave many of us wanting to kit out gardens and outdoor areas. Sun Savers Editor Lana Clements explains how to get a great deal on summer essentials… It pays to know how to bag big savings on the likes of hot tubs paddling pools, egg chairs and outside bars. Many retailers have flash sales across entire ranges – often this ties into payday at the end of the month or Bank Holiday weekends. Sign up to the mailing lists of your favourite brands and you'll be first to know of special offers. It can be worth following retailers on social media too. Keep a close eye on the specialbuys at Aldi and middle of Lidl drops which drop a couple of times a week and usually mean great value seasonal items such as beach gear and paddling pools. If you are not in a hurry to buy an item, try adding it to the shopping cart and leaving it for a couple of days. Sometimes big brands will try to tempt you into the sale by offering you a discount. Always check if you can get cashback before paying. It's especially worth using sites such as Topcashback, Quidco and app Jamdoughnut when buying bigger ticket items such as garden furniture as you'll get a nice kickback.

I'm a Travel Writer and My Go-To Travel Backpack Costs Less Than $30
I'm a Travel Writer and My Go-To Travel Backpack Costs Less Than $30

CNET

time6 days ago

  • CNET

I'm a Travel Writer and My Go-To Travel Backpack Costs Less Than $30

As a full-time food and travel writer, I'm constantly flying to different places all over the world -- in fact, I take at least 50 flights a year. Wherever I go, my highest priority is that I have a spacious carry-on bag that I can easily hoist into the overhead compartment -- something that's also versatile enough to accommodate all my travel essentials. It doesn't take a professional traveler to know that having just the right luggage is essential. However, because I fly so often, I've tried out just about every type of carry-on bag you can find. And I say this with complete sincerity: This Dinictis backpack is the single best carry-on bag I've ever owned. And right now it's available in both the black and light gray colors for just $29. I'll admit that other carry-on bags might look more stylish and come in a wider array of colors. But I have yet to find one that meets my needs for durability, efficiency and affordability better than this well-designed travel bag that's just $40 at full retail price and that often goes on sale for less. If you have travel plans coming up this summer, this is the carry-on you want to bring along, full stop. And don't worry about misplacing your backpack. Simply throw in an AirTag, especially when you can get a pack of them for a superlow price too. Read more: Traveling Soon? 5 Unique AirTag Locations for Peace of Mind When only a backpack will do To be clear, my backpacking days were over before they started. Without the means for serious travel before age 25, my life as a traveler didn't kick off in earnest until I was equipped solely with roller-bag sensibilities. As an [age redacted]-year-old, when I scheduled myself for a bus trip along the coast of Peru, with overnight stays in modest accommodations, suddenly a roller bag felt kind of … well, prissy. Roller bags are decidedly inconvenient on unpaved or nontiled surfaces; plus, it's just not a good look when the vibe is more low-brow than luxury. This wasn't a backpacking trip by any means but a backpack was definitely called for. One that could accommodate a week's worth of clothing, amenities and a laptop but still potentially fit in a locker. The Dinictis 40L Travel Backpack came into my life for this particular trip, exceeding my expectations. Since that Peruvian adventure, this bag has come with me on every single trip, no matter the occasion. A backpack that works like a suitcase It's a backpack that packs like a suitcase. Dinictis Many travel backpacks are spacious and compartmentalized but the Dinictis 40L Travel Backpack operates like a suitcase. It opens along three sides so you can flip it open like a suitcase and pack accordingly, with straps for holding your clothing in place. This makes finding what you need much easier than shoving your belongings from the top down like a typical backpack. A side handle even allows you to carry it like a suitcase. When full, it can easily hold up to 10kg, or 22 pounds, the weight restriction for carry-on baggage for many of the discount airlines. Because it's a backpack, nobody has ever asked to weigh it for compliance. It will always look lighter than it is. Store your laptop with confidence As a writer, I always travel with a laptop so I'm concerned with its portability as well as safety. That said, I hate having it pressed right up against my back, which can be stiff and, depending on where you're going, sweaty. The laptop sleeve on this model is ideally situated near the (sweat-free) front of the pack but isn't the most outward-facing compartment. Honestly, protected by a foam divider, the laptop feels hidden, even when packed to the gills. Outside pockets are a must A side handle is key for navigating public transportation. Dinictis I am team-soft-body, even in roller-bags, for two reasons. First, it's much easier to shove last-minute items into an already zipped suitcase without the clamshell action of a hard case, and second: outside pockets. Who can travel without these? (No, I really want to know…) This backpack has two outer pocket compartments for miscellany, arguably three when considering the extra space in front of the laptop sleeve -- and four if you include the handy water bottle holder. There are even compartments within the compartments. These are the sorts of details that separate the high-functioning from the holding-up-the-line travelers, in my opinion. Read more: Essential Items to Pack and Avoid in a Carry-On Bag to Breeze Through TSA Lines A personal item that can masquerade as checked luggage Safe laptop storage is crucial for a travel writer and this bag has a dedicated sleeve. Vaultz Many travel backpacks have an infrastructure that keeps them in a certain shape, even when empty. The Dinictis model has enough structure to keep its sides afloat while you pack it, but its essence is still as a lightweight, fabric backpack. If you've ever been asked to prove that your carry-on actually qualifies as carry-on, you will understand that "smushability" is an important factor. I have packed this backpack for a weekend away and brought it on board as a personal item. (I will fly Spirit Airlines but I will only do it while giving them as little of my money as possible.) It can totally fit under the seat in front of you when necessary. The beauty of this travel backpack is that it is also suitable as checked baggage, with heavy-duty fabric that can withstand the journey. The straps can be unclipped and tucked away and the body cinched by additional clips, for a tidy package that doesn't make you feel panicky when you watch it being whisked away on the baggage conveyor. I've had many trips where it leaves with me as carry-on and returns as checked luggage. Even in the lighter gray color, its durable material doesn't reveal that it has ever seen the tread of a baggage carousel. It was the function I didn't even know I needed but now I never travel without it for this purpose. Read more: Best Laptop Backpack for 2025 Dinictis Travel Backpack specs Exterior dimensions: 9.8 x 13.8 x 19.6 inches Storage capacity: 40 liters Weight: 2.49 pounds Pockets: 1 exterior water bottle pocket, 2 exterior front pockets, 1 padded interior laptop pocket Carrying handles: 1 top, 1 side Material: Polyester and nylon 4.7 average rating on Amazon You don't even need to take it from me. The 40L Travel Backpack has thousands of five-star ratings on Amazon. As someone who reviews various products for a living, I know just how rare this kind of rating is. And now that it's still selling for only $29, this bag is a pretty safe bet. When will this deal expire? There's no way to know how long this Amazon Prime Day-holdover deal will last. However, prices on the various colors of this backpack seem to change day by day. We'd definitely recommend getting your order in sooner rather than later if you don't want to miss out on your color of choice if it happens to be on sale.

Travel Smarter, Pack Sharper: Tolaccea Unveils the Travel Backpack with Garment Bag
Travel Smarter, Pack Sharper: Tolaccea Unveils the Travel Backpack with Garment Bag

Associated Press

time14-07-2025

  • Business
  • Associated Press

Travel Smarter, Pack Sharper: Tolaccea Unveils the Travel Backpack with Garment Bag

Shenzhen, China, July 14, 2025 -- Tolaccea, the rising innovator in the travel gear market, is proud to introduce its latest innovation, the Travel Backpack with Garment Bag —a versatile, high-performance companion designed for today's mobile professionals and adventure-seeking urban explorers. Whether you're a young entrepreneur navigating back-to-back business trips or a digital nomad blending work with weekend escapes, this backpack empowers you to travel smarter and lighter. Tolaccea is built on a simple idea: travel should be easy, efficient, and sustainable. The brand focuses on four core values—versatility, durability, sustainability, and efficiency—to support people who are always on the move. The new Travel Backpack with Garment Bag brings this vision to life. Every element of its design—from the wrinkle-resistant garment compartment to the expandable storage and laptop-ready build—serves to streamline how people pack, move, and present themselves on the go. Where Style Meets Function: The Travel Backpack That Keeps Up With You For business travelers tired of arriving with wrinkled clothes, the built-in four-fold garment compartment is a game changer. Reinforced with anti-wrinkle panels and secure internal straps, it keeps suits, dresses, and shirts crisp and ready to wear—no ironing, no extra garment bag required. Whether you're heading straight to a meeting or a wedding, your outfit stays protected and presentable. Navigating airport security becomes smoother too, thanks to the TSA-compliant, 180° lay-flat design. Travelers can keep their laptop safely in the padded compartment during screening, speeding up the process and reducing the stress of unpacking. The bag fits laptops up to 17.3" and tablets up to 12.9", making it ideal for remote workers and digital nomads who need their devices easily accessible but secure. Comfort and flexibility are also built into the experience. With four carrying options—backpack, shoulder bag, side handles, or slipped over a suitcase handle—this bag adjusts to your travel style. Padded shoulder straps, breathable mesh, and an adjustable chest strap reduce strain, even on long walks through airports or city streets. When space matters, the expandable design delivers. With a base capacity of 45L that extends to 55L, it comfortably fits clothes, gear, and shoes for trips up to five days. The included toiletry bag helps organize essentials like skincare, chargers, or spare shoes—so you can pack efficiently without sacrificing order. And for those unexpected moments—like a swim, a rainy day, or post-gym gear—a 10L wet/dry pocket lined with aluminum film keeps damp or soiled items separate from everything else. Water-resistant, anti-scratch fabric and reinforced zippers ensure the backpack holds up, trip after trip. From daily commutes to long-haul flights, every element of this backpack is designed to keep you organized, presentable, and ready—no matter where you're headed. Durable, Comfortable, and Ready for Daily Demands Its water-resistant and scratch-resistant fabric helps protect your belongings through airports, trains, and everyday use. Durable SBS zippers and reinforced stitching add reliability, trip after trip. Comfort is also a priority. Padded shoulder straps, breathable back panels, and an adjustable chest strap help distribute weight evenly, making it easier to carry—even when fully packed. Whether you're navigating crowded terminals or walking between meetings, the bag is designed to stay comfortable and keep up with your pace. Video Link Here: The Tolaccea Travel Backpack with Garment Bag officially launches on July 16, 2025, and is available for purchase at $119.99. Get 50% off with the code: 50OFFU05 at Amazon. Whether you're preparing for an upcoming business trip or looking to upgrade your travel setup, this backpack offers a smarter, more organized way to move. Don't wait—experience wrinkle-free, worry-free travel with Tolaccea today. About Tolaccea Tolaccea is an emerging brand redefining the luggage and travel gear industry. With a name inspired by 'Total adventure, complete care,' the brand embodies a mission to support every traveler's journey through thoughtfully engineered products. Tolaccea believes that great travel begins with great design—and that comfort, freedom, and reliability should come standard with every trip. Contact Info: Name: Carrie Mo Email: Send Email Organization: Tolaccea Website: Release ID: 89164638 In case of encountering any inaccuracies, problems, or queries arising from the content shared in this press release that necessitate action, or if you require assistance with a press release takedown, we urge you to notify us at [email protected] (it is important to note that this email is the authorized channel for such matters, sending multiple emails to multiple addresses does not necessarily help expedite your request). Our responsive team will be readily available to promptly address your concerns within 8 hours, resolving any identified issues diligently or guiding you through the necessary steps for removal. The provision of accurate and dependable information is our primary focus.

Last-Chance Prime Day Deal: My Go-To Travel Backpack Is Still 20% Off
Last-Chance Prime Day Deal: My Go-To Travel Backpack Is Still 20% Off

CNET

time12-07-2025

  • CNET

Last-Chance Prime Day Deal: My Go-To Travel Backpack Is Still 20% Off

There's only a few hours left in Amazon's Prime Day sale, which means the deals are starting to wind down. But if you're looking to grab a new backpack for your upcoming summer adventures, it's not too late to score a 20% discount on this Dinictis 40-liter travel backpack. That drops the price down to just $29, but this deal is only available for the blue option. As a full-time food and travel writer, I'm constantly flying to different places all over the world -- in fact, I take at least 50 flights a year. Wherever I go, my highest priority is that I have a spacious carry-on bag that I can easily hoist into the overhead compartment -- something that's also versatile enough to accommodate all my travel essentials. It doesn't take a professional traveler to know that having just the right luggage is essential. However, because I fly so often, I've tried out just about every type of carry-on bag you can find. And I say this with complete sincerity: This Dinictis backpack is the single best carry-on bag I've ever owned. I'll admit that other carry-on bags might look more stylish and come in a wider array of colors. But I have yet to find one that meets my needs for durability, efficiency and affordability better than this well-designed travel bag that's just $40 at full retail price and which often goes on sale for less. If you have travel plans coming up this summer, this is the carry-on you want to bring along, full stop. And don't worry about misplacing your backpack. Simply throw in an AirTag, especially when you can get a pack of them for a super low price too. Read more: Traveling Soon? 5 Unique AirTag Locations for Peace of Mind When only a backpack will do It's available in four colors: gray, dark gray, blue and black. Pamela Vachon/CNET To be clear, my backpacking days were over before they started. Without the means for serious travel before age 25, my life as a traveler didn't kick off in earnest until I was equipped solely with roller-bag sensibilities. As an [age redacted]-year-old, when I scheduled myself for a bus trip along the coast of Peru, with overnight stays in modest accommodations, suddenly a roller bag felt kind of … well, prissy. Roller bags are decidedly inconvenient on unpaved or nontiled surfaces; plus, it's just not a good look when the vibe is more low-brow than luxury. This wasn't a backpacking trip by any means but a backpack was definitely called for. One that could accommodate a week's worth of clothing, amenities and a laptop but still potentially fit in a locker. The Dinictis 40L Travel Backpack came into my life for this particular trip, exceeding my expectations. Since that Peruvian adventure, this bag has come with me on every single trip, no matter the occasion. A backpack that works like a suitcase It's a backpack that packs like a suitcase. Dinictis Many travel backpacks are spacious and compartmentalized but the Dinictis 40L Travel Backpack operates like a suitcase. It opens along three sides so you can flip it open like a suitcase and pack accordingly, with straps for holding your clothing in place. This makes finding what you need much easier than shoving your belongings from the top down like a typical backpack. A side handle even allows you to carry it like a suitcase. When full, it can easily hold up to 10kg, or 22 pounds, the weight restriction for carry-on baggage for many of the discount airlines. Because it's a backpack, nobody has ever asked to weigh it for compliance. It will always look lighter than it is. Store your laptop with confidence As a writer, I always travel with a laptop so I'm concerned with its portability as well as safety. That said, I hate having it pressed right up against my back, which can be stiff and, depending on where you're going, sweaty. The laptop sleeve on this model is ideally situated near the (sweat-free) front of the pack but isn't the most outward-facing compartment. Honestly, protected by a foam divider, the laptop feels hidden, even when packed to the gills. Outside pockets are a must A side handle is key for navigating public transportation. Dinictis I am team-soft-body, even in roller-bags, for two reasons. First, it's much easier to shove last-minute items into an already zipped suitcase without the clamshell action of a hard case, and second: outside pockets. Who can travel without these? (No, I really want to know…) This backpack has two outer pocket compartments for miscellany, arguably three when considering the extra space in front of the laptop sleeve -- and four if you include the handy water bottle holder. There are even compartments within the compartments. These are the sorts of details that separate the high-functioning from the holding-up-the-line travelers, in my opinion. Read more: Essential Items to Pack and Avoid in a Carry-On Bag to Breeze Through TSA Lines A personal item that can masquerade as checked luggage Safe laptop storage is crucial for a travel writer and this bag has a dedicated sleeve. Vaultz Many travel backpacks have an infrastructure that keeps them in a certain shape, even when empty. The Dinictis model has enough structure to keep its sides afloat while you pack it, but its essence is still as a lightweight, fabric backpack. If you've ever been asked to prove that your carry-on actually qualifies as carry-on, you will understand that "smushability" is an important factor. I have packed this backpack for a weekend away and brought it on board as a personal item. (I will fly Spirit Airlines but I will only do it while giving them as little of my money as possible.) It can totally fit under the seat in front of you when necessary. The beauty of this travel backpack is that it is also suitable as checked baggage, with heavy-duty fabric that can withstand the journey. The straps can be unclipped and tucked away and the body cinched by additional clips, for a tidy package that doesn't make you feel panicky when you watch it being whisked away on the baggage conveyor. I've had many trips where it leaves with me as carry-on and returns as checked luggage. Even in the lighter gray color, its durable material doesn't reveal that it has ever seen the tread of a baggage carousel. It was the function I didn't even know I needed but now I never travel without it for this purpose. Read more: Best Laptop Backpack for 2025 Dinictis Travel Backpack specs Exterior dimensions: 9.8 x 13.8 x 19.6 inches Storage capacity: 40 liters Weight: 2.49 pounds Pockets: 1 exterior water bottle pocket, 2 exterior front pockets, 1 padded interior laptop pocket Carrying handles: 1 top, 1 side Material: Polyester and nylon 4.7 average rating on Amazon You don't even need to take it from me. The 40L Travel Backpack has thousands of five-star ratings on Amazon. As someone who reviews various products for a living, I know just how rare this kind of rating is. And now that it's still selling for only $29, this bag is a pretty safe bet. When will this deal expire? While there's a chance that this deal will stick around after Amazon's Prime Day sale officially ends tonight, we wouldn't count on it. Several colors have already gone back up in price, so it's likely that this holdover discount won't last for much longer. We'd definitely recommend getting your order in sooner rather than later if you don't want to miss out on these savings.

I'm a Travel Writer and My Favorite Travel Backpack Is up to 28% Off for Prime Day Today
I'm a Travel Writer and My Favorite Travel Backpack Is up to 28% Off for Prime Day Today

CNET

time09-07-2025

  • CNET

I'm a Travel Writer and My Favorite Travel Backpack Is up to 28% Off for Prime Day Today

Amazon Prime Day sale: The Dinictis 40-liter travel backpack is available in all four colors for just $29 during Amazon Prime Day. That's a discount of 28% off the usual -- already shockingly affordable -- retail price. If you're shopping the Prime Day sale and have summer travels coming up, now's a great time to add this bag to your cart. As a full-time food and travel writer, I'm constantly flying to different places all over the world -- in fact, I take at least 50 flights a year. Wherever I go, my highest priority is that I have a spacious carry-on bag that I can easily hoist into the overhead compartment -- something that's also versatile enough to accommodate all my travel essentials. It doesn't take a professional traveler to know that having just the right luggage is essential. However, because I fly so often, I've tried out just about every type of carry-on bag you can find. And I say this with complete sincerity: This Dinictis backpack is the single best carry-on bag I've ever owned. I'll admit that other carry-on bags might look more stylish and come in a wider array of colors. But I have yet to find one that meets my needs for durability, efficiency and affordability better than this well-designed travel bag that's just $40 at full retail price and which often goes on sale for less. If you have travel plans coming up this summer, this is the carry-on you want to bring along, full stop. And don't worry about misplacing your backpack. Simply throw in an AirTag, especially when you can get a pack of them for a super low price, too. Read more: Traveling Soon? 5 Unique AirTag Locations for Peace of Mind When only a backpack will do It's available in four colors: gray, dark gray, blue and black. Pamela Vachon/CNET To be clear, my backpacking days were over before they started. Without the means for serious travel before age 25, my life as a traveler didn't kick off in earnest until I was equipped solely with roller-bag sensibilities. As an [age redacted]-year-old, when I scheduled myself for a bus trip along the coast of Peru, with overnight stays in modest accommodations, suddenly a roller bag felt kind of … well, prissy. Roller bags are decidedly inconvenient on unpaved or nontiled surfaces; plus, it's just not a good look when the vibe is more low-brow than luxury. This wasn't a backpacking trip by any means but a backpack was definitely called for. One that could accommodate a week's worth of clothing, amenities and a laptop but still potentially fit in a locker. The Dinictis 40L Travel Backpack came into my life for this particular trip, exceeding my expectations. Since that Peruvian adventure, this bag has come with me on every single trip, no matter the occasion. A backpack that works like a suitcase It's a backpack that packs like a suitcase. Dinictis Many travel backpacks are spacious and compartmentalized but the Dinictis 40L Travel Backpack operates like a suitcase. It opens along three sides so you can flip it open like a suitcase and pack accordingly, with straps for holding your clothing in place. This makes finding what you need much easier than shoving your belongings from the top down like a typical backpack. A side handle even allows you to carry it like a suitcase. When full, it can easily hold up to 10 kg, or 22 pounds, the weight restriction for carry-on baggage for many of the discount airlines. Because it's a backpack, nobody has ever asked to weigh it for compliance. It will always look lighter than it is. Store your laptop with confidence As a writer, I always travel with a laptop so I'm concerned with its portability as well as safety. That said, I hate having it pressed right up against my back, which can be stiff and, depending on where you're going, sweaty. The laptop sleeve on this model is ideally situated near the (sweat-free) front of the pack but isn't the most outward-facing compartment. Honestly, protected by a foam divider, the laptop feels hidden, even when packed to the gills. Outside pockets are a must A side handle is key for navigating public transportation. Dinictis I am team-soft-body, even in roller-bags, for two reasons. First, it's much easier to shove last-minute items into an already zipped suitcase without the clamshell action of a hard case, and second: outside pockets. Who can travel without these? (No, I really want to know…) This backpack has two outer pocket compartments for miscellany, arguably three when considering the extra space in front of the laptop sleeve -- and four if you include the handy water bottle holder. There are even compartments within the compartments. These are the sorts of details that separate the high-functioning from the holding-up-the-line travelers, in my opinion. Read more: Essential Items to Pack and Avoid in a Carry-On Bag to Breeze Through TSA Lines A personal item that can masquerade as checked luggage Safe laptop storage is crucial for a travel writer and this bag has a dedicated sleeve. Vaultz Many travel backpacks have an infrastructure that keeps them in a certain shape, even when empty. The Dinictis model has enough structure to keep its sides afloat while you pack it, but its essence is still as a lightweight, fabric backpack. If you've ever been asked to prove that your carry-on actually qualifies as carry-on, you will understand that "smushability" is an important factor. I have packed this backpack for a weekend away and brought it on board as a personal item. (I will fly Spirit Airlines but I will only do it while giving them as little of my money as possible.) It can totally fit under the seat in front of you when necessary. The beauty of this travel backpack is that it is also suitable as checked baggage, with heavy-duty fabric that can withstand the journey. The straps can be unclipped and tucked away and the body cinched by additional clips, for a tidy package that doesn't make you feel panicky when you watch it being whisked away on the baggage conveyor. I've had many trips where it leaves with me as carry-on and returns as checked luggage. Even in the lighter gray color, its durable material doesn't reveal that it has ever seen the tread of a baggage carousel. It was the function I didn't even know I needed but now I never travel without it for this purpose. Read more: Best Laptop Backpack for 2025 Dinictis Travel Backpack specs Exterior dimensions: 9.8 x 13.8 x 19.6 inches Storage capacity: 40 liters Weight: 2.49 pounds Pockets: 1 exterior water bottle pocket, 2 exterior front pockets, 1 padded interior laptop pocket Carrying handles: 1 top, 1 side Material: Polyester and nylon 4.7 average rating on Amazon You don't even need to take it from me. The 40L Travel Backpack has thousands of five-star ratings on Amazon. As someone who reviews various products for a living, I know just how rare this kind of rating is. And now that it's still selling for only $29, this bag is a pretty safe bet. When will this deal expire? We don't know how long this deal will last, but we do know Amazon Prime Day ends on July 11. We often see at least one color of this backpack on sale on Amazon. Still, we always recommend placing your order sooner rather than later if you want to ensure you get this price and your color of choice.

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