One Bag Blog
Are you traveling for Thanksgiving weekend? Given the crowds and general craziness around Thanksgiving, there’s no doubt that traveling with just one bag makes for a much better experience. But is it even possible to pack only One Bag when you need clothes (including some nice ones for Thanksgiving dinner), your mobile office (if you’re working remotely), plus toiletries, and other miscellaneous stuff? Read on to see how we think it can be done!
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It’s our Anniversary and we couldn’t be more excited! The past twelve months have been great: filled with new products, new accolades, and most importantly, new Knackpackers. We thought that one of the best ways to celebrate with you would be to share some fantastic real-life stories from fellow Knackpackers.
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More and more people are beginning to realize that wheeled suitcases are not a good carry option when traveling. Suitcases have the singular function of carrying your stuff to your destination, but you can’t use them for day trips, for...
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If you're thinking about getting a travel backpack for your next adventure, we've put together some tips on features you should look for before you pull the trigger.
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5 tips that will help you succeed as a global nomad.
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The Knack team shares our top 5 “no-no" mistakes for Memorial Day travel that, if you address now, will help you have a more stress-free weekend.
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If it seems like finding a backpack for work and travel is like finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, here are some tips on the most important things to look for so you don't spin your wheels.
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How do you pack for a summer weekend in New York City? In a city with so much to do and see - and with variable weather conditions - you have to both dress and pack appropriately...
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Learn how to travel abroad without looking like a tourist, so that you can have an authentic travel experience, blend in, and respect the local culture.
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Every person has a unique approach to packing their bags for travel.
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In our travels, we’ve observed that there are four common types of packers:
