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2	FINDING A BAG	1. Start with volume. Estimate the bag size you need by packing your items into another bag to gauge space. 2. Filter by key features. Consider size category, volume, compartments, preferred opening style, and bag style. 3. Create a shortlist and then do your research. 4. Head over to Reddit and r/onebag for more info on traveling with onebag!
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5	DEFINITIONS
6	name	The brand and model name of the bag including a link to the manufacturer's product page.
7	price (usd)	Manufacturer's retail price in USD at time of entry. Actual prices may vary by retailer and availability.
8	aesthetic	Bag style options: - minimal: simple features. - tactical: functional, military-inspired. - heritage: traditional elements. - classic: basic schoolbag backpack. - travel: organized for travel. - trail: suitable for hiking.
9	opening style	One-word summary categorizing the bag's primary opening mechanism. Automatically calculated from the opening field. - top-load: Standard top-opening bags without clamshell or special mechanisms - clamshell: Any 270° opening that provides full compartment access when laid flat - rolltop: Rolltop closure mechanism, typically at the top of the bag - duffle: Duffle-style opening with extended zipper access
10	feature summary	Summary of key bag features based on selected options based on checkboxes below.
11	height	Measured as the vertical distance from bottom to top when the bag is upright.
12	width	Measured as the horizontal distance from side to side when the bag faces forward.
13	depth	Measured as the distance from front to back panel.
14	linear	Sum of height, width, and depth in centimeters. Some airlines specify linear restrictions instead of individual dimensions.
15	weight	Bag weight in kilograms as reported by the manufacturer, excluding packing cubes or accessories.
16	volume	Manufacturer's stated volume capacity in liters. See calculated volume for comparison with measured dimensions.
17	calculated volume	Calculated volume represents bounding box volume (hₓwₓd/1000). It does not account for fabric stretch, external pockets, interior organization, or rounded corners that affect manufacturer's reported volume measurements. - red: volume differs from reported by more than ±25% - orange: volume differs from reported by ±15-25% - green: volume differs from reported by ±5-15%
18	weight / volume	Weight-to-volume ratio, indicating bag heaviness relative to size.
19	price / volume	Price-to-volume ratio in USD per liter, indicating cost efficiency relative to capacity.
20	airline fit	Categorizes each bag based on its dimensions to help determine if it meets airline size restrictions across all airlines. Helpful for filtering based on travel needs. - strict: Fits very compact underseat dimensions for limited space. (16ₓ12ₓ6in ⬩ 41ₓ30ₓ15cm) - seat: Fits standard underseat dimensions on most airlines. (18ₓ14ₓ8in ⬩ 46ₓ36ₓ20cm) - intl: Meets international carry-on size for overhead storage. (21ₓ14ₓ9in ⬩ 53ₓ36ₓ23cm) - usa: Fits USA carry-on size, the largest allowable overhead option. (22ₓ14ₓ9in ⬩ 56ₓ36ₓ23cm) - maybe: Allows approximately 1 inch over USA size limits for compressible bags. (23ₓ15ₓ10in ⬩ 58ₓ38ₓ26cm) - over: Larger than all main definitions of carry-on size
21	carry-on compliance	Compliance with carry-on restrictions for over 100 airlines, covering height, width, depth, and linear dimensions.
22	opening	Describes main compartment access using: [opening position], [degree], [panel location], [modifiers] - Opening position: Direction the bag opens (top, front, side) - Degree: Opening angle - 100° (limited), 180° (half-open), 200° (past-half), 270° (clamshell) - Panel location: Where zipper/opening is located (front, back, side, center) - Modifiers: Mechanism: rolltop, flap, drawstring, duffle, zip, y-zip Access: multi (indicates 2+ main entry points)
23	compartments	Access compartments, excluding internal divisions.
24	laptop size	Size of the laptop compartment.
25	laptop access	Indicates if the laptop can be accessed externally without opening the main compartment (External) or if it’s in the main area (Internal).
26	passport	Quick-access pocket for a passport-sized item.
27	water bottle	Dedicated pocket for a water bottle, separate from the main compartment.
28	expands	Indicates if the bag can expand, including maximum capacity increase in liters.
29	compression	Number of compression straps, typically in pairs—usually 2 or 4, occasionally 6 if including bottom straps.
30	frame	Indicates whether the pack features a foam, sheet, or removable back frame.
31	self-stand	Indicates if the bag can stand upright on a flat surface.
32	lash points	Loops or straps for attaching accessories or gear.
33	molle	Webbed attachment points for accessories, available internally, externally, or both.
34	organizer	Internal pockets for pens, cards, and small items.
35	hidden pockets	Includes concealed pockets for valuables, typically located on the back panel, or side.
36	hip pockets	Zippered pockets on the hip belt, providing quick access to small items like snacks, phone, or passport while wearing the pack.
37	shoe	Separate compartment for shoes, typically located at the bottom.
38	water resist	Features like water-resistant zips, fabric, and openings.
39	hydration	Pouch for a hydration bladder with a tube pass-through.
40	rainfly	Whether the pack includes a separate rain cover and storage pouch.
41	packable	Bag can be compressed or folded into a compact size for storage, often packing into its own pocket or stuff sack.
42	rfid	Features RFID-blocking material or pockets to protect credit cards and passports from unauthorized electronic scanning.
43	multi-color	Available in multiple color options beyond standard black or gray.
44	locking zips	Zipper pulls designed with holes or slots that accept small locks or cable ties for added security.
45	womens fit	Pack is available with women-specific design elements such as adjusted torso length or narrower shoulder straps.
46	backpack	Indicates presence of backpack straps and if they are removable or stowable.
47	shoulder	Indicates if the bag has a single shoulder carry option, and whether they are removable or stowable.
48	hip belt	Type of hip belt: Fixed, Removable, or Hideable.
49	sternum	Type of sternum strap: Fixed or Removable.
50	handles	Number of handle sets; more than one set usually indicates a briefcase style.
51	load lifters	Straps connecting the shoulder harness to an anchor point, helping lift the pack’s weight off the shoulders.
52	pass through	Allows the bag to be carried on a roller bag.
53	material	Primary fabric materials and construction details, such as denier rating, water resistance treatments, and special coatings.
54	notes	Additional observations, design details, or user feedback not captured in other fields.
55	verified	Indicates when the bag details were last checked.
56	discontinued	Indicates if the bag is no longer in production or available for purchase from the manufacturer.
57	COPYRIGHT	This work is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International. Copyright to all images belongs to the linked owners.