Fishing Frenzy

When traveling, I try to pack as little as possible because that helps make the whole process a lot easier. For example, if I only bring a carry-on bag, then I don't have to worry about paying extra baggage fees that the airlines are collecting these days. I don't have to worry about having the handlers damage or misplace my bags, nor do I have to wait around for another 30 minutes or so after landing in order to wrestle any suitcases off the baggage carousel. In addition, when I travel with just my Jansport wheeled backpack, checking in and out at the ticket counter and going through security are much easier.

Yes, after considering of a bunch of different brands, I decided to go with a Jansport wheeled backpack. First of all, I like backpacks to other types of carry-on bags because they are easier to manage. I can carry it over my shoulders and keep my hands free for dealing with ticket agents or getting access to my wallet if I want to grab a snack before boarding. Second, lugging a heavy bag around on my back is a lot less tiring than carrying it over one arm or shoulder, and if the weight does get to be too much, I can always pull out the handle and start wheeling it around instead.

I was initially attracted to my Jansport wheeled backpack because of the convenience, but the buying decision was made based on two other factors. One of the first things I noticed at the store was that the Jansport wheeled backpack I had my eye on was significantly roomier than other comparably priced backpacks. I was specifically looking at the Superbreak Classics Series, and was impressed by the 2,000 cubic inches of storage space. That is plenty of room to pack clothes, toiletries, and other necessities for a weekend getaway or even a weeklong outing if I know I'll have access to laundry facilities at my destination. I particularly liked how the main compartment of the pack was a single large space instead of being divided into a number of smaller pockets like traditional backpacks. This gives me far greater flexibility when packing, and allows me to cram more stuff in.

I was also attracted to my Jansport wheeled backpack because of its price. I found mine on sale and paid less than $40 for it. That was a steal in my mind, as I've been using the bag for several years now. It has held up incredibly well over that time, and the wheels and handle work just as well as ever.

If you're a frequent traveler like I am, then I recommend using a Jansport wheeled backpack as your carry-on of choice. You can't beat the convenience of rolling backpacks, and the brand is one of the very best out there. Check them out today!