For a week (or longer) — This designed–in–Canada case ($448, Monos) features an aerospace–grade polycarbonate shell and a compression pad that flattens clothes to help you pack like a pro.
The Perfect Bag For Your Next Escape
From a tough–as–nails spinner to a sharp weekender.
For a brief getaway — Glide over uneven surfaces thanks to this compact spinner's ($450, Thule) oversize rear wheels. Need extra space? Pull back the zippers to expand the bag by 6 cm.
For a multi–day adventure — Made for heading into the wild, this ultralight nylon backpack ($300, Arc’teryx) can handle everything from climbing rope and ice axes to a pair of skis, plus all the thermal wear you’ll need.
For a flexible itinerary — With its dual expansion zips, this weatherproof bag ($401, Peak Design) transforms from a 35–litre daypack into a 45–litre gear hauler.
For a last–minute jaunt — This sharp weekender ($595, Monte & Coe) is handstitched in Canada with Italian wool, then finished with gold–plated brass hardware, so no one will know you jammed everything in on the fly.