8 Best Baggallini Bags for Travel 2025

This ultra-secure sling redefines peace of mind for urban explorers and international travelers alike. With Securtex locking zippers, a double-cable slash-resistant strap, and interior cut-proof panels, it’s engineered to thwart pickpockets in crowded metros or bustling markets. The 2.75-liter capacity strikes a smart balance—roomy enough for phone, passport, wallet, and lip balm, yet compact enough to stay sleek and unobtrusive. If you’ve ever felt uneasy in a packed train or festival crowd, this bag answers that anxiety with real, tested anti-theft tech.

In real-world use, the 7×12-inch profile slips comfortably across the body without bouncing, and the adjustable strap ensures a snug fit whether worn on the left or right. We tested it on a day-long city walking tour—rain included—and the water-repellent fabric kept contents dry while the scratch-resistant phone pocket protected our device. It handled daily commutes and airport security with ease, though the tight interior limits bulkier items like large power banks or folded jackets. While not designed for full-day gear hauling, it excels as a minimalist travel essential where security is non-negotiable.

Compared to the Baggallini Securtex Crossover, this sling is more compact and agile, trading some storage for superior portability. It’s a stronger pick than the Triple Zip Bagg for high-risk environments, though it lacks RFID-blocking card slots. Ideal for solo travelers, festival-goers, or city dwellers who prioritize theft deterrence over capacity, this model stands as the best overall for safety-conscious users. It delivers more integrated protection than budget models while staying lighter and nimbler than bulkier crossbodies.

Don’t let its ultra-affordable price fool you—this Triple Zip Bagg is a masterclass in minimalist utility. It’s one of the most adaptable budget bags we’ve tested, transforming from a crossbody to a waist pack with a flick of the removable 52-inch strap. The discreet belt loops on the back turn it into a hands-free belt bag—perfect for hiking, festivals, or navigating cobblestone streets where bulky purses are a hassle. At just 0.5 lbs and built with water-repellent fabric, it’s a no-brainer for travelers who want maximum function without financial commitment.

In daily use, the 6x8x2-inch frame holds essentials snugly—three zippered compartments keep cards, cash, and phone secure, while the quick-access phone pocket is a subtle but brilliant touch. We wore it during a humid city tour, and despite light rain, contents stayed dry. The machine-washable design is a standout—after a muddy trail hike, we tossed it in a pillowcase and it came out fresh. However, the lack of anti-theft features like locking zippers or slash resistance makes it better suited for low-risk environments. It’s not built for sketchy subways, but for casual day trips or local errands, it’s unbeatable at this price.

When stacked against the Everywhere Bagg, this model is smaller and less padded, but more versatile thanks to its belt-bag conversion. It’s not as secure as the Anti-Theft Daytripper, but for budget-focused travelers who value form, function, and washability, it’s the clear winner. It offers smart organization and transformation at a fraction of the cost of premium models—ideal for teens, minimalist packers, or as a backup travel essential.

If maximum security is your travel mantra, this Securtex Crossover is the gold standard. It packs RFID-blocking card slots, locking zippers, and a cut-resistant double-cable strap into a thoughtfully organized 11×8.5-inch frame. The built-in front wallet with four shielded card slots means you can tap transit cards or pay without opening the main compartment—a game-changer in pickpocket-prone zones. We tested it in Barcelona’s metro and Rome’s markets: the zipper clips and secure anchor points made it easy to loop the strap around a chair during café stops, deterring grab-and-run attempts.

With four zippered compartments, a key leash, and a scratch-resistant phone pocket, it’s as organized as it is secure. The 15-ounce build feels substantial without dragging you down, and the water-repellent, slash-resistant fabric stood up to abrasion tests with keys and belt buckles. It handled airport security smoothly, though the rigid structure makes it slightly bulkier than slimmer slings. While it’s not the lightest option, its comprehensive theft protection more than justifies the weight. The only real limitation? The strap isn’t reversible, so left-shoulder wearers have fewer adjustments.

Next to the Anti-Theft Daytripper, this bag offers more storage and RFID integration, but sacrifices some portability. It outperforms the Original Everyday Bag in security but costs more. For digital nomads, frequent flyers, or anyone visiting high-theft destinations, this is the best for security—delivering military-grade protection with everyday elegance. It’s the most feature-complete anti-theft crossbody in Baggallini’s lineup, blending deep defense with smart design.

This streamlined crossbody is the definition of effortless daily reliability. Weighing next to nothing and built from water-resistant nylon, it’s designed for the woman who wants style without sacrifice. The 11×7.5-inch silhouette carries just enough—phone, cards, keys, lipstick—without adding bulk, making it ideal for coffee runs, grocery trips, or as a secondary bag during travel. Its built-in RFID protection adds a quiet layer of safety, shielding your cards from digital skimming in crowded areas, a feature often missing in basic purses.

Real-world testing showed it holds up beautifully to daily wear—spills wiped off easily, and the exterior wallet pocket made transit passes and sunglasses instantly accessible. We wore it hands-free for 8-hour days and appreciated the lightweight comfort; it didn’t dig into the shoulder like heavier totes. While it lacks slash-resistant straps or locking zippers, its low-profile design reduces theft risk. It’s not built for high-crime zones, but for routine errands or light travel, it’s a trusted companion. The minimalist look pairs equally well with jeans or a dress, proving practicality can be chic.

Compared to the Everywhere Bagg, this model is smaller and less padded, but more polished for professional settings. It’s not as expandable as the Carryall Tote, but far more portable. For users seeking the best lightweight design, this Legacy line favorite hits the sweet spot between durability, elegance, and essential security. It’s the kind of bag that disappears into your routine—until you realize you can’t live without it.

The Everywhere Bagg lives up to its name—this 11x9x5-inch hobo is a daily workhorse that transitions seamlessly from office to errands to weekend getaways. Its spacious, soft-sided silhouette swallows a tablet, wallet, sunglasses, and even a light sweater, while the removable RFID wristlet keeps cards and cash secure and scannable. We used it as a commuter bag and loved how the multiple pockets kept keys, phone, and transit cards instantly accessible—no digging required. The water-resistant nylon shrugged off drizzle, and the adjustable strap allowed crossbody or shoulder wear without slipping.

In extended use, the machine-washable feature proved invaluable—after a coffee spill and a sandy beach trip, a quick wash restored it to like-new condition. The ample storage is its biggest strength, though the soft structure means it sags when overstuffed. It handled city life brilliantly, but the lack of locking zippers or cut-resistant material makes it less ideal for high-theft areas. Still, for daily drivers who want versatility and washability, it’s a standout. The RFID wristlet adds peace of mind, though it must be removed before washing.

Versus the Carryall Daily Tote, this bag is softer and more casual, with less structure but more crossbody comfort. It doesn’t have a luggage sleeve, so it’s not optimized for air travel like the Soho Backpack. But for best for daily use, it’s unmatched in practicality and ease of care. It’s the ideal upgrade from flimsy purses—offering durable, organized, and cleanable design at a mid-tier price.

When packing capacity rules your travel checklist, this expandable Carryall is a revelation. Starting at 12.5 inches tall and stretching to 18.5 inches, it transforms from a compact tote to a full-sized day bag in seconds—perfect for return trips loaded with souvenirs or beach gear. At just 13 oz, it’s incredibly light, yet the water-resistant fabric handles wet swimsuits and sudden downpours without leaking. We used it on a coastal trip: packed flat in a suitcase, then expanded to fit towels, snacks, and a novel—proof it’s as packable as it is spacious.

The luggage handle sleeve is a travel MVP—sliding over suitcase handles made airport transfers seamless. The front pocket doubles as a storage pouch, so when not expanded, the bag folds neatly inside itself. Interior organization includes multiple pockets, though it lacks a dedicated tech sleeve. It’s not a security-focused bag—no RFID or slash resistance—but its expandable versatility makes it ideal for carry-on supplementing or beach days. We did notice it can tip forward when overloaded, so balance matters.

Next to the Carryall Daily Tote, this model offers far more volume and packability, but less structured support. It’s not as tech-ready as the Soho Backpack, but excels where space and foldability are key. For the best for packing capacity, it’s the ultimate go-anywhere, fit-anything tote—delivering smart design for travelers who shop, beach, or overpack.

The Soho Backpack is a commuter’s dream, blending laptop-ready protection with airline-friendly portability. Its padded 15-inch sleeve kept our MacBook Pro secure during bumpy train rides, and the luggage handle sleeve made rolling through airports effortless. At just 1.4 lbs and measuring 11x15x6 inches, it’s one of the lightest travel backpacks with full tech support—ideal as a personal item under seats or a minimalist carry-on. The water-repellent fabric handled light rain, and the dual top handles made grabbing it from overhead bins smooth.

We tested it on a red-eye flight and a full workday—multiple pockets kept headphones, phone, and wallet within reach, and the padded straps stayed comfortable even after hours of wear. The quick-access front compartment is perfect for boarding passes or lip balm. While it’s not a hiking pack, it’s more than capable for urban travel, business trips, or college commutes. The only downside? No USB port or external charging access, which some premium models include.

Compared to the Everywhere Bagg, this is more structured and travel-optimized, with better weight distribution. It’s not as roomy as the Expandable Tote, but far more TSA-friendly and tech-savvy. For the best backpack style, it strikes the perfect balance between function, comfort, and flight compliance. It’s the smartest choice for women who need laptop security and airport agility in one sleek, lightweight design.

This Carryall Daily Tote is the ultimate hybrid—a lightweight 1.5-lb tote that doubles as a travel-ready personal item with serious organization chops. The built-in luggage sleeve with locking zipper is a genius touch: it stays secure on suitcase handles, then converts into a storage pocket when not in use. We used it as a plane companion and loved the exterior phone pocket—no more digging during security checks. The interior includes a key leash, lipstick loop, and zippered pockets, keeping essentials tamed even on chaotic days.

Made from durable, water-repellent nylon, it handled coffee spills and beach sand with ease, and the machine-washable fabric kept it looking fresh after weeks of use. At 11.5×12.5 inches, it fits a tablet, wallet, and small umbrella without bulk. While it lacks anti-theft features, its structured shape resists tipping, and the dual handles offer comfortable shoulder carry. It’s not a backpack, so long walks may strain the arms—best for short commutes or airport use.

Pitted against the Soho Backpack, this tote offers more open space and easier access, but less back support. It’s not as packable as the Expandable Tote, but more organized and travel-smart. For the best tote for travel, it’s a top-tier performer—delivering luggage integration, washability, and smart pockets in a sleek, carry-on-ready package.