Morro Convertible Backpack, Moss
$99
Built for adventure, ready for anything. Whether it's school, hikes, or road trips, this backpack keeps you organized with dual front pockets, multiple access points, and a dedicated 16” laptop compartment. Pair it with Everyday Zip Pouches for next-level organization, or add the Morro Camera Cube 8L to turn it into the ultimate camera bag. Wherever you go, this pack has you covered—just don’t forget to enjoy the long weekend!
Our Review
Long Weekend Morro Convertible Backpack (Moss) — a work-and-gear bag for remote days on the move
The gist: A flexible backpack that can carry a laptop and work essentials on a co-working day, then convert to hold camera gear for a creative side project — but check your laptop size first.
- Multi-access design: open it from the top, side, or full front panel, useful for quickly grabbing a laptop or charger without unpacking the whole bag.
- Padded laptop sleeve: suspends the laptop off the base for drop protection, though Pack Hacker's review found it "far too tight" for a 16" MacBook Pro — better suited to 13-15" laptops, tablets, or e-readers.
- Camera Cube compatible: the optional Morro Camera Cube 8L Velcros inside, turning the bag into padded camera storage for content or portfolio work.
- Horseshoe main compartment: a simple, dual-zipper opening that works well with packing cubes for organizing work gear versus personal items.
Pack Hacker rated it 7.0/10, calling out its flexible, durable design and camera-cube integration as strengths, while noting an unstable water bottle pocket and a snug laptop compartment.
Best for: remote workers with a 13-15" laptop who want one bag for work and photography gear. Skip it if: you carry a 16" MacBook Pro — verify the fit before buying. Runs about $99 — check the current price before buying.
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