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🎙️ Welcome to the Nomads Nation Podcast!

In this episode, I’m joined by Chad, aka the Bag Dad, to talk about something we haven’t really covered before: backpacks for dads. We dive into how premium EDC and travel backpacks can double as dad bags, from the diaper years all the way to sports tournaments and everyday family adventures.

We talk about the features that suddenly become way more important when you’re a parent, including quick access, one-handed zippers, self-standing designs, water bottle pockets, organization, and most importantly, comfort. Chad also explains why he thinks a great backpack can be a much better long-term investment than a traditional diaper bag.

00:00 - Intro
03:58 - Backpack Parenting
05:31 - Big Announcement
07:01 - Stages
12:52 - Quick Access
15:51 - Diaper Bags
21:00 - Chaos
24:45 - More Gear
28:29 - Value
31:45 - Comfort
34:26 - Top Dad Bags
37:16 - #6 Evergoods
40:45 - #5 ULA
45:09 - #4 Eberlestock
48:59 - #3 Black Ember
52:30 - #2 Evergoods
55:40 - #1 Dad Bag
1:04:58 - Final Thoughts

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Free Gear Disclosure: We often receive free gear for our reviews, but this does not influence our opinions. We always provide honest reviews—if a product isn't up to par, we'll tell you.

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🎙️ Welcome to Episode 25 of the Nomads Nation Podcast

In this episode, I sit down with Laura, founder of Move Supply Chain, to uncover why some of the world's most popular backpacks are constantly out of stock. We dive deep into the realities of supply chain management, from sourcing specialized materials and managing factory relationships to navigating logistics, cash flow, and production delays.

We also discuss how small brands can compete with industry giants, why strong relationships with manufacturers matter more than most people realize, the importance of understanding your product's construction, and practical strategies founders can use to build a more resilient supply chain. Whether you're a backpack enthusiast, product founder, or simply curious about what happens behind the scenes before a bag reaches your doorstep, this episode is packed with valuable insights.

00:00 - Introduction
03:24 - Supply Chains
10:47 - Manufacturing
13:08 - Materials
17:50 - Optimization
18:55 - Cash Flow
20:23 - Enterprise vs DTC
23:43 - Partnerships
28:05 - Growth
30:20 - Factory Visits
36:41 - Philippines
39:58 - Product Development
42:27 - Expert Support
44:23 - Final Thoughts

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🎙️ Welcome to the Nomads Nation Podcast!

In this episode, I’m bringing back Lara from Move Supply Chain for a behind-the-scenes look at what it actually takes to build a backpack brand from scratch.

We dive into the realities of creating a bag, from figuring out your true costs and pricing strategy to sourcing materials, sampling, prototyping, and eventually getting the finished product into customers’ hands. We also talk about why building a custom backpack can take much longer than expected and just how many individual components can go into a single bag.

I also share some real numbers and lessons from building my own bag brand, including what our flagship backpack actually costs to make and why the cost of manufacturing is only one piece of the bigger picture.

If you're thinking about starting your own bag brand, building an e-commerce product, or you're simply curious about what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite backpacks, this episode gives you a look at the realities of bringing a bag from idea to market. 🎒🔥

00:00 - Building Bags
01:35 - Founder Reality
07:00 - Know Your Costs
10:18 - Pricing Strategy
14:34 - Starting From Scratch
16:42 - Material Sourcing
20:06 - Backpack Economics
24:25 - Profit Margins
29:15 - Pricing Matters
34:19 - Better Prototypes
38:00 - Product vs Profit
40:18 - Build a Brand
44:11 - Final Thoughts

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Free Gear Disclosure: We often receive free gear for our reviews, but this does not influence our opinions. We always provide honest reviews—if a product isn't up to par, we'll tell you.