We're living in a digital age, but we still have lots of physical things we need to carry around. The first bag was probably invented by a caveperson, but here in 2018 we're still cranking out new, innovative bag types. Here's the best of what we saw this year in bag design:

Adam Savage released his NASA-inspired, made-from-recycled-materials EDC Two bag, a lower-cost version of his toolbox-inspired EDC One.

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For an actual toolbox-in-a-bag, check out Klein Tools' super-handy Tradesman Pro Tool Master Backpack.

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Peak Design continued to demonstrate their mastery of bag design, creating the well-thought-out Travel Line and packing system.

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We also got a great behind-the-scenes look at what goes into both the design and final production of a Peak Design bag.

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Speaking of behind-the-scenes, this year we got to interview Lina Westin, the designer of IAMRUNBOX's Spin Bag.

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If you need to carry a lot of stuff and prefer rectilinear bags, Nomatic's versatile 30-Liter Travel Bag provides a lot of functionality and storage space within a clean, minimalist exterior design.

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We also saw some innovation in the design of how bags are meant to be carried. A set of ergonomic and retrofittable SuperStraps came onto the market to make any backpack easier to carry.

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The HoverGlide Floating Backpack's design cleverly manipulates physics to stay level in space while you run, conserving energy.

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Another clever design is the WoodOX Sling, which vastly improves the ergonomics of carrying tricky-to-transport firewood.

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Though not technically a bag, Pelican Cases are known for their legendary durability and protection for hauling sensitive and delicate items. We got to see how they manufacture their indestructible products.

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How about a bag that both transports and dispenses booze? The PortoVino Crossbody Bag features a hidden tap, letting you tipple on the go.

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Lastly, we encountered this brilliant design for a no-strap backpack.

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