Was there a point in history you can go back to a certain place and say, this is kind of where it began, or maybe describe that a little bit

Features Front compartment has internal organization with secure-zip pockets and a padded tablet sleeve Bottom compression Dedicated, highly protective laptop compartment Sternum strap with whistle buckle Two side compression webbing straps Stand-up design Comfortable, padded top handle 360-degree reflectivity Two durable, external water bottle pockets can easily double as multi-use pockets with quick-draw smartphone access on one side U-pull zippers are easy to grab The updated, women-specific FlexVent suspension system, certified by the American Chiropractic Association, has articulated shoulder straps, a rounded back panel, comfortable stitch lines and soft-touch chemise fabric Webbing daisy chain offers lash points Large main compartment for books and binders Removable waist belt External, fleece-lined pocket for sunglasses, phone or keys Department: Gear
Yes, I said women here thats because many (but not all) women prefer something lighter and sleeker than men
But there are a fair share of tradeoffs: The lightly padded Dyneema backpanel is less plush and overheats quickly in warm weather, there are no adjustments for the torso length (you do get the choice between five unisex sizes), and the Hyperlite is pricey
Certainly from my perspective as someone who is used to instantly setting the hook when I feel that tap, its reasonably safe to assume that many others would react the same way