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Background: For work, I travel once a month west coast to Dallas for 3-4 days and once every other month I fly up the coast for 3-4 days. For personal I travel once a month weekend trip and fly 2-3times a year for a week or so. I have used this backpack for 10-12 flights or weekends now. The bag works excellent for a weekend get away. Easily holds 2-3 days of clothes and toiletries bag. Convenient pockets. For air travel, great again. Super carryon. Even has nice pocket on back inside, perfect for your passport securely put away. Outside holder for water bottle. Great pockets on outside, perfect to put your ID, wallet, and phone in when going through TSA. Couldn’t be happier. Works better for me than the several $200+ bags I’ve tried. After all my trips so far, still looks new.

I was flying on a service where one extra inch could cost you 50$, and then become considered a carry on bag, which I didnt want to pay, so i needed a personal item sized bag with dimensions of 17x13x9 with room to pack for 8 days. Yes I literally searched 48 or more hours over one weeks span to find a bag that I felt would suit my needs for this trip and future trips. I scoured the suggestions and even side suggestions, read good and bad reviews, and PICTURES were always most appreciated. So a small bag, without zipper failure (I read about MANY bags where the zippers failed!) was necessary for me! A bag that would hold enough, and had the right amount of zippers.. not so many that I forget some exist, and not so little that things are grouped without some sort of organization. Also, a shoe compartment - but I used them for thin and collapsible slippers and tucked excess liner down toward the bottom. This bag seems sturdy to me. But, pay attention to the photos depending on the size and even color you're going to order, as some have minor differences. Such as the more intricate shoulder straps with upward and downward adjustable chest strap (for variety of boobie volumes) and pocket placement. There were different kinds of stitches for the various types of stress that would be endured on, for example, the shoulder straps, or the zippers. Which were SAR zippers, that glided smoothly, and the bag designers didn't do that silly thing where the main zippers have interference from nearby fabric that gets caught from opening and closing ever dang time and ends up ripping the main bag. There were a variety of materials used, the main exterior fabric, - which seemed thick - inner lining, foam for padding at the straps, electronics pocket, breathable back pads with space for airflow. Smaller adjustable straps to adjust the height of the shoulder straps (how high the tops hold tension) and as noted early, upward and downward and side to side adjustability for breast or chest size. So that helped a lot with comfort. The few downsides.. the front zippered pockets were pretty darn tight. I did manage to store receipts to budget later, and boarding pass. And the other pocket held my snacks and candy. I brought: electronics and reading materials - 2 paperback books, notebook, pens, whiteout, folder with all important documents, a tablet, a wall calendar, extra glasses, 2 chargers, mini tripod, charging block, mini ring light in its box, toiletries: bag of numerous motion sickness meds plus regular meds, mirror, makeup and brushes, washcloths (1 big 1 small) 2 silk pillowcases, 1 toddler size 1 standard, sunscreen, toothbrush, floss, paste, small toiletries set for wash, moisturizer, makeup remover, makeup fixative, mini grooming scissors, hair product, disposable face masks, eye mask pillows, 1 cat shaped shopping bag, passport belt security pocket, clothes: (i am kinda small, 5'2" 115lbs so capacity may vary) I spent a LONG time making a travel capsule wardrobe.. with 1 pair of boots. I *wore* lots of layers - loose tank top, long sleeve, graphic tee and 3 sweaters, (a hooded hoodie type vest without sleeves, 1 cardigan, 1 thick sweater) basic rewearable black jeans, leg warmers. I *packed* 4 pair underwear, 4 pair socks, 2 foldable hangers and shoelace to make a handwash drying station for the limited socks and underwear, 1 long sleeve shirt, 1 pair arm sleeves, 1 graphic T-shirt, a hooded oversize T-shirt, a button up silk dress shirt, a mini vest, 1 extra pair of jeans in another color, a pair of legging pants, pajama leggings.. and slippers. In my opinion, that's a lot. I actually could have cut down to be honest, in reflection of what i actually used. i mixed and matched clothes sobi never wore the same outfit twice.

I read about this travel backpack in a Google News article. It said flight attendants highly recommended it. I'm unsure if that's true, as they mostly carry a small work travel bag. I needed something spacious enough to carry two days' worth of clothes and a few extras for two, be light enough to manage with several other pieces of luggage yet allow me a backup if our luggage got misplaced. This backpack/suitcase was perfect! I got more than two days of clothes for two people plus toiletries, medications, and other needed items for a two-week international trip. The backpack held up to being slung around, shoved in an overhead bin, shoved underneath the seat on airplanes (fits perfect in either), packed and unpacked several times, and carried around as a backpack. For the most part, it did a fantastic job. I can see a few little threads coming out. Still, the bag itself is in great shape after a journey involving multiple methods of transportation and multiple repacks. The main compartment was roomy enough to fit everything. The back compartment was great for documentation and paperwork. The small pockets in the front were great for little knickknacks and small, flat items like tissues. And, the hidden, up against your back pocket, was great for passports and money. I did not use the shoe compartment, which takes up a large portion of the main storage compartment. I did not use the charging component, as every bag nowadays has that feature. The bag was light on its own with comfortable straps. Even though my bag came folded, as noted in many reviews, I left it out, laying flat with a few items on top a few days before I packed. The bag was perfectly fine, and the dent or bend was irrelevant. Well, I cannot speak to the long-term use or quality of the bag. If it holds up for multiple trips, it's well worth it! It did an excellent job for what I needed it for, and I'm sure it will be used many times in the future for short trips. I saw the same bag on about ten other people during our two-week trip, which either speaks to its marketing or usefulness.

The picture shows two pieces but I received only one (is the small one included? Why I didn't have it?)

Me gustó mucho la mochila, tiene mucho espacio y muchas bolsas por todos lados. Además de que la calidad de la tela es buena. Muy recomendable!

Currently use it for the gym and all it's compartments enable me to be really organized. Intend to use it for weekends away, love all the compartments, laptop section, shoe area, and wet pocket. My only criticism is that the side pocket is not very useful, a bottle holder would have been helpful.

Well thought out and built

It’s all that they promessied . I love it !