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Anders
> 24 hourThis is what you are looking for nice and good quality a travel friend to last.
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SHIN
> 24 hour仕事に小旅行に、収納力十分て扱いやすい。買ってよかったです!
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Anonymou
> 24 hourThe waterproofing is nice, the bag itself is pretty spacious and if you pack minimally then you probably can get a week or two’s worth of travelling out of it (or more). The packing cube it comes with is kind of pointless as its the size of the inside of the bag. The inside is really bright so you can see items in there even in the dark. Really really solid backpack.
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James S. Sessions
> 24 hourToo small for my needs but very nice
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Avi
> 24 hourI get complemented for caring this backpack. Looks really nice and it is strong.
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Alberto
> 24 hourProducto TOP
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Scott Ewald
> 24 hourPerfect bag for traveling. Lots of compartments. The insert makes it easy to pack clothes. Fits perfect as your one item to fit under a seat on a plane.
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TUSHAR CHEKE
> 24 hourThis bag can hold a day worth of stuff and then some more!
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Talon Marvin
> 24 hourI picked this up in the Mineral color, which looks dark blue. Here are some of the PROS and CONS of this backpack as I see them. You can decide if any are important to you. PROS Good size for 2-3 day trip (more if you pack light) Bright orange interior makes it easy to see/find items in your pack Lots of well-placed pockets for organizing your stuff The rolltop opening gives you total access to the bags interior Comes with padded packing cube (removable) Looks snazzy CONS The laptop sleeve is not removable -- adds extra weight and thickness to the bag when not in use The rolltop opening takes longer to open than a zipper opening Overall, this is a good-looking, well-designed bag that fits me well and will get a lot of use. Tag says Made in Vietnam.
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Stephen Davis
> 24 hourI travel. A bunch. Like over 200,000 miles. As a heavy traveler, I need things that WORK. Nothing flimsy or cutesie... gimmicky or lame. I need function. This Thule (pronounced toolee) backpack is quite literally the BEST pack I have ever used - and I have tried a TON of them (from Oakley to JanSport to Victorinox to....) in my career. To be fair, I have not exactly used this backpack in its intended usage; I dont use the luggage/clothing insert it came with. I DO use that for my regular suitcase (super handy) but my backpack is all work-related stuff. And I tend to carry a BUNCH of stuff (laptop, iPad Pro, battery back-ups, 1 or 2 LaCie backup hard drives, power supplies, backup batteries, Logitech remotes, countless cables/adapters, international adapters, cameras [Canon 70D and/or Lumix GH5 as well as my Light camera], Bose headphones, as well as one day of clothes for international trips). Like I said - a BUNCH. Even when fully loaded and the top expanded/extended, this fits under airline seats in both Coach and First Class easily (caveat - I usually remove either my iPad Pro or MacBook and Bose headphones for in-flight use before stowing my bag). Heres a quick run-down of the bag. There are 3 loading areas in the bag: Front (flap) and middle; and back/rear. The front (flap) is great for small items such as pens, paper, boarding passes, immigration forms, gum, etc. The middle is quite large and excellent for back-up batteries, hard drives, small cameras, and other such items. The rear/main compartment is for the bigger things such as cameras, cases/bags with cables and chargers, jackets, headphones, etc. Then behind this main compartment is the velcro-flap compartment for your laptop/iPad area. This is a padded area and quite secure. From the side of the bag you have 2 long zippers - one to the main body of the bag (you can quickly grab your jacket, camera, or other item stowed there. The second is for the padded rear laptop/iPad area which is nice should you have to remove your device(s) for airport security. On the opposite side of the bag is a zippered compartment useful for small items, a water bottle, or other items you might need to grab while on the go. Along the back of the pack is a strap which you can use to mount the backpack on a suitcase pull-up handle which is super convenient! Here are some PROS: Outstanding design Intuitive layout Water resistant Sleek look Easily accessible via roll-top/side zippers/front zippers Extremely roomy Can carry my 15 MacBook Pro AND iPad Pro in the same pouch Held up extremely well in a myriad of conditions (snow, rain, wind, subways, trains, planes, boats, cabs, etc.) Fully adjustable straps (shoulder and chest) Classic clean look CONS: OK Ill be super picky here.... The backing is padded and, when wearing with both straps on your shoulders and the pack against your back - it can get a bit warm. Theres just not an adequate ventilation channel there - in my opinion. Certainly not a deal breaker! Secondly, the straps could be a bit more robust. I tend to be a slinger and place my backpack only over one shoulder and this has caused some stress on the strap. Sure, if I wore it the proper way 100% of the time I seriously doubt this would happen..... but I just keep on being a slinger.... dont judge.. Final thoughts: This is, as I mentioned, quite simply the BEST bag I have owned. I am 100% confident in this bag and its capabilities to keep me organized and my items secure during my most demanding travel. The design is intuitive, smart, and well thought out. I simply LOVE this bag. 10+ stars.