Lowepro RidgeLine BP 250 AW - A 24L Daypack with Dedicated Device Storage for a 15 Laptop and 10 Tablet

Super calidad por el precio

I gotta say, I was looking for a more form fitting, less bulky backpack with good utility functionality. This is exactly what I was looking for. I can fit my windows surface inside with my notebook, charger, mouse, surface pen, etc., and still have some room for other items without the bulk of my camera ready lowe pro backpack (which is also great and served me well, its just too big for my day to day stuff).

I use it to carry my laptop... and diaper change/baby clothes/baby stuff. Its brilliant. Pockets for miles, perfect sturdiness to protect a laptop, easy cary handle. With few exceptions, mens diaper bags universally suck; this is amazing.

For around town touting a laptop and some files . . . works great. The padding is minimal and there is no space for anything else. The straps would be uncomfortable should this thing be loaded up - hence the one star missing. This is my go-to portable office. Has a pouch for laptop and pad, another for files, and yet a third for administration and tools. Nice!!!!

Material is and workmanship are good, but the design is poor. Here are the areas that should have been designed better: 1. No small, zippered storage (for things like SD cards and USB drives). There is small storage pockets, and larger zippered storage pockets, but no small and zippered. 2. Grab handle is very thin, like something you might expect to find on a basic grocery bag. Its as if they forgot to put a grab handle on this backpack and then at the last minute just tacked on whatever handle they happened to have lying around. Its thin and has absolutely no cushioning for comfort. Not sure about its strength. Seems ok strong and attached, but Im not risking my stuff to test its limits. 3. Laptop and tablet compartments do not have something like a velcro strap to keep the item in place. You just slide in, slide out. Yes, the entire compartment is zippered at the backpack level, but still, they should not be allowed to slide around within that compartment like that. Not when its pretty trivial to add a strap to prevent it. 4. No cushioning or heavier duty, wear resistent material (e.g. rubber or thicker material) on the bottom, as protection when you set the backpack down vertically. My Targus backpack from 10 yrs ago had this, but this Lowepro does not. I do like the slim, compact size and shape at least. Overall, its not bad, just ok. But I think there are better alternatives out there. I do like Lowepro stuff in general and have a couple of Lowepro camera bags that were great, so I had high hopes. But this is a big disappointment. Update: After using this a few times, Im upping my review from 3 stars to 4. Despite its shortcomings, it does work reasonably well. The compact size and shape are nice, as are the light weight and the protective eyeglass holder. I may have judged it a bit harshly because I had high expectations. It could/should be better, but I would say in absolute terms, its not too shabby.

A great bag with lots of features, compartments, etc. Comfortable and looks good. Took in on a plane, inside the cabin all fine

I use this every day and so far have been very impressed with the fit and quality. It has multiple storage sections and keeps everything where it should be. Very comfortable to be worn for long periods with moderately heavy loads.

One of the best backpacks ever owned