However, calling it a backpack doesnt seem to do it justice. So far it seems to be nice and durable, so I have high hopes that it will last a good while. My favorite thing about it is that it has 3 different removeable, cubes, as well as a removeable shoe bag. And regarding the cubes. Theres a large cube, a medium cube, and the other smaller cube is apparently water resistant.

I got this in black, and just love it. Super easy to organize and will work well as a carry-on for air travel. It’s expandable AND has packing cubes so you can really fit quite a bit while remaining well-organized. I love it.

This seems to be a well made pack especially for the price. All the pockets you should need. It carries well, and seems to have enough padding. I almost maxed out at tightening the shoulder straps. Im 57. This type of pack is not made for long term back packing. The shoulder straps are a convenience for occasional use. It can expanded to a bit over the allowable size.

This backpack is really well thought out. Not only can you carry your (larger) laptop computer, theres tons of room in the main compartment for several days worth of clothes. Bonus are the 3 cubes (which I have fallen in love with already for my other suitcases) and shoe bag and the external power outlet for your backup battery. I really appreciate that the shoulder straps are stored away when not in use and the backpack folds up so it takes up less space when stored. This is my 3rd backpack carry on and Id say its the best designed so far. Would purchase again.

Although Im not a frequent business traveler, the 2 things I hate the most is checked luggage & connecting flights. I have literally 6 travel bags in my closet right now and while they all have their advantages & disadvantages, this bag is now my go to bag for the following reasons: 1. expandable to a larger size. There are buckle straps to keep it compressed at a smaller size. 2. The back straps can be unbuckled & completely stowed away once youre on board the plane so it doesnt snag on anything. I would prefer more padding in the straps since you may have to walk a mile or more from the curb to the gate... 3. There are 2 separate handles so you can hand carry it in portrait or landscape mode. The straps could use beefier reinforcement. Time will tell how long they will last. 4. There is a hidden, zippered compartment against your lower back to store important items (passport, wallet, money, etc) that should make it pickpocket proof while youre wearing/carrying it. 5. Large enough to fit my LG Gram 17 laptop. 40L capacity will allow me to carry onboard everything I need for any 7 day trip so I dont have to worry about losing checked luggage. 6. Too many zippered compartment to count. The included packing cubes are a nice touch. Makes it very easy to organize your things how you see fit. 7. The side pocket will fit a standard water bottle but not a larger metal tumbler. I do wish there is a 2nd pocket on the other side for snacks, sunglasses, etc.

I love this backpack! The color isnt the best, but in time Ill probably doodle on it. It has many pockets and is super versatile. Its able to fit my huge laptop and all my regular travel items, plus it doubles as a suitcase. Note: it only stored enough clothes and other personal items youd normally put in a suitcase for a 1-2 day trip. I would not suggest cramming a weeks worth of travel in there, it will fit but it will be super bulky and heavy and honestly is the same as a suitcase at that point. It can strap right to the handle of a suitcase, making it way easier to navigate the plane and airport with. I do like the charging port it provides too, does not come with a charger just the port to plug into. It also came with 3 other bags to add more items in, but honestly I dont see how to attach them to the backpack or really anything so I dont undnderstand how they will be carried other then in your arms. Id also like to add it is water proof, spilt a few drops of water in there and I checked to make sure my laptop was ok and its like the water never even hit it, just dripped right off.

Great bag, love the cubes that it comes with great for traveling.

I was amazed by all of the features of this backpack. It was well padded and had at least three ways to carry it around. My most preferred way was the shoulder straps. It took me a while to find the buckles at the bottom to attach the shoulder straps (See pics for hints). With lots of pockets and zippered compartments, it was easy to keep everything organized. I was concerned that the buckles squeeze tabs maybe a bit on the fragile side but have not encountered any issue. Also, Ive seen this design on other backpacks as well. May be the manufacturer can step up and make these buckles more robust for extra durability.

Love it went in a quick trip from Palm Springs to Sacramento to see my granddaughter in a play! This was so easy to go without waiting in the baggage line!

I often travel with just a backpack because I dont like the pain of pulling a roller bag around and stressing about having enough room on an airplane to stow it. Up to this point Ive never been happy with the options Ive tried, including some expensive ones from eBags. It does come folded in half and really squished so I stuffed it with a couple pillows for a week to get it to form back to its true shape before I used it. Here is what I like about this bag: #1 It is rectangular like a suitcase so you can really fit a lot of stuff into it. #2 the packing cubes are huge and can take up almost the entire clothing compartment, thats actually nice because I always find that the cubes are more trouble than they are worth because they leave wasted space that you try to stuff full with socks and other extra clothes. #3 the zippers work really well and I like that they dont have hard metal pulls on them. I found with other bags that these can get caught up and break off. For travel bags, stiff cloth pulls are the way to go. #4 the cary handles are actually handles and not little straps that you cant use. #5 the water bottle carrier is just big enough to fit a 24oz hydroflask without the rubber thingy on the bottom. And the strap above it is in the perfect place to clip through the handle on the lid (which is important if youve ever had one of these slide out as you are putting a bag into the overhead and almost hurt someone). If you carry a big water bottle like a Nalgene, it will NOT fit in the pocket. #6 the bottom of the back of the bag bulges out slightly to fit into the small of your back so even without a waist strap it puts some of the load on your waist vs your shoulders. For anyone who regularly carries a backpack you know how important this is. Here is what I dont like: #1 The backpack straps are not as comfortable as they could be. I think they anchor too far apart to the bag so it sits further on the outside of your shoulders. With the sternum strap this fixes it a bit but without it you can get sore shoulders fast. Ive used other bags that when loaded up are fine without the sternum strap. That being said I am fairly slender by todays standards at 60 & 170lbs, if you are heavier and have a wider neck/shoulders this may not be as big of a deal for you. #2 The metal name/address tag I really dont care for, Ive had it get caught up trying to get the bag out of the trunk or under a seat and Im about ready to cut it off. It would be so much nicer if it was a stiff fabric with a little fabric tab that stuck out of the bag so you can pull it out and read it. This is not a game changer, you can decide when you get the bag if you like it or not, it will take about 5 seconds to cut it off but it is permanent, there will be no way to reattach it. #3 Im neutral on the charging cord, I dont use it and wish the bag didnt have it but its not in the way of anything so I dont really care. Overall it is my new favorite, if the size is what you need I would totally recommend it.