Inateck40 L Travel Backpack,Carry On Laptop Backpack for Flight Approved,Business Travel Cabin Hand Luggage Fit 17 Inch Laptop, with Rain Cover for Men Women - Black

Got this pack with the intent to do 7 to14 day, 1-bag trips where I am travelling across long distances and various modes of transportation using ONLY this bag and no other travel cases. I bought this with the intent for it to be my go-to, lightweight, do-everything bag and so far it has been holding up.I bought this bag knowing I would need additional travel cubes + toiletry travel pouch, which I also bought off amazon.The size is perfect for anyone who is able to pack smartly - I would not put much stock in the advice of other reviewers who seem to be NOT experienced with 1-bag travel. 1-bag travel seems to be the true intended purpose of this bag.Whatever shortcuts the manufacturer took to make this bag super affordable, they did it in a very balanced way. I'm convinced more expensive bags feel more durable. But there is still very good quality to be found in the construction of this pack as the handles and straps feel very trustworthy making it easy to navigate airport spaces and I feel comfortable roughly tossing the bag into transportation bins and roughing it up. The overall material feels great for its price - not super cheap and still reasonably durable etc.The thoughtfulness put into the design of the transportation and compression features are super valuable, with straps and buckles being where they are useful. The fact that it is the right size for carry-on for all my flights is a huge win since it helps me avoid line ups and added check in fees.Where materials could be better though, was in the lack of better back ventilation as in hot weather I found my back to get heated just as fast any closely-worn backpack. I don't know if more expensive 40L bags handle this better though. I would also imagine that for anyone who is packing heavily into this bag, the lack of a load bearing hip strap might be an issue.I can see myself loading many more miles / kilometers into this bag - and as for the budget price, it far exceeds its value as a lightweight, trustworthy, do-it-all shell to embark on your smartly packed 1-bag adventure.

This is like the holy grail of travel backpacks! I travel a lot, and always take only a carry on if I can. I have tried now probably 5+ different travel backpacks and I am officially in love with this one! There is always some major issue to make me try another bag, but this one is comfortable to wear, has a large main compartment, fits more than you'd expect and opens up fully like a suitcase. I can't see myself going for another bag after this one. I was thinking about getting an Osprey far point 40L for a while, but didn't want to make the leap and spend that much, because I spent a ton not too long ago on a cotopaxi bag and didn't love it. So this was a similar alternative and I think its actually better than the osprey just from checking it out in stores and people's reviews on it! Reasons why: it still has the 40L main compartment that opens the same way, BUT the laptop pocket is located near your back rather than in the front of the bag (better for weight distribution and you don't have to worry about you laptop flapping over when you open the bag), and the mesh water bottle holder can actually hold a water bottle, and after taking this out on travel, I did not have to worry about it falling out of there, and finally I just like the look of this bag better. It looks very clean and professional, which is perfect when I have to travel for work and want to look like less of a backpacker. And for the price it is well worth it, bc trust me, I have spent a LOT on travel bags in my search for the perfect one. The only downside I can see, is if you absolutely must have a bag with a hip strap, bc it doesn't have one. I have had bags with and without the hip band, and while it does add to carrying comfort if you will be wearing it a long time, I felt like this bag was incredibly comfortable to wear on my back for quite a bit of time even with no hip strap. Oh! and as a bonus, its got a hidden pocket on the back, perfect for your passport and boarding pass and two tiny little pockets on the shoulder straps where you can hide some cash for if you need to pay for a taxi or something right out of the airport. It appears to be constructed very well, I can't speak as to long term durability, since I've only had it a few weeks, but it seems like its well built, not like a cheaply made bag from China. I would recommend this bag to anyone who is looking for a travel backpack!

i go back and forwards to Spain to visit family and while there for 2-3 months, i like to do side trips...this backpack is perfect...great space and no problems like trying to wheel a spinner over cobbles...yes it is big and i am only 153cm tall and just under 70kg and manage to carry it everywhere when loaded. Just easier to deal with than rolling luggage...also airlines never seem to check backpacks, just rolling luggage when doing checks. Size is perfect, even for Ryan Air which has that very narrow 20cm deep rule which rules out most rolling luggage you can purchase in Australia.

This pack is well made, comfortable, and has many compartments for organizing. Plus it has a waterproof cover included. Ideal for my travel trip.

I tested this backpack out on a week long vacation to Nashville. It easily held 8 unique outfits, my toiletries and an extra pair of shoes with plenty of wiggle room for about a shoe box full of souvenirs. The quality of the backpack is very good - feels heavy duty and durable (which does come with being slightly heavier but not too much). I'm only returning the pack because it was way too big for my little 5'1" frame. Even when it wasn't fully packed out, it was just too long and too wide on my frame to ever feel comfortable. I think this would work great for a bigger person than I, who is looking for something that will hold everything they need for a 1-2 week trip.Fully packed, it had no chance at all of fitting under the seat on Allegiant Air, but on JetBlue I was able to fit it under the seat in front of me (pictured). I just had to give up pretty much any leg room, but that worked great for me because I have short legs and it was more comfortable to rest my feet on top of my pack than it usually is having them dangle a few inches above the ground.If there was a 30L version of this pack that was shorter/skinnier but with the same material and layout, I would absolutely buy it. For those curious, I found the sweet spot with Osprey's 26+6 Daylite pack.