Carry On Backpack Flight Approved, 40L-50L Travel Backpack, Expandable Extra Large, Lightweight Waterproof Business Overnight Daypack Weekender Bag Fit 17 Inch Laptops, Gifts for Men Women

Is lasting pretty well against the weather and my paint cans lol. I use it for my job and so far it hasnt shown any signs of tearing. Looks good and still low key in black so it isn't looked at too hard by onlookers as I work in the distance. Very nice size pockets.

So far so good! Have traveled to Seattle where it rains frequently and that was the purpose to be used in rainy travels although you use and umbrella water still runs onto backpack and contents get wet but so far haven’t ran into that problem. Only problem is having to get my laptop I have to move all contents in backpack.

Exactly as described, well packed, fast shipping. Excellent seller , I am very pleased with everything- product, seller, shipping , and everything else. Excellent for travel as a carry on luggage, for short trips. Great business

I recently purchased this pack for a 17 day vacation overseas. I was able to pack 5 days of full outfits and still had plenty more room. The most impressive part of this bag is that I used it to transport 40lbs of coffee & tea in it near the end of of vacation. The bag held-up with no tears or rips. Seriously thinking about purchasing more for my adult children. It is a great find.

Zipper broke on my first use.

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It has an extendable main compartment where you can store clothes or bigger items and another one for shoes, laptop pocket and USB charging port, it's good to have the two options when you don't need a lot of space you can use It without extending the main compartment, the only downside I see is the backpack straps don't look resistant to hard pulling.

Okay. Where to start? This backpack/carry-on has an amazing number of pockets, which is both a blessing and a curse. I had a friend once who wore cargo pants with many pockets, with a jacket full of pockets. As a result of this surplus of pockets, when he tried to find something he KNEW was on his person somewhere, it could take many minutes to actually find it.So here's the deal: this bag is a backpack, as it has shoulder straps so you can carry it easily on your back. It has a security pocket on the side that faces your back, so pickpockets would have a very difficult time getting to things you put there. But it's also a small soft-sided travel bag, or like a sports bag, which can be carried by a handle on its long side. In keeping with this, it has a zipper that opens one whole side of it out, so you can place garments in it and then fold them as you close it. Also in common with travel bags, it has a zipper that goes all the way around, which when opened, allows the whole bag to expand by about 3 inches. Which is always nice in a travel bag. With this side open, you see a bag that there appears to be no way of getting into - it's a pocket that can fill most of the interior space, but it appears to be attached to what would be one side of the bag when you are carrying it like a sports bag, which would be at the bottom when wearing it as a backpack. And sure enough, when I eventually found the zipper that opens up this space, it IS on the bottom, when carrying like a backpack. Which means that a pickpocket looking for your secret compartment could pull on that zipper, allowing the contents of that compartment to spill directly and unceremoniously onto the ground. This is what cost it one star - because of this I would never actually use that pocket. It also has a USB charging jack, with a cord that you can plug into a power bank, so you can charge your phone without having to take the power bank out of the bag. There are just two problems with this: 1) there is no nearby pocket on the inside where you could PUT that power bank, and 2) there is no nearby pocket on the OUTsdie where you could put the phone while it's charging! This bag appears at first to be a jack of all trades, but really it is a master of none, which appears to have been designed by two people - one who wanted a backpack he could take on a plane, and the other who wanted a small suitcase he could carry on his back. It's the camel of bags.All of that said, this bag DOES let you pack a single bag that you can either put on your back or carry in one hand, which will fit in the overhead or under-seat places on an airplane, so good for that.Construction is as you would expect in a lightweight bag - not the sturdiest of materials, but very lightweight, so at some point I would not be surprised to have to repair it. But all-in-all, I think this will be a very practical bag for traveling.