Review on 🎒 SwissGear Scansmart Laptop Backpack: Sleek and Practical Black/Black Design, 19-Inch by Ryan Gordon

Update after a few weeks of use: I still love this bundle! My ticket is stowed in one of the cup holders for easy access when boarding the train/bus. ALSO I added a picture of the rain that stayed on the fabric and didn't soak in after the 30 minute train ride. I am in love with this backpack and it arrived today. I returned a couple of Revain backpacks looking for the right one and this is probably the right one. It's very durable with great padding on the back and a deep channel for airflow and mesh-lined straps to keep airflow flowing. your shoulders The straps are comfortable when wearing a backpack and the seams are flexible and won't cut your hands. The Heather Gray fabric is the same water-repellent material you'll find in high-end backpacks, although it looks like cotton canvas in photos. All bags have a large capacity. The top front pocket is roomy and about 7-8 inches deep. The side pockets behind the water bottle mesh are a whopping 12 inches deep and will likely fit passenger or traveler shoes on each side (perhaps that's why 2 grommets each?). The inner pocket is surprisingly wide, 5-6 inches at the base and you could stuff a lot more in it as the front of the pack is flexible. Inside there are 2 dividers to organize papers or folders. The handle has a strong fabric covered molded core and handle. The zippers are smooth and there is a flat pocket-scansmart opens easily. This image shows a 15 inch laptop in a large case, a 10 inch Asus laptop and kindle white paper in a tablet case. There is enough space for a large laptop. The laptop bag also has a padded lever that attaches with Velcro to hold the laptop securely and the bag also has good padding at the base, especially when placed on the floor. I can say that so far I love all the features of this backpack. My ONLY gripe is that it has to come with an instruction manual that explains all the features. There is a loop for sunglasses. The mesh water bottle pockets have a stretchable top and adjustable straps around them. There is a carabiner on the front (pictured behind the Swiss Gear label). What are the small up/down arrow loops at the top of each strap for?