Review on 🎒 Backpack for College, Camping, and Outdoor Activities by Mark Allen

(Ignore the patches and pins. As soon as I got that I started designing.) Well, I received the backpack today. But I can already say that this is an absolute unit. The main pocket is very deep, the pockets are all very large. And the main pocket will definitely fit another textbook or two standard 1 1/2 inch binders (I checked). So that's a standard one-subject notebook, 2 binders, a 1-inch binder, and a literature textbook. The material is very durable, consists of two layers, the top layer is polyester, which you can see from the outside. Then the waterproof light gray inside looks like some kind of nylon. But it didn't melt when I applied my patches. In addition, in the rear anti-theft pocket, you hardly feel the things you put in there because of the back padding. I put in some pens, a cheap plastic holder, scissors, and a collapsible lunch box. I didn't feel it. Now the pockets of the main compartment. A 15 inch laptop fits easily in a laptop bag. My XPS 13 9380 looks tiny in this bag. And the other two pockets are surprisingly deep. I placed my scientific calculator there, leaving 2 inches at the top. Then the front pockets. They are huge too. The one on the valve doesn't fit all of my pens and pencils, so a couple of granola bars fit in there. And the bottom pocket fits my 8 inch planner, which isn't a big deal. Also, the anti-theft bag can hold anything that is 12.5 feet tall. Finally, the water bottle holders are stretchable to fit my 32 ounce sports water bottle. They also have small loops on both and one on one of the inner compartments. (Some lines are sketchy, but you get what you pay for.) In summary, this bag is absolutely one-of-a-kind. I'll use it for school because I'm in college too. I may update this later to say how long it took. Edit: Glad he survived the rest of the school year (although it wasn't that obvious)