Review on 🎒 Incase Heather Gray Size Backpack: Sleek and Spacious Essentials Carrier by Marcelo Montalvo

I bought this for multiple purposes: as a short trip bag so I don't have to lug my suitcase to see the sights; and as a laptop/carry-on bag for long trips if I review the wheeled bag. She is almost perfect for both roles. As a weekend bag, it can be expanded to hold up to 3 days of clothing, toiletries and a CPAP (sleep apnea) machine, as well as chargers, batteries and travel documents. It's a bit cramped as my CPAP machine takes up about 20% of the available packing space. For people without a CPAP machine, if you pack light clothes, you can plan 4-5 days here. Knick-knacks and souvenirs that I took with me. It was packed to the brim but surprisingly comfortable to carry as a backpack - the shoulder straps are well padded but not stiff and the back is well padded and ventilated. In addition, it keeps its shape well when placing things of a non-standard size in it, which was a pleasant surprise. It's a bit big like a laptop bag, but the compression zip and straps compress it and give it a slim, stylish shape that fits under airplane seats. easy. The laptop compartment on the back has a full-length zip, but that doesn't help much when the backpack is quite full. You'll probably just unplug your laptop all the way, which isn't a problem for me. The zippers are strong and work smoothly, the mesh luggage compartment divider feels stronger than most I've seen, and the sternum strap is vertically adjustable, which is a big plus. The only real downside is the lack of a strap to attach the handle of a large wheeled bag - considering this bag is intended as a carry-on replacement, that would have been a bit reckless, but also useful to give me a spin . a break on long trips to the airport. But not worth deducting a star - otherwise this bag exceeded my expectations.