Review on 🎒 Daypacks: North Face Jester Asphalt Grey Backpacks for Casual Adventures by Eric Timbeross

I'm in college and if there's one thing I've learned, it's a lot of walking. Without the right backpack, this can hurt your shoulders and back. This backpack has great support so you can carry a lot of things without even feeling any pressure on your shoulders. I was really impressed with it. It's even great tuning stuff (as you can see from the patches I added)! The aesthetic of this backpack is very elegant and classic. I will say that the bag is somewhat compact. It can be difficult to put things in the main compartment as the bag doesn't open very wide. It can also simply be because the backpack breaks down over time. Despite its narrowness, I appreciate the storage compartments. The front of the bag has room for pens/pencils/or a small notepad if you'd like. I've tried filling this pouch and it keeps things snug, but it will limit main compartment space as the pouch slides in. Overall this is a really good backpack if you're trying to keep clutter to a minimum. It definitely gets me organizing all my papers and notes so they don't take up too much space. I would recommend this backpack to anyone who appreciates back support, organization and simplicity.