Review on 🎒 Cowhide Leather Multi-function Laptop Backpacks with Extended Warranty by Michelle Larson

I had this a while ago, I wanted to wait before watching it again. I wanted a Greyman EDC bag, something that doesn't scream tactics. The only attention this packaging gets is the pretty packaging. Looks great with jeans or pants. The only thing that bothered me was that after a while it lost its shape. It does not have excellent quality super strong leather. Thick and sturdy enough to keep its shape after almost a year of daily use. The only minor downside is that the flap over the zip has a tendency to curl up and not close the zip. At first I thought all the pockets were a bit clunky, maybe they are, but they have served me well for keeping things organized and at my fingertips. The same with three interior compartments and an interior zip pocket, slots for notepads and pens makes it easy to access what I want instantly. It also makes it easy to customize items to suit my needs. There is an unobtrusive zippered pocket on the back, which is discreet and invisible when wearing a backpack. A great place to secure a small magazine or carry it on your body so it doesn't get printed. Each of the front pockets has space for one or two spare magazines. When a backpack has a dent, it's because it's big enough to hold more than I'm willing to carry all day. In it I carry a 15" Macbook Pro, notepads, a sketchpad, various crayons, pencils, brushes, watercolors, a Nikkon 5000, 2 lenses and various camera equipment, a trauma kit, a Shemagh, a compact raincoat (Washington wants rain ). anytime), compact binoculars, snacks for reading magazines, books, and miscellaneous personal items. It gets compliments often and comes across as a package that costs hundreds of dollars. I've read several complaints about belts that I disagree with. durable sturdy I like someone who adjusts easily I unzipped them so they were easy to put on Rolled up the excess and wrapped ranger tapes around them I overload it.