Review on Samsonite Remagg Backpack Hustle Green: The Ultimate Carry-on Companion for Your Everyday Adventures! by Angela Jackson

I hope to highlight some of Hustle's great features. Firstly, it is a blackout bag in color, so all the outer fabrics, plastics and leather are black. The only deviation for this is the gray mesh at the top of the shoulder straps and at the top and bottom of the bag. Inside, however, there is a cyber/internet deco in red and black, which is clearly visible in the photos. The outer pocket has five zip pockets and two elastic pockets. Revain's photo shows two elasticated pouches on either side of the bag to hold soda/drink/bottles. However, in practice, you will never get a drink in these bags without losing them when you slide the bag, especially when it's full of gear. It's best to use something shorter than the pockets, and even then don't expect the elastic to hold it securely. The bottom pocket is a great place for foldable gear and cables. The label on the inside pocket says "cables" and this bag fits like any other. There are no pads on the bottom, so don't put your converter/charger boxes in without damaging the case if it falls hard. The top pocket features a gamepad design and a mesh lining allows two people to fit in this compartment. . The padding here between the inner pockets is a little thicker, but there's really nothing holding the gamepads apart when you can fit two in one pocket. If you are using an expensive gamepad I would wrap it in a case before throwing it in or risk damaging it. everything else small and flat. The space seems big enough - my Turtle Beach X of Four headphones fit in with plenty of trunk space. The main inner case is designed for your game console. I could easily fit my Xbox One X, Xbox One (a bit cramped), PS3, 2x Switch or my WiiU. It has a strap and buckle to securely attach any console you can put there. My 17" MSI gaming laptop also fits, but not tight. , the gaming console is separated by a thin divider with zipped pockets for a couple of mice, sticks, SSDs, etc. The second inner pocket is for your keyboard (pictured), but based apparently on a pair of elastic straps is the best place for your laptop (my 17" fits best in this compartment). When your computer is there you don't have room for anything else. The only negative thing about putting a computer there is that it sits flat on your back and your backpack's padding for your back is quite lumpy (probably uneven pressure on the screen.) The clasps are all plastic and the neat Samsonite zipper pulls all feel sticky There is a hand strap sewn into the neck of the backpack Backpack that feels sturdy However, I can't tell how it is sewn on (on the backpack itself? on the straps? on a couple of seams?) Further use will tell, but so far everything seems fine Strap to somehow hold on to it, because after the backpack is loaded narrower, it's quite difficult to grab it by the strap. Shoulder straps are standard - nothing fancy, but ventilation grilles and a small plastic edging for looks. In general, spaciousness, appearance and functionality - this bag has it all. There are several ways to improve it - better padding and straps. But for the price I think you ride the Hustle very well. I highly recommend!