Review on 🎒 The North Face Women's Surge Commuter Laptop Backpack: Stylish and Functional Travel Companion by Frank Nguyen

I received this backpack not only for college use but for coming home from college. I often have lots of stuff in my backpack, like a heavy bike lock, a sweatshirt, a 15 inch laptop, a Microsoft Surface, and other things like pens, notepads, and calculators. When I travel, I can fit even more things. This can make the bag quite heavy. The bag easily accommodates all of these items while still providing additional space so I was very happy with the size and organization of the bag. I read a review or two about the straps. be uncomfortable but many reviews say they were comfortable. When I got the bag I loaded it with all my stuff and tried to make it as heavy as possible while cycling or hiking to appreciate how the straps felt. As soon as I put it on I knew I had to send it back. Even after I adjusted the bag to fit me, the straps dug into my shoulders and it hurt to wear it for even 5 minutes. The straps are unnecessarily stiff and feel like they're pinching you. After looking at this, this is obviously a common problem with North Face backpacks. I also don't think giving them the opportunity to change their feelings would make a difference. If you're not looking for an extra heavy bag, this might be a good option for you; However, there was no way I could ride a bike or ride it around the airport as the minimal time on my shoulders was painful.