Let me go right to the point: get this bag! Ok, why? While travelling, I have gone through the typical assortment of backpacks, messenger bags, and satchels to carry my laptop and other essentials, but I always found myself seeking for something new. This indicates to me that what I had, what I had adapted, was just incorrect. When I held this pack and Tumi up side by side, I started to question whether those four letters (t-u-m-i) were truly worth the extra price. In comparison to this pack, I believe the answer is no.The Kombi has a high-end feel to it; the woven exterior is great for preventing wear and the unavoidable scuffs that a travel bag would experience when tucked under the seat. The compartments are perfectly logical, the shoulder straps are well-padded and comfortable. I can easily transport two laptops, an iPad, and the other miscellaneous equipment I travel with in a safe and comfortable manner. I prefer the orange interior since it makes it simple to see everything inside the bag; searching through an all-black interior for a lost USB cord is no longer necessary. It is also simple to retrieve whatever you need because the bag stands up by itself even when it is fully laden, and the main compartment opens up in such a way that everything stays upright. For someone who wants a professional, understated, yet attractive bag, this is the backpack for them. Despite the fact that I have many technical backpacks, this is the one I use for all of my trips, whether they last a few days or a few months. The only thing that bothers me is that I wish I had been aware of it sooner. This backpack is the one you've been seeking for if you're a traveller!
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