Review on 🎒 Pacsafe Metrosafe Travel Backpack with Anti-Theft Features by Erick Roby

I spent weeks and hours looking for a new bag. My REI Dumpster find was finally worn out and too bulky and heavy to continue riding. I also had a big journey ahead of me and wanted a smaller replacement but one that was strong and would last me for years to come. Here's my profile: 5ft 2in, travels up to 3 hours a day on public transport/walking, sometimes by plane What I get out of this bag: 1. I don't look like a first grader from school on my first day, ie..it fits my small body well and is not too big. The size is smaller, the back does not hurt. The weight is distributed very well and doesn't constrict the shoulders like other bags. There is no waist belt, but it is not needed. 3. Enough space. . Great for commuting. A side pocket holds 1 liter of Nalgene and another thermos for coffee. In it I can put a 13-15 inch laptop, a book, a notebook, a small lunch bag, a sweater. , and a few little things that can be conveniently accessed. I used it as hand luggage on an airplane and it fits well under the seat making it more comfortable than my last bag. 4. Confidence in its quality and safety. The thing is well done. It's unobtrusive, and if I'm wearing a black jacket, people probably won't even notice I'm wearing it. Well, as long as you don't look like some dumb tourist or lunatic prey. You can buy zip ties but I don't think they are necessary because of the clipping feature; It takes some time to solve, so in itself it acts as a deterrent to anyone following you on the bus/subway trying to get on. To you. They have a 25 liter version of this bag if you need more space but for me this size was perfect. I am very glad I chose this bag and plan to use it for the rest of my life.