Review on Kopack Waterproof Backpack: Perfect Business Compartment for Professionals by Monica Williams

I received both medium and large backpack so I will review both and compare side by side! Comfort: I have to say that these backpacks are the most comfortable. ever used. They cushion well and fit snugly around your shoulders and back. Sometimes when I'm late for class or need to catch a bus, I don't worry about my backpack as it's securely attached to my back and doesn't wobble like previous backpacks I've used. The biggest plus for me is that it seems to help my posture because the backpack makes me open my chest and stand up straight, especially with a laptop in my bag. I definitely feel a lot better walking around in it for a long time, and sometimes I feel like I'm not wearing a backpack at all! The medium size fits snugly on my back and the hem sits just above my waist when loosened or well above my waist when tightened. (I'm 5'6"). The large sits just above my waist when tightened due to its greater height. Size/Capacity: I think Kopack chose two sizes of backpacks as they work well for certain groups who might prefer one or the other.Medium is ideal for a student or passenger who needs to carry a light to medium load.I could comfortably place 2 standard textbooks in the main compartment, as well as a 15" laptop in the laptop compartment. I could easily slip my chargers and school supplies into the main or front pocket. As a college student, the medium easily holds everything I need on a typical day and I highly recommend it. If you have a 15" laptop, it will fit this one maybe hardly in, but the zipper pocket touches the edges of the computer, and I am worried that it will damage the computer or backpack.If you have 15" or bigger computer(especially Gaming laptops), I recommend I big. slightly larger than the medium but doesn't really feel like w when you wear it or take it out. This is for heavy packers or for long trips like camping or business trips. My 15 inch. The laptop has plenty of room in the laptop compartment and I can comfortably fit 3 standard textbooks in the main compartment. The only major difference between the two sizes, other than the depth of the pack, is the height. As you can see from the photo, the large backpack is significantly higher than the average (which is already quite high). My textbooks probably reach about 60% of the full backpack height, which can be both good and bad for most people. I like it because I can put my lunch box and some other things like speaker, pencil case or spare clothes on top of my textbooks. If all you plan on doing is packing books in your backpack, you may have a lot of real estate that you won't be using. I like to take it with me when I travel so I can pack as much as possible. If that still doesn't fit everything you need, you probably need a suitcase or holdall. The front "hidden" zipper is great for storing small items like keys, phones, snacks, and items that you take out and take out frequently. The compartment has a zippered mesh body and two large compartments for items such as chargers or cables etc. and two compartments for pens and pencils. The rear main zippered compartment is spacious and designed to hold most of your belongings. As I mentioned, Medium comfortably fits 2 or more standard textbooks, while Large comfortably fits 3 or more plus additional items on top. It also has a large tablet slot, two medium sized phone/portable bank compartments and a zipped pocket that fits a passport holder or similar. An important note is that a large laptop, e.g. B. a 15 inch laptop, fits in the middle pocket. narrows those slots and you might have trouble putting things in. The big one doesn't have this problem because the laptop bag is very spacious. The rear case of the laptop is what you would expect. The laptop essentially rests on your back (which can help with posture). Medium can accommodate anything up to 13 inches. and you can get away with a medium-sized 15-inch mount. The large one easily accommodates a laptop up to 17 inches. There is a "secret" compartment at the bottom on the back where you can put important things such as keys, wallets, etc. I personally don't use this, but it's a nice feature. .There are two side slots, one on each side to put things like pencil case or bottles. I love their design as they have an elastic band that keeps them securely closed to hold small items like USB sticks or coins while also securely holding larger items like water bottles so they don't get thrown around during everyday use (or running). fall out :P Material/Quality: I was very surprised by the quality of the materials used in these backpacks. I won't go into details and the actual composition of the material, but it looks like there is a fine plastic mesh on the outer layer of the base material that has a water-repellent coating. It has a smooth feel, but you can also feel a little bit of mesh. It's water resistant, but don't expect it to keep everything secure in a downpour. It can easily keep things in a light shower or drizzle. The padding is deliberately placed and really very comfortable. St. Louis summers tend to be very humid and hot, but my back didn't sweat at all in this backpack. I have attached some photos of both backpacks. The blue backpack is one of my old backpacks (awaiting their deathbed) for comparison. The pictures of the compartments are from the middle backpack, the pictures of the open backpack with textbooks and additional items are from the large backpack. How can I! You may be wondering why I put so much effort into this review but I originally paid for a medium bag but I had issues with my 15″. Notebook. Kopack kindly offered me a large backpack in exchange for an honest review of their product, and here I am! I must honestly say that I really like these backpacks and one of my colleagues saw me with this backpack and bought it the next day straight away! (The Medium) I will update this review with more information/photos as needed. Have a nice day!