Review on Dell RTKW3 Venture Backpack Heather by Lisa Holland

Just put this backpack through its first fire test in the form of two trips through TSA security lines, one on a summer weekend to (horror) O'Hare Airport, with crowds behind me for hours of excitement and outbursts of anger. He passed with honors (though I'm not sure). Here's the most impressive feature of this backpack: it's incredibly spacious and packs efficiently, yet you can access what you need much faster than with a regular backpack. This is due to the dual-entry feature in the main body of the backpack: a zipper near the back takes you directly to a padded laptop storage compartment where you can access and pull out your laptop (and any other electronics of your choice). can insert). there next to it) without disturbing the large pile of books, files and other things in the rest of the bag. As alternative. You can access the rest of the bag where you can store your lunch or that book you want to read with an extendable strap that easily closes with a clip. There is no drawstring or anything to tighten the top of the bag but after wearing it on trains etc for a month or more and occasionally turning it upside down nothing has fallen out that way so I'm not worried about that. design feature. Did I mention it packs an incredible amount? I packed a laptop, a bag of toiletries, six or seven books, pens, two Kindles, a Kindle Fire, some notebooks, a sweater, medicine, and lunch. And there's still room. I stuff one of my Kindles, keys, and sunglasses into one of two (not one, two!) easy-access external pockets, which are also great for tickets and anything else you might need quick access to. when running - e.g. a travel map.) The two mesh holders, one on each side, are perfect for carrying water bottles or similar - they stretch at the top so whatever you're carrying fits and doesn't fall out. I use one for my water bottle and the other for my umbrella. In fact, it has practically replaced my handbag on all but the most formal of occasions, or when I need to carry nothing but my wallet. The design and materials are beautiful and stylish enough that I can take it to work or to a casual setting, or anywhere I'm not trying to make a first impression, or to a business lunch somewhere very trendy. If I can wear khakis, I can wear that instead of my handbag, which is great. Less wear and tear on me, easier to wear and more versatile. I LOVE IT; it can go from the back of my bike to a business call. Perfection.