🎒 Ultimate Weekender Backpack: Expandable, Organized, and Travel-Approved! Review

I've been using it daily for more than a month to carry my laptop, books, clothes, etc. It holds up well and is very comfortable. It has more than enough pockets to stash cables or other items you want to keep handy, is easy to carry around in a variety of ways, and is backpack-friendly even when fully loaded. The laptop compartment could use some extra padding on the bottom, so I added a narrow strip of thick foam. The only thing strange, a little thing, is a small reflective label that says…

I use this backpack every week for business trips. The size is great and the fact that it stretches is a great option. You could really put some clothes/shoes in there for the weekend. Holds a fairly large laptop. I don't particularly like the word "fashion" on the front, it ruins the professional look of the bag a bit, but that's ok. Even if you are quick-tempered, this may not be your bag. When I first put it on I had to check and make sure my laptop wasn't on, it's so hot on my back. There…

I was looking for a bag that was a backpack but also expandable and although I found others they were huge (and double the price). I decided to give it a try and was impressed. I use it as my "briefcase" when traveling, it has everything I might need during the day from a laptop, all my cables and other things I've learned to carry when travelling, like a first aid kit set, an extra jacket (it's a long list). This holds them all, and the extension allows you to easily carry an extra pair of…

Appearances are a bit deceptive. When I opened the middle compartment in which we had to pack extra clothes, it turned out to be very small (just the looks). I started packing my husband's clothes just to see how much I could fit in that extra bag. Now he wears 2XL in a t-shirt, XL is short. I packed 1 pair of cotton shorts and 7 cotton t-shirts. I could keep going while it expands into the back compartment. This is perfectly normal as the front compartment is uncompromising and offers plenty…

I am enthusiastic about using it as a laptop bag/suitcase. Well thought out, thought out to the smallest detail, the compartments are arranged, it looks solid. I like that there are shoulder straps and a handle. As a smart bag, it leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion. One of the compartments has a cable that you can connect your own battery/power management device to, and then an external port that you can connect a Lightning or Micro USB cable to for charging. Not sure I'll see a value…

I bought this holdall and the Hynes Eagle 38L Flight Approved Weekender Carry on Back at the same time. I want something to use in place of a carry-on suitcase that doesn't slip on the handle and sits on top of a suitably larger suitcase, forcing me to use both hands on my suitcases. In my opinion this bag is more for carrying "business" stuff like laptops, tablets, cables, files, etc. Space for "travel" items like clothes, shoes, jackets, sweaters, etc. was extremely limited . I also found…