Enhanced Expandable Backpack for 🎒 Business Professionals with Laptop Resistant Design Review

I use it to carry heavy books and documents while working part-time at home and in the office. It can fit a 2-3 inch paper wallet in the large compartment and another one in the back compartment. Ideal for large volume storage. Zippers are reliable and of high quality. I chose this one over several others for extended storage and it works well for converting if you need more space. The top strap is perfect for carrying without a backpack.

I bought this backpack for my son who is about to be college freshman. He does science and his books are HUGE! There is enough space in this backpack to carry a chemistry, biology, language and calculus textbook PLUS 4-5 subject pads, a pencil case, an iPad and others and 2-3 inch binders with 200 sheets of loose paper. Everyone And he still has a place! This is the BEST purchase I've made with a book bag. You will not be disappointed. Oh yeah, did I mention it has a charging port? Ooooooo!

This bag has many compartments for easy organization. Most important to me was a backpack that can be used as a personal sized item (smaller than carry-on) when traveling by air, and this backpack can be compressed if necessary to fit an airline-sized basket that is slightly shorter than the backpack. . I also like that it can be expanded if necessary, has a luggage strap and a zip compartment behind the backpack. The only downside is that the backpack doesn't have a chest strap, but the price…

My grandson is in fifth grade and will be carrying a 12 inch laptop to school this year. This backpack has a padded compartment that keeps his computer safe and prevents it from coming in contact with his books etc. I saw other backpacks with all sorts of slots and pockets for pens and pencils, but I knew my grandson wouldn't put everything in pockets, so those little things didn't affect my purchase. A nice feature to use is the backpack's ability to expand an additional two inches by…

I needed a backpack to carry some electronics and other essentials on a recent trip to Utah and Arizona (Zion, Bryce, Grand Canyon, etc.). I carry an Insta360 OneX2 and a stabilizer for my Samsung Tab S7 phone and tablet. This is already quite expensive gear and I needed something that was 1) durable, 2) comfortable, 3) protective and 4) had lots of organizational pockets. I read all the good reviews about this backpack and admittedly thought it was "too good to be true". but I was wrong. All…