OGIO 2015 Tribune Pack Black Backpacks for Casual Daypacks Review

My husband's laptop bag is worn out, I suggested a backpack instead as he works in construction. He loves this one. He fits his 17" laptop and has plenty of room and more compartments for everything else. He likes that he can get up on his own when he needs to put it down.

I bought this for my husband and it fits comfortably in a large suitcase with extra room for his 17 inch laptop. However, it's not too big. I will edit after using EDITA a year later and it will be so strong. It was perfect for my husband's overseas trips and please note this is a great backpack for weekend getaways and outdoor adventures.

Last Ogio Tribune backpack that lasted two years before the zippers broke. I think it's okay for the price, but I hope it will last longer. Great looking backpack (grey), bigger than most, perfect for my 7 1" folders, 1-2 books, snacks, phone, water bottle, sweater and other supplies. Highly recommended for school where you have to carry a lot.

Pack size is perfect; I'm also a big fan of the many versatile pockets and compartments. I've just used it on a trip to Africa and the Middle East and found it quite comfortable for over 50 hours of air travel and commuting. However, I was disappointed that the adjustable chest strap came loose after about 3 days of use and can't be reattached.

I like the pocket. It is very comfortable. The zippers feel tough and the shoulder straps are well padded. I wish there was better storage for all those little things I need to take with me like HDMI and USB cables, flash drives, pens and chargers. Two front pockets are not enough. I also wish there was more padding at the bottom of the bag to protect the laptop when you put it down quickly. If I had to change the design I would get rid of the little pocket at the top where your phone should be

This was a very nice backpack. Not only was it aesthetically pleasing, but it also looked durable and comfortable. There were many pockets in the pockets for storing and organizing various items. It was very versatile and stylish. My problem with the backpack is that Ogio split the main compartment (which originally wasn't that big, at least for me) into two smaller compartments. While each compartment could probably hold a couple of folders, it seemed difficult to fit bulky items like a jacket