Osprey Nebula Laptop Backpack for Men Review

I had an old Osprey backpack that I used but the zippers broke and sending a deposit just didn't seem viable. So I got Nebula and I'm wondering if it's better than the old version (10 years old). The bag fits two laptops if needed, but takes the place of two bags for an overnight business trip. The computer compartment is lined and roomy, the extra compartment is the same size and the front compartment is actually a bit larger, but the front compartment is not padded so I use it for clothes…

It's hard to tell from the photos but in person "grey warden" looks purple (at least to me and my family), my wife thought I bought a women's backpack. He still looks really cool in my opinion, but I don't need a purple backpack as a guy. I would exchange it for a different color but I decided to simply return it because it didn't live up to expectations. Backpack for over $80. I know/owned the brands 5.11, camelbak, north face and swiss gear. And this Osprey backpack is (IMO) of lower quality.

I bought this bag looking for an all round backpack and for the occasional overnight trip. The capacity is advertised as 30 liters and comes pretty close. Luckily, the Osprey avoided the many stupid foreign bags eating their way into the interior cargo hold. It also gives it a cleaner aesthetic look. The laptop case's low profile design (TSA compliant) is a nice touch that doesn't really interfere with the rest of the features. The laptop bag itself is smaller than I expected. It barely fits in

I bought this from Revain (although it doesn't show a confirmed purchase and I can't write a product review using the My Orders link). I needed a replacement for my broken Swiss Army Gear laptop backpack that didn't last long. By the way, this is a version/iteration of the same 2019 model, the Nebula. It fits my 15 inch laptop and has a lot more space to store a few books and small items. Love the way it looks except there are no webbing/molle straps to attach carabiners for hooking keys, water

On a daily basis, I like to travel both within the continent and abroad. By profession I'm a photographer / 3D photographer and I need something durable on my back when I'm out shooting in the city / suburbs or upstate. Being able to pack up all your gear and keep it safe (when you consider thousands upon thousands of dollars) is no joke. This backpack has the essentials of YouTube reviews, which you'll find as well. But I bought it anyway, tried the viola too. I keep finding myself picking up…