Rangeland Business Backpack Approved Daypack Backpacks in Laptop Backpacks Review

This is the most underrated travel backpack! I've searched all over the internet, blogs, youtube and didn't find any reviews for this bag. I am planning a trip abroad and will travel a lot. I was looking for a backpack that opens like a suitcase. It has a few organizational pockets built in, but still fits personal items so I don't have to risk checking it out if there's no room for carry-on luggage. This bag fits most international airline personal item sizes, allowing it to fit under the…

I've been looking for a holdall that doubles as a backpack and tote, has a slot in the back for attaching to a suitcase, and looks professional enough for business trips. Finding a good bag with good capacity and decent throughput wasn't easy. The bag is light, convenient, on the back there is a strap for attaching to a suitcase. Looks quite simple, but functional. There is a separate laptop compartment on the back, a small electronics pocket on the top, and a vertical pocket on the front…

You should know that I don't usually pack light things! But my miserly @#*× husband didn't pay for the hand luggage when he bought my ticket. Rather than add $40 for one, I decided to buy an approved backpack for the Allegiant Air. Since I'll be visiting my daughter in another city more often, that makes sense. I posted pictures but this is what I got in the package: 1 pair of khakis, 2 pairs of sweatpants, 6 t-shirts, my Birkenstocks, 3 pairs of socks, 6 pairs of underwear, a shirt dress…

Ideal for new economy fares where only one personal item can be placed under the airplane seat for free. This bag corresponds to the smaller sizes recently introduced by United Airlines. It also gives you a little more room for your legs, even after placing it under the seat in front of you. We really like the suitcase backpack for its travel comfort. So far we've used it for a weekend getaway and have been able to pack men's clothing - 1 pair of jeans, 1 pair of shorts, 4 shirts, underwear…

The never ending hunt for a 'Personal Item' backpack to complement my hand luggage for Ryanair and Icelandair. It fits Icelandair (smaller than Ryanair) and makes a good daypack for work. The internal laptop pocket is oddly on the zip side rather than the shoulder strap side, but it still seems to work. But maybe it's because I have a small netbook laptop. A heavier laptop can throw it off balance. Inside, it shares the same elastic straps for attaching clothing, a padded laptop sleeve, and a…

Some things I like, some things I don't like. Decided to return. Advantages: - The vertical zipper of the front pocket is on the left. Most vertical zipper backpacks are on the right side. For right-handers like me, when I need quick access to items in my front pocket, I wrap the pack around my left arm from the back, forward so I can reach with my right hand. This gives my right hand easy access to the laptop/tablet pocket and front pocket. If you're left-handed, that's good for you: most…