🎒 Rivacase Laptop Tablet Backpack for Travel Review

Great backpack. I've been wearing mine for about eight years, four of them every day. The major wear and tear was a cosmetic tear (pictured) which never affected the bag's performance. I've stuffed textbooks, game consoles, school supplies, a change of clothes, etc. in this bag and never had a problem. There always seemed to be enough space for what I needed. Running in the rain was never a problem because I knew my supplies would be dry in the end. The padding is more than you would expect and

Purchased November 2016. Daily commute to and from work plus 20+ trips with flight. The material and the straps hold up very well. Doesn't go with a ton of stuff but definitely gets the job done. I love bright colors. The elastic on the side pockets started ripping last month, but I slip my bottle of S'Well in it every day, so I'm probably stretching it beyond the intended limit. It is very waterproof as I had a few bad cases to test. I don't particularly like the vertical front pocket as it's…

I use this bag for work. It meets all my criteria for an optimal work backpack.1. It's light and thin: I take the train to work and need a thin bag to squeeze into the train during rush hour.2. It's not too long: I'm 5'4" and I don't like it when my backpack doesn't fit on my back or protrudes out of my body. 3. It has well-separated compartments and pockets: I love pockets. and I love It's when every one of my personal belongings has a home in my bag 4. It's neatly padded without bulk: My work

I like this backpack, my rating would be 4.5 if it would let me. The material is durable, the zippers are strong and smooth, and it's nice that it's water-resistant. I travel by train so this feature was a must! It's had a few rainy days and the inside is bone dry. My other requirement is that it's not huge but still fits what I need. I'm short so most computer backpacks look huge on me. It looks great and fits my 15.5 inch laptop, iPad and case, Kindle in case, phone, wallet, keys, pens and…

After weeks of research and disappointment with the promising NF book bag, I have just received this backpack and I want to tell you how AMAZING it is! I was looking for. I packed it with my 13" Macbook Air, 1" boxed binder, large program, 3lb textbook, large cosmetic items, boxed pencil case AND a 20" Contigo water container, and it was still lighter than an empty bookshelf. the NF bag I replaced it with! The shoulders are very comfortable and the zippers are very strong. The texture quality…

I've been using this backpack as my main work bag for almost six months now and my verdict is something like "you get what you pay for". The shoulder straps are widely spaced and there is no chest strap to keep them tighter together so this bag can get uncomfortable pretty quickly (it ends up sitting on the outside of my shoulders which feels/looks uncomfortable and can be painful under heavy loads). If you're on the smaller side, don't do it! The straps don't hold up either. Mine was meant to…

The perfect size to store all your electronics and medical supplies without worrying about upstairs storage. The size allows you to place it under almost any seat on the plane. I have searched and searched for a backpack that is small enough (not too big, not too thick, not too wide) to fit under the seat in front of me and still be able to carry all the essentials that I can't check in -in bag when traveling. I can place the following (albeit a bit crowded): (1) HP Specter laptop - charger…

This is a great little backpack that does the job. I'm a smaller build, 5ft 3" tall, and most backpacks, even the "skinny" ones that are often 7 or 8" thick, look like they're going to eat me up. I like this back because it serves its purpose without being anything flashy. However, it has a few disadvantages. The vertical zipper on the front of the bag is incredibly impractical and silly. It has a 3" or 4" tall mesh screen, but it's still very useless, impossible to find anything, and just a…