🎒 Seibertron Pro-Multifunction Shoulder Messenger Bag: Ideal for 17.3" Laptops in Khaki Review

The bag was less than 2 weeks old but when carrying a new laptop the metal pull of the shoulder strap broke and the bag fell to the ground. The laptop is fine thank goodness but I wouldn't recommend this bag based on the build quality. Maybe if the price matched the build quality, but as it stands this bag is overpriced with very cheap parts used in production.

Let me get to the point. The strap broke immediately, or rather, the swivel pulled out of the hole for one of the hooks had to hold it immediately as soon as it was loaded. Please note that this is a multi-client issue. (Looking online I see the same type of hook is used on a number of heavy duty shoulder straps - be careful buyers!) So I ordered a new strap, albeit one that looks a lot sturdier - why? Because the bag itself is great. It holds a lot of stuff, with plenty of storage space in…

Pros: Good pockets - good color - Mollie gear straps are a bit tight but work - nice and wide strap - great construction with heavily reinforced stitching - heavy duty nylon, similar to Nylon in well-made bulletproof vests or IBACon: Belt clips are a bit lighter. I kept gaining weight. The stitching held up perfectly, but the brass clips fell apart. I'll just use my old M240 belt until I get a new one. It can be a bit messy but works great with the triangular D-rings on the pocket. I would…

I bought these at the last minute as I had to make last second calls for work abroad. This bag was dragged to my work for about a month and a half in pretty rough conditions, it held up well and didn't give me any unpleasant surprises. I really like the hook and loop surface of the receiver as I can add a name or department ID strap when I need to be identified by the team and then pull on it when I'm in public and want to remain inconspicuous. I would buy it again.

Bought this bag to replace a 23 year old Jansport backpack! I needed an EDC bag to carry my stuff from home to work in the various vehicles I drive during the day. So far this is completely sufficient. The laptop and the documents fit very well in the inner compartments and leave room for other utensils such as e.g. B. A quick change of clothes (socks, underwear, shorts and a shirt and all), rolled up tight of course. The exterior compartments are great and I can carry my diabetic kit, daily…

This case is great for your MacBook Pro 13 and your usual accessories, laptop and other business travel gear. I've looked through several different bags looking for a bag that combines size, capacity and performance and this one did it for me. It can stand under an airplane seat instead of lying flat and is generally suitable for smaller Macs. The outer pockets are a handy size, and two large pockets on the inside for the power supply, mouse, adapter, etc. Velcro fasteners were not a problem…

After reading all the reviews I bought this bag, it's durable and has plenty of room for my laptop, iPad and more. Just one thing, the shoulder strap broke. Looks like scrap metal. This issue is similar to https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R381RQT1HLOLTK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B073W9YX79. If only the seller to match the price with the quality, we depend on the shoulder strap, it is sad that this is a serious problem. I hope the seller will see this and change the belt

Look, this bag will probably work 90% of the time. For me it had one glaring weakness and one tiny problem. The obvious downside is the lack of a strap to attach it to my travel trolley. Huge downside. WHY? All messenger bags seem to have this strap. Excellent storage options. There are no complaints. Good build quality. This bag appears to be made by the same company and is sold under multiple names such as Lifewit. They're all a little different, but this one has mesh pockets inside as well…