Review on 🔒 Ultimate Protection: Tzowla Business Resistant Anti Theft Backpacks Defend Valuables by Maurice Strawther

If you want your backpack to 'show off' how smart, cool and rich you are, maybe you don't want this one buy - buy a Tumi or any other high-end backpack brand will cost you at least 10x more. On the other hand, if you don't care about statements and just want a well designed and manufactured backpack that offers some flexibility for your changing life and you know a lot when you see it, Tzowla is for you. The backpack has 2 large compartments, each with pockets, some with zips, inside for small items. The larger of the two compartments has a padded laptop compartment that can hold up to a 17" laptop, with a Velcro closure at the top. This latch is not fully functional for small laptops - there is too much loose strap when the Velcro is closed. The rest of the larger compartment fits a small coat (e.g. a plastic raincoat) and a lunch bag. This compartment also has 2 distinctive features: 1. Wired buddy/headphone and device charging jacks. (You plug the power bank into your pocket, then you can charge your device outside of your pocket, maybe even while you're using it.) It's a no-brainer, but it can be useful; and 2. a combination lock – this can also come in handy. The smaller of the 2 large compartments is perfect for 1 or 2 books, headphones, Kindle/iPad and travel documents. On the outside of the smaller large compartment there is a small practical pocket for glasses (reading and sunscreen), passport and phone. There are side pockets for an umbrella (with attachment straps) and a water bottle, and there is a fixed strap on the front of the bag to attach it to a wheeled suitcase. Shoulder straps are soft and well spaced, and side straps with clips minimize the bag's bulk. The entire bag is made of durable fabric (only black it appears to be) with a sponge washable waterproof lining, the seams are well stitched, all compartments close with quality zips, and the bag looks great when carried. Having just received my bag I have not rated its durability but it looks like it will last for years. For less than $30 look no further.