High Sierra Access Backpack Mercury Review

I only buy High Sierra backpacks, their durability is higher, the shoulder straps are comfortable to wear and they are very durable. I use them for my carry on plane. I used my last one for 12th grade and then "stripped" it after graduation in 2009 to become my carry-on on the plane, which finally died last year when a TSA agent tried to open the main compartment and didn't work . High hopes for this new product!

Very spacious and suitable as an everyday backpack that I use most of the time. Plenty of zips, compartments and a small, nicely felt lined pocket for your iPod and/or phone. He gets up by himself. Cons: 1) the straps are not very soft, so a bit uncomfortable; 2) the zip in the main compartment is difficult to close - this is because there is some sort of cover over the zip that prevents the zip from working. You can try to "fold" this zipper case, but it keeps snapping. The lid is supposed to…

This backpack was meant for high school but turned out to be the worst backpack I have ever bought. The zippers have protective flaps which makes opening/closing very difficult. The padded laptop area in the main compartment takes up most of this compartment, leaving little space for folders/books. The width of the second largest compartment is approximately the same as the available width of the main compartment, but has no inserts at the bottom. Not very suitable for heavy books. The backpack

Got this to replace my old Sierra back which measures 14 wide x 19 high x 9 deep. It can hold enough clothes and other needs for 4-5 days. My few issues with my old bag were that it wasn't big enough, only had a side water bottle holder, and the zippers kept snagging and occasionally opening under the zipper pull. The new package I received says it measures 15 wide, 20 high and 9.5 deep, but that's actually not true. It actually measures 15 x 20 x 6 and tapers more noticeably towards the top…