🎒 Versatile KAKA Travel Duffel Backpack: Explore in Style and Convenience Review

I wanted a backpack to use for school because I'm on campus 12 hours. While this bag is quite large, the straps are not padded and that's why it hurts the shoulder so much. Also, the kit does not include a strap that turns the bag into a gym bag. The compartments inside are useless as things will fall out of them if there is no lightning in them. There is no easy access to things in the pack unless you fully unzip the zips - there are no external pockets for a cell phone or water bottle. I'll…

overall the backpack is great. It has multiple pockets to store various items, as well as two water bottle pockets and a shoe compartment. BUT. The water bottle pockets are not deep at all. If you have a hydroflask or similar I will say they are not the best fit. Straps on the sides of the backpack add a little security. The bottom straps don't hurt the bag either. The shoe compartment is convenient, very roomy, although it takes up a lot of space at the top of the backpack and creates an…

I travel a lot in production and every project has very different requirements. I got a call from my last job asking how soon I could get on the plane and in 3 days I was out and I was on my way for a month. What I travel is very important to me because I don't like checking my bags and I still have gear to take with me and clothing appropriate to the place. I haven't tested this backpack yet, but I'm very impressed. The only other backpack I have that offers the same space and comfort was the…

What I like about them is that they give you the option to put your laptop either in the front or in the main compartment. And contrary to what many reviews say, I had straps on so you can use it as a duffel bag. There are 2 dividers inside the main compartment, which is very convenient. The bottom compartment for things like a pair of shoes is a very nice feature. It could be better: side pockets for water bottles etc. a simple zipped pocket at the bottom or something to hide the backpack…

Pros: I have used this backpack for trips to Barcelona and the Dominican Republic. This block is large in terms of storage. I could fit 2 pairs of sneakers and 5 sets of clothes (5 t-shirts, 5 pairs of underwear, 5 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of jeans, 3 pairs of shorts, I'm a tall guy and wear 2-3xl). I'm pretty sure for small/medium sized people more stuff can fit in. Cons: If you use it as a backpack the straps get in the way. The straps are very thin and you will feel like they are going to cut

I wanted this bag to be my all in one solution for the gym and commuting. I was glad he placed everything at once: a collapsible yoga mat; yoga clothing; slippers (flip-flops); quick drying towel toiletries; work suit; 40 oz canteen bottle; compact umbrella; folders containing papers; small iPad; digital camera; two small/thin books; additional shopping bag; and various technologies like chargers etc. What I didn't like is that when I threw it over my back it sat very low and pulled on my…