Commuter Backpack - 22L External / 20L Internal Capacity

Decent enough for the price, but lacks a premium feel

For the money, this backpack is perfectly fine, maybe a bit overpriced, but it’s definitely not high-end. The Pros: Great internal organization: Loads of pockets and high functionality on the inside. Had a chest strap, fairly well padded straps and back Good layout: It. stands upright on its own, which is a major plus for a day pack. Functional interior: The inside lining and setup actually feel pretty solid. The Cons: Cheap exterior: The outer material is a bit scratchy, shiny, and feels cheap Weak touchpoints: The top handle feels thin and low quality. Overall aesthetic: From the outside, it looks budget compared to higher-end bags. Verdict: If you’ve used brands like Nomatic or AER, you’ll immediately notice the step down in material quality. It’s totally adequate for basic day-to-day use, but given the cheap exterior feel, I wouldn't buy it again.

An amazing backpack

great quality but small

amazing quality materials and feels great to carry on your back. however it is very small and gets crammed full fast. it seemed larger in the video ad. the pockets are very small and even small items like adapters and cables barely fit, and this carries over onto the other pouches which all become very tight even when empty. it's hard to put things in and take them out since its so crammed. and all the pouches are stacked together, so while you have a nice amount of space in the openings, the pockets and pouches being so small makes organising difficult. like the laptop pouch is great and fits my 13" macbook but things get crammed together so tightly that it is a bit concerning when carrying additional big screens like the switch 2 and an ipad where im lowkey worrying about the screens getting scratched by cables and adapters from other pouches because they get crammed into each other with how snug the fit is.