Kilimanjaro

This is a great pack with lots of storage space for items of different sizes. The two largest compartments can easily hold a laptop, camera, and other accessories. I used it last week on a camping trip for a day hike to carry a Nalgene water bottle, DSLR camera, small drone, a jacket, knife, multitool, and some ammunition for plinking at targets. I've found it to also be great for fishing. The bag has waist and chest straps to take some of the weight off your shoulders - a feature I require for all my backpacks. Overall, it is nothing incredibly fancy, however if you are looking for a sturdy, all purpose backpack to carry a wide variety of items, the abundance of separate compartments makes for a great backpack.

So I was looking for a industrial backpack. Something to store note books and gear. The design seems all well in good. It's just tiny too me.The additional problems:1) The seconday compartment forward from the main looks like the same size. It is not, it is smaller. You cant tell this from the picture on amazon.2) So I can barely fit one note book and not another or tools in the 2nd compartment.3) The bottom is not flat is narrow also you have that curved bottom which has the zippers. So the zippers will scrap on the bottom, you get wear and tear and dirt in it. Bad design period.4) looks pretty but it doesn't deliver on being a 60 dollar.. let alone 88 dollar pack. It's nether industrial or tactically usefull given the flaws and limited space. It wouldn't stand up to the abuse in the yard or on a work truck, let alone have the space to be usefull. Once again pretty but not useful.

Like the size. The mutilple internal dividers for two devices. Don’t like the small pockets. They’re so small you can’t hardly store anything. Also, don’t like that there isn’t a keeper on the back to slide over the handle of my carry on.

One of the greatest laptop bags ever created. I would love to perfect it but I don't know how!I suppose there could be a little more padding on the bottom of the bag to protect the laptop but that is easy to do simply by cutting from neoprene and placing inside the bag.