eBags Pro Slim Laptop vs Maxpedition Entity 27

So I would love to hear your thoughts on this bag. This is the E bag slim book, slim backpack, slim laptop again description will have all the links I...

Though this is just the trade-off for more comfortable carry and less chance of back issues down the road. Ultimately the bag is fairly easy to slip off one arm (or release the buckle clasp) and get the bag across your side when needed. But getting it back on is a minor challenge in crowded areas. Worth investing in the different mountable pocket options to hold frequent use items more accessibly

Uh, it's also got this removable padding on the bottom. Uh, which is nice for keeping your laptop from just slamming on the ground. Uh, if you put you...

Now this particular model will actually hold up to a 17 inch laptop, but you can get smaller. I Find This holds my 15 and a half inch laptop. Beautifu...

These are actually car pockets, but i found that just a nice space to put those in these are all zippered as well, and then this is quite a big compar...

Each section is reviewed below because looking exclusively at pictures doesn't always tell you the whole story and everyone's use and opinions are always going to be subjective. MAIN COMPARTMENT: This is the outermost section of the bag. Its flap is tapered and, upon opening, the flap is held in place by two sturdy internal retaining straps that can be easily be unclipped and detached for full compartment access. Keeping the retaining straps clipped and in place allows for accessibility to the compartment without having the contents potentially spilling out of the bag

How I usually ride on an airplane. So as soon as I get on an airplane, as soon as we take off, I take the bag from underneath the seat in front of me,...

You know what? Overall, I like this, man. I think this is really functional. It kind of fits into what I want to do nowadays that I don't really want ...

As simple as that may seem that missing feature has me considering returning the bag. For my office setting, I need a briefcase (optics/professionalism)(I know, yay, corporate America), so that shoulder strap would be awesome, also carrying the briefcase by the handle, takes away the usage of whatever hand I am using to carry the bag. After hours or on the weekends, the backpack straps are not a problem. You're probably thinking first world problems and why not opt for the eBags Professional Weekender (https://www

Of course, one of the main reasons I bought it was I needed a backpack that could take a beating week in and week out and the reviews and Maxpedition's reputation let me know I was getting a quality product. If I had to quibble, my right shoulder strap is starting to show a bit of wear near the friction adaptor. It's staring to feel a bit roug, like it might fray. This may be normal, but it seems

so I’m Well organized and know where everything is. The Pockets opens in an L fashion. that takes some getting used to at first, but they are pretty q...

The KY2 zippers are great 👍. The only downside is it’s not water proof. Would be hard to access your weapon with the extra rain cover that is available. Overall 5 star