Sandqvist vs Topo Designs Klettersack

Having the laptop compartment located here means you can grab it quickly whenever needed—without rifling through your bag—and it also acts as a sort of pseudo frame sheet, but don’t worry, there’s plenty of padding between your laptop and your back too. The size of the compartment is pretty great as well, it will fit a 15” laptop with a protective sleeve comfortably. We have found this to be absolutely perfect for any and all of our laptop needs.

So I replaced the regular drawstring with red and I put the internal. It's an internal small zipper pouch and we'll get a good camera close-up here in...

I have always had the traditional backpack for my daily commuting from a Chicago suburb into the city of Chicago. Some days I have a lot of stuff; lunch, shoes, etc. Some days I don't have as much. The stuffed backpack is bulky and uncomfortable, and I have to worry about it possibly bumping one of my commuter neighbors

and along with that you have a water bottle pocket on each side as well. If you're looking for just a backpack just to be a backpack though, and to an...

Got it in the mail today; very decently sized, carries well. It sits flat on my back, which is also super nice; especially when you travel using public transportation a lot, like me. I checked their website before purchasing this bag, and it has really good reviews there as well (and it's listed at the same price). I'll edit my review after wearing it out more often

and I think this is great man if you want to bag for one bag, travel or something like that I think this is perfect. you could definitely do it. Just ...

This could have been better if it had a Shire like metal clip or a standard Timbuk2 clip. And finally 2 things I don't like. First, the top strap to the clip doesn't move well and so I had to use two hands to make it tighter or loosen it. This could have been better if it had thicker with less slippery strap, formerly typical Timbuk2 straps

One and two, and then a small, a couple, little loops in front of that. If you want to like clip your keys to one of these just so they don't fall to ...

6" laptop, without disturbing the main part of the bag. There is a small, nearly hidden zippered compartment handy for cards or a smart phone. It weights slightly more than my old Osprey, but it's comfortable enough I don't notice it, and all the seams seem they should outlast me. And, a side benefit of the simple rucksac design is that if one does want to overpack it, tall items can stick out without putting any strain on the zippers that aren't there

If you can see that, but quite easily fit a 15-inch laptop in there and let's see sort of how much you can fit into one of these bags by filling it fu...