SHRRADOO Extra Large 50L Travel Laptop Backpack with USB Charging Port, College Backpack Airline Approved Business Work Bag Fits 17 Inch Computer for Men Women

I needed something a lot more sturdy for traveling to and from work. I was using a regular backpack and for some reason it was super heavy, even when I didn't put that much stuff in it. in this new one, I was able to fit my laptop, several notebooks, and a think paperback textbook in the back laptop pouch. This one has a lock with pros and cons. Another reviewer mentioned it is easy to decode the lock and while i wouldn't expect it to work if I left my bag unattended, I do expect if I was traveling I wouldn't have to worry about someone slipping into my bag and grabbing my laptop without me noticing. I don't like locks that don't lock unless it's on the unlock code already, which is how this lock is, but I think most locks are like that now? I'd prefer to just click it shut and then have to put in my code to unlock it, but it's not that big of a deal.The second pouch is very roomy. I was able to fit my small purse, my nursing pack, and some additional supplies that I had for my shifts (a drink insulator, hand lotion, some thin mints lol). It also has a mesh pouch so I can keep my box of hot chocolate separate and ready for me to grab from.The next pouch I expected to be very thin, like my last bag, but I was able to stuff my winter hat and gloves, glasses case, some candy with room to spare. It reaches all the way down to the bottom of the bag.There is a little pouch on the front/top and it holds everything I usually shove into my scrub pockets without even looking like anything is in it. Underneath that one is the last half pouch. I have my surgery cap, some chargers, some extra pens, markers, highlighters, and a flat pack of gum.Both sides have additional mini-pouches and very spacious water bottle holders. On one side it comfortably fit my 30 oz metal water bottle and the other side I shoved in one of those trident gum packs that are cylindrical as well as a Starbucks ceramic mug on top of that. I only did that when I was going from my car to my house and expected to need to be super careful but it fit so well in there I found I didn't actually have to worry.The bag has a reinforced handle at the top, adjustable clips across the sides for support, and a lot of comfortable padding on the back and on the shoulder straps. I took this to work one day so far and it 100% feels better on my back (I do have chronic back issues.) It's not as though it feels lighter per se, as if I have less stuff, but it definitely feels a lot more secure and comfortable and easier to transport.Some reviews said it didn't hold up well for them and i'm hoping taking a chance on this bag wasn't a mistake. I figure any bag has a chance to rip depending on it's use. I really love it a lot so far and I do hope it lasts. One more aspect of this bag that others may appreciate is a port to plug into a portable charger, but I don't typically use those functions in backpacks.I can't speak on water resistance, though it was snowing when I was walking to my car when leaving work, and nothing inside appeared to be wet. it was light snow though, so I'd hate to steer anyone wrong in case it's awful for that, but I don't suspect it would be.My computer/phone screens made the purple look a little brighter than it really is, which made me debate getting the black one, but I'm really happy I went with purple. It's a really great shade and an overall good-looking backpack.

several compartments, not too many to keep track of but enough to sort items by function and size and frequency of use. has a keyring clip and a usb grommet -so you can put a battery pack inside and charge a device outside, i guess?feels like it's made well and durable enough. I've been carrying it around nearly everywhere for a couple of months now but it hasn't seen much of the jobsite yet, which is what did in my last backpack.this was recommended to me by, of all people, my doctor, when we got a bit off topic. so far i can see why: good backpack, strong and comfortable to use, really good value. would recommend it myself.it's big though. like, bigger than most high schooler backpacks. don't remember if there's a smaller version, maybe i got the biggest one. but it's Big.

This has been a great bag. It's huge and very comfy to wear. I've used this thing a lot, packed both lightly and heavily and it's held up nicely. I would buy this again no question.

A 50L backpack is the perfect size for carrying sound equipment, and mine has been an absolute workhorse! The spacious design comfortably fits all the essentials—cables, mics, mixers, and more—while keeping everything organized and easily accessible.The durability is top-notch, with strong stitching and reinforced zippers that handle the weight of heavy gear without strain. The padding is a lifesaver, offering protection for delicate equipment and ensuring comfortable wear during long hauls. Multiple compartments make organizing different components effortless, helping me stay efficient when setting up or tearing down.Whether for gigs, rehearsals, or mobile sound setups, this backpack has been an invaluable tool. If you're looking for a reliable, sturdy, and well-designed pack for sound gear, a solid 50L option like this is a game-changer!