Travel Backpack Carry On Flight Approved TSA Friendly Backpack Water-resistant Lightweight Business Large Weekender Bag Casual Daypack 15.6" Laptop Backpack for Men Women,Black

This is the one that works. I try to travel light so needed a backpack that doubles as a suitcase. This one does just that. It opens like a suitcase and makes packing and then finding your stuff a cinch. The outside zipped pockets secure paperwork, tickets, and things you need handy. The top pouch holds essentials like ear pods, phone, and the like. I have used it on one trip and know it's perfect for me. Fits under the front seat on planes....meets that measurement restriction.

I've been trying to travel lighter with a goal of one-bag travel as often as possible, and have been experimenting with various bags and cases that can be a "personal item" on most airlines. I've tried several roller bags and about a dozen travel backpacks. I was looking at the Light Flight at about the same time as I bought a Bagsmart Blast 28-38L, and ordered this one as a comparison. The Light Flight backpack has *many* of the features I like about the Blast, and is overall a great value alternative to the Blast. The Light Flight's zippers are not as high quality as the Blast, but they are much better and feel more secure than a lot of the inexpensive travel packs out there (such as WANDF). The duffel style main compartment loads up easily, and the main feature I was interested in this and the Blast for is the "top" compartment, to make it easy to access frequently-needed travel items without pulling everything out of the bag. The Blast's top compartment is bigger than the Light Flight's, but the LF's still packed out nicely. The LF is a smaller bag than the Blast, but not by much. LF doesn't have a shoe compartment, which I do like for putting dirty clothes into. One important difference is that the LF's laptop compartment is just an open, padded area without any organization, and there is no false bottom like the Blast, so if you just drop your laptop/tablet into the LF, it will impact the surface your bag is resting on. I've been using a soft sleeve/case on laptops I put in the LF to avoid this, but if you prefer not to use a laptop sleeve, the Light Flight may not be for you. Overall this bag is an amazing value, looks very sleek and compact in black, and generally is noticeably higher quality than the majority of inexpensive travel backpacks I've tried.

Great carry on for a solo senior traveler to SEAsia. Lots of pockets , easy to cinch to make more compact. It was on planes, ferries, long boats and motor cycle taxis and still looks like new! Zippers work well also and water resistant fabric are a PLUS. It’s a good price for a well made back pack,,,thumbs up for Light Flight

I can't believe I got this bag for $15! (The pink one). It's a great dupe for the Bagmsart Blast bag. It's made of a stiff canvas. It's fairly basic, as a bag. No secret storage compartments, no additional pouches or pockets on the interior pockets or on the backside of an opening. Just a main compartment that is very easy to pack due to its size and shape. There's a place for a laptop on the back zippered portion. The front has two small, flat, zippered pouches and there is a VERY handy zippered pouch on the top that is deeper and perfect for a phone, power bank, glasses, or keys. There is one large water bottle pocket on the side and a handle on the other side. The bag can store quite a bit for travel and doesn't look lumpy, saggy, or odd due to the rigid shape and firm canvas fabric. The lack of little pockets, pen holders, mini pockets doesn't really sell me on a bag anyway since I always use my own pouches for smaller objects. As long as I have a pocket for my phone, wallet, and keys, I'm good. This is 100% a travel bag and not a bag I would use for a student or work.

I really like this bag. Nice material quality stitching. Well thought out pockets to keep profile clean and compact, but it did not fit my 17.3” Lenovo laptop-- almost, but not quite. That cost it a star, because, while my laptop is undeniably a beast of a desktop replacement, it is not like Lenovo is some weird brand of laptop. I feel like the description should add some sort of qualifier that it will not fit thicker 17.3 laptops.

Great design, good quality. Works great for short trips. Easy access to items in the large compartment. Liked it so much I bought a second one.

This backpack can hold a lot. I’ve packed it to the point where the seams look like they’re about to burst but still holds strong, and it fits comfortably under the seats. With sandals and shoes, you can pack at least a few days of clothing, without those, at least a weeks worth. The straps are fine, but the heavier you pack it, the harder it is to carry on your back, luckily it has the side handle to carry. My only complaint is that the luggage strap in the back is low, making the bag lean forward when sitting on top of the luggage. If the bag is top heavy, it can make the luggage fall forward. Otherwise a great buy

More spacious than it looks. I can fit 3 days worth of clothes as well as my travel toiletry kit, a travel bag for chargers and cables, and some other stuff. There is a small top zip pocket at that's a decent size for two weeks work of medicine (one of those pill organizers) and there's a laptop sleeve pocket in the back where I put my tablet. There is one pocket on the side for a travel tumbler. Was hesitant about getting this but glad I did! Very useful for weekend trips with my kids to see my in-laws!