Incase ICON vs Timbuk2 Q Laptop Pack 2.0

We'Ve also been testing with the uh in case laptop sleeve here, so take our 13 inch. Macbook pro is what we've been keeping in there. It does fit up t...

It comes in at 20, liters so very close in size to this, but it feels like it can hold way more just due to the simpler layout and that clamshell styl...

It’s much cheaper but a similar quality comfortable tactical urban fusion. Also the Topo Designs Core pack.

Consequently, I did not do any weather testing on it. Overall this is a very comfortable, well-made, small daypack that would make a great unisex purse replacement. It's fine for a bike commuter, but I'd put a rain shell over it if using it for a daily commute. There might be a few tweaks I would make for version 3

The first year it held up quite well and still looked nice with some minor scratches and also good to note that if scratched it's there forever. The second year it was still fine but I began to see some stitches become undone and as of now the problem has only gotten worse. The straps that connect to the backpack are now ripping off and there are lots of stickes undone. I don't know if it's because of my heavy use or just time maybe even workmanship

I came to appreciate the straps after realizing that despite the initial discomfort, they actually secure the backpack better to my body. They provide a firmer hold of the bag which helps prevent the straps from slipping down my arms and helps prevent the backpack from bouncing around my back. The bag is well padded, particularly the rear laptop compartment which is totally separate from the main compartment. I feel very safe carrying my laptop in the laptop compartment

I was expecting to be able to use this as my tech backpack, but I was surprised by how incredibly small it is, especially for the cost. Still considering returning it. If you have a larger laptop, or a good amount of gear to carry, stay away from this one.

I love Timbuk2 bags and really wanted to love this bag. The bag is high quality and has some excellent pockets and features but I found the profile just too slim for my needs. I'll be trading it in for a larger capacity bag.

Using this you know to go to and from the office or wherever it is you're going to every day. So as far as the sternum strap goes, it's pretty simple ...

This pack is really a good everyday commuter bag, which is what I bought it for. There are a lot of handy pockets to keep you organized and it looks sharp/professional. It has a generous built in laptop sleeve, and is comfortable when loaded down. One complaint I do have is the rigid construction, there is little flexibility in the interior pockets, and in the exterior construction

Sorry for the long video, but I did want to show you guys with all the pockets that this back pack offers so you know exactly what you're getting into...

I ordered this for airplane travel and because this backpack supposedly fits a 17" laptop. Upon receipt, it seemed alot more compact than I expected and my 17 inch laptop takes up most of the room, without leaving room for much else. Dimensions are: -17" shoulder drop -47 centimeters high -26 centimeters wide -Back padded laptop compartment fits up to a 17" laptop The material is 100% polyester and is very stiff. Although it is a nice streamlined design, I think the overall design should have allowed for more room when carrying a laptop