Timbuk2 Tuck Pack vs Tzowla Travel Laptop

* Constraints: close to (but under) 25,26L. Really, the main constraint is that I find backpacks that are > 18.5" tall usually look too big on me. Also, at this point in my life I mostly not doing multi-week backpacking travel anymore, and if I really need to one-bag/backpack a larger load (30+L) then I have an Osprey \~40L pack that I can easily under pack and compress

Very solid bag for under 30 dollars. I spent 10 days with it in Disney over several wet and very hot days and overall I’m very pleased with it. I will go over the positives then a few things it could have improved upon. Positive -great size and easy to carry around

All those electronics can fit into this compartment quite easily. Now this pocket is very padded, as you can see, it's kind of got the stitched reinfo...

I wanted something to put my new MacBook Air in that wasn't too bulky but was still able to fit my headphones and a few other things. This back pack is perfect! It's the right size, has a lockable area where the laptop is kept, it's the prettiest backpack I've ever owned. The blue is beautiful in person. I love it honestly

The front zippered compartment is really the only separation from the deep dark bucket of the main compartment. The pen organization mentioned in the description does not work well, as it's attached to the side with the laptop sleeve, and is very flimsy. One of the pockets is too small for me to get my hand into to reach the bottom. I've taken to carrying a smaller zippered pouch inside my backpack for small items (gum, lipstick, etc), so they don't end up lost on the bottom of the bag and smooshed

So let me just open up this bag from the top, and let me see how quick it I can enter my combo, not too bad okay, so that button now we're gon na open...

I think I speak for a lot of owners that if the build quality was improved, I would gladly pay more money for it. It's a really nice bag. But it's just not durable to handle the 5 days a week, heavy commute.

While almost all of the bags we reviewed easily fit within the size constraints of most airline carry-on specifications, the Tzowla Travel Laptop bag had the most intentional design features to accommodate travelers and commuters. This pack is equipped with a luggage belt on the back that either lets you tuck away the shoulder straps or attach it to the handle of a suitcase. The top of this pack has a built-in combination lock that lets you lock the main compartment, which is handy feature to avoid theft while traveling or commuting on busy trains. Another interesting feature is the built-in USB port and audio jack

quality zipers! now begins a rund using it hope to live good moments with it. tks timbuk2

So you have one right here. That's a zip one right here! You got your place to put let's say like a tablet right here: another one right here and we'v...